Seven Great Lords of Narnia

During the reign of the Telmarine ruler Miraz, seven sea-faring noble lords who alone among the Telmarines did not fear the sea were persuaded to sail away to seek new lands beyond the Eastern Ocean. Miraz intended their departure as a political purge; they never returned, and their disappearance becomes the premise for Prince Caspian’s and the Dawn Treader’s voyage to learn their fates.

The sources present no single collective physical description beyond their status as Telmarine nobles. Individually: Lord Restimar is found as a corpse turned to solid gold; Lord Octesian is represented by a bracelet found on Dragon Island (book sources infer he met a dragon-related fate); Lords Mavramorn, Revilian, and Argoz are discovered on Ramandu’s Island with exceptionally long hair in a deep enchanted sleep; Lord Rhoop returns from the Dark Island a mentally broken man after years of living with nightmares; Lord Bern appears alive and resident on one of the Lone Islands. No further detailed physical attributes are provided in the supplied materials.

The Seven Great Lords possess no intrinsic supernatural powers in the cited sources; they are mortal human nobles and seafarers. Their narrative roles involve exploration and leadership. Their notable behaviors are their willingness to sail beyond known waters and, in individual cases, actions that brought them into conflict with island magics (Restimar diving into a lake that turns things to gold; one lord handling the White Witch’s knife and causing enchanted sleep; Rhoop remaining on the Dark Island where nightmares become real).