Ahoshta

Ahoshta appears within the fictional cosmology of C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia as a member of Calormene nobility. In plot summaries and character lists tied to The Horse and His Boy, he is presented primarily as the arranged-match husband intended for Aravis; he is also named in references to court discussions (the Tisroc's council) concerning events in which Calormene figures such as Rabadash participate. The supplied sources treat him as a mortal political/ social actor embedded in Calormene family and court structures rather than as a mythic progenitor or supernatural origin figure.

The provided sources do not supply a direct physical description of Ahoshta. What is documented is his social appearance: the name appears with the title 'Tarkaan' in Calormene name lists and character rolls, indicating membership in the aristocratic class and placement within arranged-marriage and court contexts. Beyond this status marker, height, dress, facial features, and other corporeal details are not attested in the supplied materials.

Sources attribute no supernatural powers to Ahoshta. His documented 'abilities' are social and narrative: he functions as an intended husband in an arranged-marriage plotline (motivating Aravis's flight) and as a named participant in the web of Calormene court politics referenced in summaries of The Horse and His Boy. He is therefore depicted as a mortal political actor—part of aristocratic marriage alliances and court discussions—without magical or extraordinary abilities in the provided material.