Narnia's Most Epic Battles Explained | Narnia Lore
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In this episode we unravel the secrets behind Narnia's most epic battles, highlighting significance of the great fights and conflicts fought by famous and infamous characters such as Jadis, Caspian, Lucy, Peter, Edmund, Reepicheep, and Susan. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on all things Narnia and fantasy-related. Hit the notification bell so you won't miss any of our upcoming explorations into the Wardrobe!
Keywords: Narnia, Chronicles of Narnia, epic battle, war scene, Narnia battle explained, Jadis, Caspian, Lucy, Peter, Edmund, Reepicheep, Susan, heroic characters, C.S. Lewis, Narnia mythology, allegory, fantasy cinema, heroic warriors, friendship, courage, ancient evil, winter, symbolism, storytelling, fantasy exploration, imagination, magical worlds, mythical creatures, talking animals, light vs darkness, fantasy analysis, Narnia fans, cinematic journey. - บันเทิง
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Can any of the artwork be purchased?
@@zachtish5479 I'm working on setting up a place to get artwork. In the meantime, is there a particular piece you're interested in?
@@IntotheWardrobeI love your artwork for Magician's nephew! Especially of Diggory!
Howdy, what's the piece of music in the background for pt/chpt 8 of the video, The Battle at Stable Hill?
I either didn’t realize or forgot that tigers were on the side of the witch.
Aslan's prophecy at the end of The Magician's Nephew is one of my favorite moments: He basically predicted that nuclear weapons would be the real world equivalent of the Deplorable Word.
The diabolical forces ( ie devil and his minions ) that surround us are far more deadly than weapons.
@@jonathanbrewer7072 the sword of the spirit is a more powerful weapon then the devil or his minions
I use that analogy in world/US history to illustrate World War II and its conclusion for my students. The second portion of the prophecy (about tyrants who care nothing for love/joy/justice) is VERY apropos
@@danielgaul284 For sure--also references to WW2 and its dictators. But the fact that he juxtaposes it with referencing the great evil that could end all life and refers to "some wicked one" who would find it, suggests he doesn't let the US off quite as easily as we Americans might like.
@@pendragon2012 true, the US built the first nuclear weapons, but others (including the Nazis) were seeking them; the “wicked one” could be from any nation, so no one is above suspicion or reproach
I was almost shedding tears at how heartfelt the narration was at the end. Great Job on the video! Really enjoyed it.
I have to say that the big battle in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is to this day one of my favorite battle scenes in movie history
I like the battle of Anvard where Shasta and the Narnian army beat the Colormen army is underrated
It really is beautiful. The use of colors in the movies is fantastic.
I am and will be forever grateful that I came to know Aslan by his other name in this world and am on the path to eternal victory. It is indeed a battle worth fighting to the end. Thanks for another great video.
Love discovering this deeper lore. Just re-watched Prince Caspian and the LW&W will forever have a special place in my heart.
Well, actually, the greatest battle is the "Chronological Order" vs " Written Order" battle.
Lol! A battle for the ages!
I stand with both sides of the conflict. I just happen to believe that published order is best done first, and then it should be read chronologically. After that, read whatever story is most appealing.
I loved the poetic phrasing of this presentation. Your allusion to Jesus at the end brought me to tears. Bless you for continuing to perpetuate the true spirit and intent of C S Lewis.
I also felt the same when Digiry was given the silver apple by Asian to restore his mother's health. Overcoming sickness and death. Amen❤
I love your channel so much! Thank you for making sure the world doesn’t forget Narnia
The First Invasion of Narnia is one of the most epic Narnian battles from the book and movie of Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.
I thought the internal battle of Mr Tumnus was a powerful and an important one. Stays in my mind. Lucy was blessed ...
I love it how the First Battle of Beruna in LWW film (my personally favorite battle) was portrayed, with such of strategies, vast armies, hero acts and all kinds of creatures on both sides. The Second Battle of Beruna between Old Narnians (even some of Witch's old followers) vs Telmarines is my second favorite. I also love the Battles of Anvard and Stable Hill for the descriptions of the battles in the books, though I tend to keep the Battle of the Stable Hill as the most darkest battle due to Trian, Eustace, Pole and the few braver and loyal Narnians "almost" lost to the Calormenes and brainwashed Narnian traitors, as they lost majority of their friends and closest allies in it.
I love the video! My favorite battle would be the first battle of Beruna from the LW&W. I do love the fact that you did bring up the battle of the mind and the heart and hearing the Lion's Call. Not many do not realize that the battle of the mind and the heart are being fought for today, and many are ignoring/dismissing/rejecting the Lion's Call as fable and or rejection of Aslan Himself. He is calling to us each day to better ourselves, help our fellow neighbors, pray for those who are lost, and to have faith, trust and come to Him when we are facing challenges. 🦁❤️
I like the battle of Anvard in the Horse and his boy
I love the Naria series. I have 3 copies of the books, the Audiobooks unabridged, and the focus on the Family’s theatrical drama audiobooks. I have the movies also, hoping Netflix doesn’t mess up the series.
The mystery of Charn and the ghosts of the past is something that had a huge impact on my youthful mind. We can tell by the statuesque remains of the "recent" emperor's and emperoress's faces and stances that Charn's royalty was long lost. However, the only account of what actually happened is told to us through the twisted and unreliable narrative of Jadis.
The war could have been another upheaval of one evil princess over another evil queen. Or it could have been a last ditch effort by the populace to save Charn. Or Jadis's sister could have been the first in a long line of hateful and oppressive royalty who realized the flaws and with a good heart intended to bring Charn back to the days when the empire was ruled by "kindly" people.
We will never know the truth. Charn is a totally dead and lost world with no lasting mark except Jadis.
I wish he did a complete history of Charn
To be honest, when I thought of pivotal battles in Narnian history, the battle between the Emerald Witch vs Prince Rilian and his allies came to mind. Admittedly, it wasn’t a battle upon which the fate of Narnia’s world rested, but it WAS a battle that decided the future of the Narnian nation
Thanks for your comment! Yes, I considered including Rilian's fight with the Lady of the Green Kirtle, but in the end I couldn't consider it a military battle in the same way as the others. But it was epic and important for sure!
I too pondered this briefly, but also discounted it for exactly the same reason. This was a three or four on one fight and from the beginning more about espionage than open war. The Green Witch was a more insidious foe than was the White Witch.
“It wouldn’t be the last.” Referencing the last battle is brilliant…
I just realized that the Last Battle is nearly equivalent to Avenger's Endgame portal 🔥Man, to see that in the big screen would be a treat! I've read the Last Battle and I know it didn't really end that way, but I feel like if they can tweak that Last Battle a little, it'd be super cool. Cuz honestly, the way he ended with Susan not being there is a little disappointing for me.
I also think that when CS Lewis made the Last Battle, it was a little rushed? Because he was spending time with Joy and when he finally married her, he was spending a lot more time with her until her death 4 years later. And then after her death, his faith was tested as he's trying to cope with her death that made him write the book The Problem of Pain. that's why he wasn't able to write about Susan's last journey. At least, this is what I think, cuz Narnia has an amazing lore that needs more exploration, almost equivalent to Tolkien if I say so myself.
Nonetheless, thanks for pointing out these epic battles! Even the off screen battles blew my mind when you talked about it. I think I should start re-reading the books again when I have the time.
Great video!
Also, I think a video on the history of Cair Paravel would be interesting.
The ending gave me goosebumps
It made my eyes water a little. Blessed be our Lord Jesus Christ.
@@TheCheeseNinja55 Amen
Amen
Superb.
Another winner by Stuart and the team. The closing is so moving, so true.
Gorgeous artwork.( I thought the composite of two Baynes' drawings - Wood between the Worlds and the Queen Jadis leading the two children through the crumbling Palace - was clever.
Thank you once again.
Thank you, Jonathan!
Yay! More videos, please. You are needed in Narnia and beyond!
I'm begging for a whole video on Charn. Analysis, theories, everything.
I think it needs to be done. I'll put it on the list!
@@IntotheWardrobe Thank you and bless you, sir! I'm looking forward to it!
I’m glad that I know Him by His other name here in our world. 🙌🏾
You just nailed it, @intothewardrobe. We're all in the Eight Battle. These stories are not just an allegory. I remember thinking, "I'm Edmond, hopped up on Turkish delight, and in great need of a Redeemer."
Bro I love your videos so much that I already watch them a thousand times, your voice somehow make your videos special, I don't know, something like that.
I hope if they really made another Nárnia movie, I would love to see the same characters.
Keep going with your videos, you are doing a great job !!
Dedicating 101% of the videos talking about Nárnia is something no one does but you and I'm really thankful for that :)
Great video! The ending was amazing! Thank you for keeping Christianity at the center of this story. The quote from Aslan at the end gave me chills!
We have to say that if Calormen had won the battle of Anvard, probably Archenland would have become a vassal of Tashbaan and Narnia would have lost its supremacy in the world.
Even then, Narnia still would've rose again at some point, since Aslan wouldn't have abandoned it.
Bro, I freaking love you and your videos.
I may have teared up a little at the end. Beautifully done, brother.
My husband and I deeply appreciated the nod to the gospel at the end. This is the real battle, and even though the Lion will be victorious so many are not on His side. So many, like the dwarfs, are so afraid of being taken in that they cannot be taken out of darkness.
I pray that many, like Emmett, will come to know the way, the truth, and the life.
Loved this list. Thank you
could you make a video about charn plss!!!
My Narnian brother, this has to be one of my new favorite videos. Well done.
Wow! I appreciate the encouragement so much!
Wow! I appreciate the encouragement. Thanks so much!
FOR NARNIA AND FOR ASLAN
"Are you with Me?"
"To The Death ⚔💀☠".
Great work on this awesome episode
Thank you for another beautiful video. I love Lewis, and I'm happy to see another look at Narnian lore. The scenes from Charn are some of the strongest memories I have of the books (although Voyage of the Dawn Treader is my favorite). It's such a terrifying and sad place.
God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)
I love this channel! Such hope it brings me continually 😊!
Awesome..love this..blessings dear brother. Pray you've been doing well 🙌
Another great video, Stuart, and the artwork is stunning!! It's always a pleasure to watch your content 🤩
Absolutely loved the ending, super necessary, maybe now more than ever before...
I loved the Narnia movie when i was a kid, i never get to see the 2 sequels til last week and now im so into it all over again.. it saddens me knowing the ending of the story from your videos.. thank you for all these and to C.S. Lewis too 🌹
I like these episodes, it gets more interesting one episode after another. Thank you for sharing.
Great thank you!
Thanks for creating the Great channel of Narnia, and the battle of beruna is the greatest battle of Narnia of all time 🤩👍
Glad to see you again my friend. 😎
Yeah you're back, it's been so long lol
I hope you and yours are all doing well and thank you for the new video ^__^
i love this
This channel is the world between worlds. God Bless u and family.
Thank you!
I equate the release of an Into the Wardrobe video with a national holiday.
Can you do next The Life and Death of Digory Kirke.
I've long been torn on The Last Battle. It was my least favorite book, but Tirian was my favorite character.
Only now that I'm older, do I really see it for what it is, and see that when our own Rishta Tarkaan thinks he's won, the real Aslan will still be the true victor.
There always are such beautiful art works illustrating your videos. Where do they Come from ?
Glad you like the art! It's definitely the most time consuming part of producing these videos. I created all the art for this episode with digital tools like Photoshop and MidJourney.
@@IntotheWardrobe I can only imagine but the result is worth it, I can tell ! You're really talented, thanks you for sharing it. It is epic and luminous, it fit so well with the Narnia atmosphere. I hope some days, we'll have de pleasure to watch them in a website or even (I'll love that) in an artbook.
Narnia fans are missing this kind of beautiful art works allowing them to go back... Into the wardrobe ;)
Is there a good box set available to buy anywhere with books printed in publication order?
Great video! I Would be interested in a video about the kings and queens of Narnia. What does it mean to be a king or queen of Narnia? What is the role of the high king? Why do we even have royalty when Aslan is the true king?
Great idea! I'll add it to the list. I must confess it is probably a mistake to have used the word "true", as it wasn't intended to contrast with Narnian royalty like Caspian or the Pevensies (they were certainly "true" kings and queens). Instead, it was intended to contrast with conquerors like Jadis and the Calormenes.
Where do you get your graphics??? They're AWESOME!!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it. I made all the artwork for this video using digital tools like Photoshop and MidJourney. It definitely take a good deal of time but I enjoy it!
@@IntotheWardrobe wish I could download some of the Battlefield graphics. Superb.
@@jspetty1984 send me an email at narnialore@gmail.com!
Here's a fun idea how about asking your subscribers to make fan-made countries and nations in the world of Narnia, and you pick your most favorite for its lore history in fits the most with the world of Narnia
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The best parts of the LWW and PC films are the First and Second Battles of Beruna! Those battles will always be epic!
The battles in the first two films still are among the best epic battles in all of fiction to me. (I am though still upset by how it treated wolves (in the first film) and werewolves (in both films).)
When are you going to make your Narnia what if videos? If you need ideas, you can always ask your subscribers, and they don't have to be just one part but multiple
Not too sure about what if videos, to be honest. But maybe I'm wrong.
Anyone know a good podcast on Narnian lore?
My grandma won that battle for me when i was only 2. She was a sunday school teacher and introduced me to god early. It worked better than she could have imagined. I like to say the big guy cheated a bit to get me by basically holding up a sign for free hugs and using mama as introction and bait. She was the type that loved kids and was easy to love herself. I say god cheated only because I really should have been too young to understand, yet it definitely worked. Mama is currently serving as bait for her family to get their butts into heaven. It's very effective for me at least. The decision i made as a toddler is still the best choice i ever made when i was irnically far too young to understand what a choice even was. No regrets after over 3 decades and counting.
I’m not a Christian anymore for various reasons I would rather not discuss however I am keeping the battle of heart and mind alive. My sister is 3 years old and today I showed her the movie version of the lion the witch and the wardrobe and she liked it mostly but she is still very young and got restless through some of it. I plan on showing her again in a year or two and planting the thoughts in her mind to make her own choice about this story and what it means. To me it means that something magical and great can be a reality if we believe. But I still don’t fare well with religion tbh.
Manga version of Magician's Nephew
I want to hit like but I can't. It's seven hundred seventy seven likes. Perfect to mess up.
I, too, know Aslan’s name in our world. Our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ
The final battle mentioned has already been won for us. Christ Jesus died for our sins, but rose victoriously swallowing up death by His death and resurrection. He ascended and sits at the right hand of the Majesty on High, making intercession for those whom He purchased and purified. Blessed be our Lord and God Christ Jesus!
Our battles will reign until we say farewell to these mortal Shadowlands. Lest We Forget ...
I wonder how j.r.r. Tolkien would have who wrote the Narnia series😅
I really want to go to Narnia and live there..🤍It's my childhood dream
Heaven is for real and so much better than Narnia! And if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe that God raised him from the dead you shall be saved and have eternal life in heaven.