Kehama

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Kehama is the powerful and tyrannical sorcerer-rajah who serves as the central antagonist in Robert Southey’s epic poem "The Curse of Kehama."

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instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
literary character
rajah
sorcerer
appearsInWork The Curse of Kehama
associatedWithTheme despotism
divine justice
hubris
characterType powerful sorcerer
tyrannical ruler
createdBy Robert Southey
fateInStory ultimately defeated
firstAppearance The Curse of Kehama (1810)
governs Hindoo kingdom (fictional)
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod Romantic era
linked to: Romanticism
medium epic poem
moralAlignment evil
motivation desire for apotheosis
quest for absolute power
narrativeFunction embodiment of blasphemous pride
embodiment of tyranny
nationalityInFiction Hindoo
opposesCharacter Kailyal
Ladurlad
roleInWork central antagonist
settingContext mythic India
usesPower curses
dark magic

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