-
sending "military advisors" to
countries such as San Theodoros.
Khemed, in Arabia.
Khemed is
subject to a
revolution in The Red Sea
Sharks and in the Land...
-
return to
Belgium and
learn that the Emir has
recaptured Khemed and with the war now over at
Khemed so that
Abdullah can
return home.
Their relaxation is...
- to in
Tintin and the
Picaros (1975–1976).
Another international rival is
Khemed. In King Ottokar's Sceptre,
Tintin reads a
Syldavian tourist pamphlet that...
-
setting from the
British Mandate for
Palestine to the
fictional state of
Khemed. As with the
revised edition of The
Black Island, most of the
changes to...
-
first appearance, he is the son of
Mohammed Ben
Kalish Ezab, the Emir of
Khemed, a
fictional state on the
Arabian Peninsula. The
character of
Abdullah is...
- "Egypt", kēme (or its
equivalent in the
Mediaeval Bohairic dialect of Coptic,
khēme). This
Coptic word
derives from
Demotic kmỉ,
itself from
ancient Egyptian...
-
Naachghar (बुद्ध और नाचघर) (1958)
Tribhangima (त्रिभंगिमा) (1961)
Chaar kheme Chaunsath khoonte (चार खेमे चौंसठ खूंटे) (1962) Do
Chattane (दो चट्टानें)...
-
young Faisal as the
inspiration for the
Character of
Prince Abdullah of
Khemed in the
fifteenth volume of The
Adventures of Tintin: Land of
Black Gold...
- who
fights Emir Ben
Kalish Ezab,
ruler of the
fictional Arabian state of
Khemed;
though overall he
comes across as a
villain rather than a
noble fighter...
- Malabar.
Other common names include viruchi, kiskaara, kepale, rangan,
kheme, ponna,
chann tanea, techi, pan, siantan, jarum-jarum/jejarum, cây trang...
