The Magic of Oz™

King of Gilgad

Rinkitink's title: the fat, careless and secretly shrewd King of Gilgad.

First named in Rinkitink in Oz, ch. 8

Therefore none of them ventured to go back to Regos but continued to live upon the neighboring island of Coregos, where they passed the days in fear and trembling and sought to plot and plan ways how they might overcome the Prince of Pingaree and the fat King of Gilgad.

What the books say it is

  • role King of Gilgad 1 chapter
    • Therefore none of them ventured to go back to Regos but continued to live upon the neighboring island of Coregos, where they passed the days in fear and trembling and sought to plot and plan ways how they might overcome the Prince of Pingaree and the fat King of Gilgad.
      Rinkitink in Oz, ch. 8
  • size fat 1 chapter
    • Therefore none of them ventured to go back to Regos but continued to live upon the neighboring island of Coregos, where they passed the days in fear and trembling and sought to plot and plan ways how they might overcome the Prince of Pingaree and the fat King of Gilgad.
      Rinkitink in Oz, ch. 8
  • trait careless 1 chapter
    • For he found Rinkitink to be, with all his careless disposition, a shrewd philosopher, and in talking over their adventures one day the King of Gilgad said: "The beauty of life is its sudden changes.
      Rinkitink in Oz, ch. 23
  • reputation great 1 chapter
    • Then, aloud, she said to Inga: "I wish to invite you, mighty Prince, and your friend, the great King of Gilgad, to visit my poor palace at Coregos, where all my people shall do you honor.
      Rinkitink in Oz, ch. 10

Appears in

Rinkitink in Oz (2 of 24 chapters)

Mentioned in

Rinkitink in Oz (5 of 24 chapters)

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