Aslan’s How

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Aslan’s How is an ancient, sacred mound in Narnia built over the Stone Table, serving as a central site of remembrance and gathering in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia.

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Aslan’s How canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
hill
sacred mound
underground fortress
appearsIn Prince Caspian
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Last Battle
associatedWith Aslan
Old Narnians
the Stone Table
builtOver the Stone Table
category Fictional locations in The Chronicles of Narnia
contains remains of the Stone Table
creator C. S. Lewis
firstMentionedIn Prince Caspian
governedBy council of Old Narnians
guardedBy Old Narnian sentries
hasAccess hidden entrances
secret tunnels
hasInteriorFeature council chamber
great central chamber
passages
tunnels
languageOfName Narnian
locatedIn Narnia
medium literature
nameEtymology “How” meaning hill or mound
near site of the Stone Table
partOf world of Narnia
linked to: Narnia
purpose central gathering place for Narnians
place of remembrance of Aslan’s sacrifice
religiousSignificance shrine to Aslan’s sacrifice
sceneOf battle between Miraz’s Telmarines and Old Narnians
council before summoning the White Witch
duel between Peter Pevensie and King Miraz
symbolizes continuity of Old Narnia
memory of Aslan’s death and resurrection
timePeriod Narnian civil war against King Miraz
universe Narnia universe
usedAs military headquarters
refuge for Old Narnians
stronghold
usedBy Nikabrik
Prince Caspian
Trufflehunter
Trumpkin
the Pevensie children
linked to: Pevensie siblings

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Nikabrik locationOfActivity Aslan’s How