character
Princess Langwidere
A vain princess and niece of King Evoldo who rules a portion of the royal palace and possesses thirty different heads that she can change at will.
First named in Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
7 of 7 citations here quote the sentence they rest on. All of them are checked against the book on every build.
As the books describe them
one with rich chestnut hair, dreamy walnut eyes and a shapely hickorynut nose Ozma of Oz, ch. 19
Appears in
- Ozma of Oz, ch. 7
Just then Ozma re-entered the room, leading Dorothy by the hand and followed closely by the Princess Langwidere.
- Ozma of Oz, ch. 9
- Ozma of Oz, ch. 19
Mentioned in
- Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
But the Princess Langwidere, who is a niece of our late King Evoldo, lives in a part of the royal palace and takes as much money out of the royal treasury as she can spend.
- Ozma of Oz, ch. 8
Named in these chapters without being in them.
Connections
- rules The Land of Ev, in Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
- sibling of King Evoldo, in Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
Connections from others
- big fat colonel servant of Princess Langwidere, in Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
- Nanda servant of Princess Langwidere, in Ozma of Oz, ch. 6
Seen alongside
- Dorothy Gale 3
- Ozma 3
- The Scarecrow 3
- The Tin Woodman 3
- Billina 2
- Langwidere 2
- Nanda 2
- Sawhorse 2
- Tiger 2
- The Cowardly Lion 1
- Evring 1
- The Hungry Tiger 1
- Magic carpet 1
- Nomes 1
People, creatures and things that are in the same chapters — not merely named in them. A trail to follow, not a claim about the story.
Seen in
From the chapters set there, and from sentences that put the two together with a word of place. Being named in the same chapter is not enough.