The Magic of Oz™

Prince Evered

also Evered

Prince Evered is the rightful young ruler of Rash, kept hidden away by Irashi.

First named in The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 6

It was a long story, and sitting down beside the water tub with Prince Evered in his lap, the Grand Vizier told how Irashi had stolen the throne of the Kingdom and made himself Pasha of Rash.

Names in the books

  • called Evered 9 chapters

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  • called Prince Evered 8 chapters

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What the books say it is

  • role prince 1 chapter
  • size little 1 chapter
  • appearance pleasant, freckle-faced 1 chapter
  • wears big wig 1 chapter
    • The little Prince Evered has since returned to his own country, but often comes over to spend a pleasant evening in the castle, bringing along his big wig, to entertain the Scarecrow.
      The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 20

Appears in

The Hungry Tiger of Oz (5 of 20 chapters)

Mentioned in

The Hungry Tiger of Oz (4 of 20 chapters)

Connections

  • rules Rash 1 chapter
    • Next instant the tower bells were tolling out a joyful welcome to the Rightful Ruler of Rash, and Fizzenpop, himself, in his best turban and tunic was reading a proclamation from the pink balcony stating that Evered, the Scarlet Prince had returned and the rule of Irashi the Rough was over forever.
      The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 19
  • child of Asha 1 chapter
  • friend of The Scarecrow 1 chapter
    • The little Prince Evered has since returned to his own country, but often comes over to spend a pleasant evening in the castle, bringing along his big wig, to entertain the Scarecrow.
      The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 20
  • enemy of Irashi 1 chapter
    • Reddy, himself, giving no attention to the frantic slashes of the scimiter, nor the furious advance of the Rash army, was pushing Irashi steadily backwards.
      The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 19
  • owns Rash Rubies 1 chapter
    • Giving Fizzenpop the giant wig, but keeping the Rash rubies himself, and promising to return in a month, Reddy mounted his hurry-cane.
      The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 20

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