Characters of the Temeraire series

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Descriptions of physical appearance and behavior

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I do not have the best attention span and will have missed a lot, I might also have some unfortunate typos in the page numbers shown

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Extra: Course of the adventure
Extra 2: Flight formation

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Names written as told with the exception of Western names; there it is "Lastname, Firstname" due to a lot of Europeans being only mentioned/called by their family name, resulting in "Lastname, ?"

I tried to mark the gender of the characters (if not stated directly in text it is guessed by context, e.g. sailors assumed to be male). Marked as [m] or [f]

Citation as (# / # / #) with # being: (book / chapter / page)

books used:

1. ISBN 978-0-345-48128-3
2. ISBN 978-0-345-48129-0
3. ISBN 978-0-345-48130-6
4. ISBN 978-0-345-49687-4
5. ISBN 978-0-345-51225-3
6. ISBN 978-0-345-49690-4
7. ISBN 978-0-345-52287-0
8. ISBN 978-0-345-52290-0
9. ISBN 978-0-345-52293-1

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Accendare: [f]

A Flamme-de-Gloire part of a French formation escorting a convoy of ships with resources for France, "There she is, the wicked thing [by Granby] ..[..]...she has a talon missing from her left rear leg, and she is blind in the right eye: we gave her a good dose of pepper back in the battle of Glorious Fist.."(2/2/40), "Her right eye was milky, the left wicked and glaring, a pale yellow pupil in black sclera; she had long thin horns curving down from her forehead and to the very edge of her jaws, her opening jaws: a heat-shimmer distorted the air as flames came bursting out upon them. Very like looking into the mouth of Hell, he [Laurence] thought for that one narrow instant, staring into the red maw.."(2/2/45) Her formation escorted Temeraire and Laurence back to Dover from Calais (4/17/397)

Actionis: [f]

only named, Granby served on that dragon (1/5/125)

Animosia: [f]

a Parnassian, with Sanderson as her captain, although she got the cure she “still fared poorly from the aftereffects of the epidemic..” Died from the aftereffects of the great sickness (5/3/55)

Ardenteuse: [f]

only named, a French Chanson-de-Guerre on board of the Triomphe (7/5/90)

Arikawa: [f]

Lady Arikawa, the one who Kaneko pledged his vow to [aiding Laurence, or more general “aiding a stranger in need”](8/2/21) “..the larger, grey in body and something the size of a middle-weight, wore curious pale green silken dressings the color of its eyes wound about its neck and wing tips and forelegs, which coming loise made graceful arcs about its body like sails spilling their wind.”(8/3/39) “The green fabric on Lady Arikawa's back, which she had drawn taut about herself for the flight, was bordered with innumerable small gems which blazed in the new light.”(8/3/42) she is probably light sensitive, seeking to have the other dragon’s shadow over her eyes (8/3/42)

Arkady: [m]

"..the lead fellow something smaller than a Yellow Reaper, pale grey with brown markings and a single crimson patch across half his face and down his neck, with a great many spiny horns around his head; he bared his teeth and hissed, the horns bristling..[..]..all three heavily scarred with the relics of a great many battles, the marks of tooth and claw…"(3/4/80), "..his expression deeply satisfied, and rendered all the more piratical by the red splash of mongrel color which covered one of his eyes and spilled down his neck."(4/2/35), "..to present Arkady ceremonially with a long length of chain: almost worthless, being made only of brass, with a large dinner-platter inscribed with his name for a medal, but polished to a fine golden shine and rendering Arkady for once speechless with amazement as it was fastened about his neck. For only a moment: then he burst forth in floods of caroling joy, and insisted on having every single one of his fellows inspect his prize.."(4/4/92)

Armatius: [m]

only named, a Checkered Nettle from Pen y Fan, helped carry Gentius along their journey (5/5/88)

Artemisia: [f]

only named, “..can only fly an hour at a time..” dragon on which Emily was supposed to serve on during the defense of London (5/8/167)

Astucieux: [m]

only named, “deep voiced”, brought Tem and Iskierka their food while in Grenoble (9/9/141)

Auctoritas: [m]

only named, part of Excidiums formation (1/10/270), middle-weight, nickname "Auctor" by Roland(1/10/271) dies from the great sickness (4/7/173)

Ballista: [f]

“a big Chequered Nettle..” part of the dragon council at Pen y Fan (5/2/36)

Bellamar: [m]

only named, one of the dragons assigned under Laurences command when he became Admiral, captain unknown (9/13/257)

Bellusa: [f]

only named, a Malachite Reaper, send by the Admiralty to breed with Temeraire at Pen y Fan, brought him a small knotted rug as a present (5/1/8)

Bezaid: [m]

"..their scarlet hides vivid with markings of black-edged green, like leopard-spots, and licking at the air with their long black tongues; so close that Laurence could hear emanating from their bodies a low, faint rumbling something like the purr of a cat and the hiss of a kettle combined, and see even against the still-light sky the thin lines of steam which wisped upwards and away from the narrow spikes along the ridges of their back.."(3/5/109), father of Iskierka, partner of Sherazde, first named (3/6/122)

Bistorta: [f]

only named, one of the Russian ferals Temeraire send to get word of Eroica (9/4/69)

Caelifera: [f]

only named, chased a French scout into the quarantine grounds with Auctoritas and Tem(4/4/106)

Caesar: [m]

“...then the hatchling finally smashed its way out in a very messy burst, shaking itself loose. It was not very pretty, either, in his [Temeraire’s] opinion: it was grey all over like Wringe, save for two very broad red streaks of color sweeping from the breastbone and under the wing-joints to to trail out in spots along the backbone into its long, skinny tail..”(6/3/56) “..the hatchling was quite heavily built forward…[..]...and it had very clever snatching front claws, which it ised almost at once…”(6/3/57) Rankin proposed his name to be Serenitus, Caesar also had Conquistador in mind (6/3/59)

Candeoris: [m]

only named, Regal Copper of Excidiums formation, his main defender (7/6/135)

Cantarella: [f]

only named, Yellow Reaper, part of Temeraire’s breeding ground militia from pen y fan(5/12/256) made the egg that was stolen in Australia (6/9/169)

Cavernus: [f]

a Malachite Reaper, not above middle-weight, but a really clever flyer, she came over with Granby from Edinburgh to join the campaign in Prussia (9/15/281) Captained by Ainley (9/15/297)

Celeritas: [m]

"..a golden-hued dragon with the Reaper markings in pale green and the edges of his wings deep orange..[..]..a broad golden neck-ring studded with rounds of pale green jade stone..[..]..midweight dragon, quarter the size of a Regal Copper; smaller even than Temeraire’s present juvenile size..[..]..the deep green irises of his eyes seemed to turn and contract around the narrow pupil.."(1/5/115), "..was merciless and tireless both [teaching style]."(1/7/172), His first handler was Rankins grandfather (1/8/202), “..he looked aged, as he had not during their training, so long ago and yet scarcely three years gone; the luster of his pale jade-colored markings had faded, as cloth washed in too-hot-water, and the yellow darkened to a bronzey tone.”(4/16/369) “..with his dark green eyes..”(4/16/373)

Celoxia: [f]

only named, a Greyling like Volly, with Meeks as her Captain (4/14/339)

Chalcedony: [m]

only named, a Yellow Reaper from Pen y Fan, flag bearer for Temeraires formation of breeding ground dragons (5/5/92), dies from flying too far into the British crossfire, taking a cannonball to the chest (5/15/348)

Chi: [f]

only named, Lung Shen Chi [named Shen Lung Chi but the order should be Lung first], one of the Chinese supply/cooking dragons (8/17/382)

Chu: [m]

General Chu, “his yellow crest had evidently with age sprouted a great golden-colored mane, which framed his broad flat jaws and the curving horns which bent away from his forehead, and the edges of his vermilion scales were tipped with translucence. He was not quite so large as Temeraire himself, smaller considerably than Maximus and Kulingile, and he was not a Celestial, of course..”(8/10/226) “his wings were short, the veins and ribbing in green, and his body long and sinuous, so he went undulating as he flew..”(8/10/230)

Chu: [m]

only named, Lung Tien Chu, father of Lien(2/13/328)

Chuan: [m]

only named, Lung Tien Chuan(2/13/328), "..wore a net of gold draped from his ruff down the length of his neck, studded with pearls: very splendid, but it looked likely to be inconvenient in any sort of violent activity."[he is Temeraire’s twin](2/15/359)
assassinated with poison in his tea by chinese conservatives (8/9/194)

Churki: [f]

only named, one of Curicuillors youngest offspring (7/10/203) “..She had the same orange-and-violet plumage as her mother, and if not quite as large, still more than a respectable match for any Regal Copper: a beast of some twenty years’ age, she had informed Hammond…[..]..’I was with the army until last year’..”(7/10/211) “..great orange-feathered dragon's head..”(7/14/277) “..but these [Messoria/Excidium] had been raised in British fashion, to obey rather than to command, where Churki seemed to take a certain precedence as a matter of course..”(7/15/284)

Crescendium: [m]

only named, part of Excidiums formation (1/10/270), middle-weight, nickname "Cressy" by Roland(1/10/271)

Conflagratia: [f]

only named, a dragon aiding Sir Francis Drake defeating the Spanish Armada (1/4/95)

Conterrenis: [m]

only named, the first Longwing to die from the great sickness "he took a bad chill and suffered a haemorrhage in the lungs …[..].. he could not stop coughing, and so the acid came and came; it began at last to build up on the spurs, and sear his own skin. It laid his jaw bare to the bone..[..].. Gardenly shot him this morning"(4/4/93)

Cuarla: [m]

the owner of the blind old man Taruca which Iskierka snatched, “..only a little larger than Palta had been, and in plumage entirely of green..”(7/8/164)

Curicuillor: [f]

the dragon of Taruca's original Ayllu, named “curaca” by Taruca, “..where a truly immense dragon slept: longer than Kulingile even, and perhaps near him in weight, although that was difficult to tell beneath the feathery scales; she was burnt orange and violet in her markings, but the scales were faded along their length and nearly grey at the tips, and her eyes, opening as they landed before her, were filmy with age…”(7/10/198)

Devastatio: [m]

only named, dragon of Captain Miller, “..was markedly smaller than Elsie, who was big for a Winchester” (5/6/105)

Dikeledi: [f]

“..she is that middling pinkish dragon with the horns..”, Tswana dragon that travelled to Rio, reincarnation of a priestess of great renown, wants her actual people back and not only ones claiming lineage (7/16/307) appears again with Moshueshue at Fontainebleu (9/10/169)

Dirigion: [m]

only named, Yellow Reaper from Pen y Fan, flag bearer of Temeraire’s breeding grounds militia (5/7/130)

Dulcia: [f]

"..a pale greenish Grey Copper.."(1/5/114), part of Lily’s formation (1/8/204) “..and she devoured them so readily as to spray bits of meats around the feeding grounds, though ordinarily a rather delicate eater..”(4/7/179), “She was small enough [to sneak among the African dragons], and her green-and-mottled coloring sufficiently commom..”(4/12/289)

Efficatrice: [f]

only named, unharnessed Grand Chevalier, Tem and Iskierkas Guard (9/9/142)

Elsie: [f]

"..a young Winchester, her purple wings not yet quite darkened to adult color, but fully harnessed and fidgeting to be off…[..]..with bright, interested eyes: not yet three months out of the shell, she was still small, even for her breed, but her hide was almost glossy-clean and she looked very well-tended indeed..[..]..a light chirping voice.."(2/1/21) now owns a silver plate with a gaily red painted border (5/6/104) “..who was big for a Winchester…”(5/6/105)

Eroica: [m]

Prussian Heavy-Weight, flies with Captain Dyhern, "nearly the size of Maximus" (3/11/221), "..he even looked the role, with the heavy overlapping plates of bone which ringed his neck and traveled up the ridges of his shoulders and wings, giving him and armored appearance. Despite his vast size, he showed no inclination to indolence, instead being rather quick to chide the other dragons if they should flag, and was always ready to answer a call to drill."(3/11/227) Eroica and Dyhern reunited (9/5/99 [..] 9/6/100) “his yellow eyes widening suddenly”(9/6/102)

Excidium: [m]

only named, Longwing stationed at the channel (1/4/82), "Excidium is a tough old bird, and he knows how to husband his strength: has the sense to eat, even though he has no appetite. He will muddle along a good while yet, and you know, he has close on a century of service…" [Roland](4/2/32), “..those vast purple-and-orange wings spread wide the…”(5/8/163), “...and wanted epaulettes of their own…[..].. She patted Excidium, who looked rather smug with two epaulettes of deep fire orange, to match the edges of his massive wings.”(5/15/326)

Excursius: [m]

only named, Granby served on that dragon (1/5/125)

Fei: [f]

only named, Lung Yu Fei, one of the Jade Dragons send with the Chinese army to Russia (8/17/378)

Felicita: [f]

only named, a Yellow-Reaper meant to breed with Temeraire after he landed in the quarantine grounnds (4/5/112)

Fidelitas: [m]

captained by Poole, Anglewing, “larger than most of that breed, solidly in the heavy-weight class”(9/13/255)

Fluitare: [f]

only named, Granby served on that dragon (1/5/125), Jack Harcourt served on that dragon (4/8/214)

Fricatio: [m]

only named, a Grey Copper from Pen y Fan, part of Temeraire’s formation of breeding ground dragons (5/5/94)

Gai: [m]

only named, Lung Shen Gai, one of the great-winged dragons travelling from China to Australia (6/epilogue/353)

Gao: [m]

only named, Lung Qin Gao, Temeraire's father, his companion is a prince of third rank (2/13/328)

Gaudenius: [m]

only named, Yellow Reaper, wing dragon of Obituria, (9/18/359)

Genevieve: [f]

only named, Fleur-de-Nuit, she is on the French dragon transport Triomphe along with Maila as Ambassador of the Inca (7/5/89) has been given to De Guignes and was taught 5 languages already shortly after being out of the shell (7/5/93)

Gentius: [m]

“a longwing” part of the council of dragons at Pen y Fan (5/2/28) Excidium is his third hatchling (5/2/31), “..although his eyes were so milky with cataracts he could not have seen it [the painting of his captain] as more than a blur in the golden square.”(5/2/31) served with Laetificat in ‘76 (5/2/32)

Gherni: [f]

"a little blue-and-white creature not much bigger than a Greyling.."(3/4/82), "..the little blue-and-white dragon, whose name was Gherni: being in some measure familiar with the Turkish dialect of these parts, as well as the draconic speech, she had served as interpreter with the pack-dragons and could tell them a little more.."(3/4/87), "..who hatched in the lowlands ..[..].. She was loud in professing herself not at all afraid, and making mock of those turning back.."(3/5/93), “Gherni waited for them fidgeting anxiously…”(5/3/49)

Gladius: [m]

only named, Yellow Reaper, part of Temeraire’s breeding grounds militia from pen y fan (5/12/256)

Glorianus: [m]

only named, British Xenica, captained by Gaudey (9/17/339)

"Grandfather": [m]

"..an ancient Celestial was creeping stiffly out from the bay farthest to the southeast, the tendrils about his jaw long and drooping as mustaches. His enormous ruff was leached of color, and his hide gone so translucent the black was now redly tinted with the color of the flesh and blood beneath.."(2/13/323), [haven't encountered his actual name yet or overread it], a Celestial, the oldest of the living Celestials, Lung Tien Qian calls him Grandfather(2/13/328)

Grig: [m]

only named, one of the white Russian lightweight dragons, “servant” to Vosyem, (8/17/382)

Guo: [m]

only named, Jade dragon of the second legion send to Europe, Lung Yu Guo (9/20/381)

Hertaz: [m]

one of Arkadys ferals, "..green-ish yellow stripes over dusty brown, proved their best hunter"..(3/5/95)

Hualpa Uturuncu: [m]

only named, Governour of the Incan city Talcahuano (7/7/158) “...Hualpa was not so long as Temeraire himself, but not very much shorter, either, and his feathered scales ruffled up so wide about his neck and shoulders that he seemed somehow larger than he was…[..]...a band of gold was wrapped about the top of his throat, set into a woolen collar with a tassled fringe in a bright green color which stood markedly against the deep intense violet of his scales, and enormous gold circles had been embeded within his ears, so they hung to the bottom of his jaw. Golden hoops pierced the lower edges of his wings, a form of decoration Temeraire had never seen before: remarkably handsome he thought…”(7/8/160) “..that enormous red eye..”(7/8/163)

Immortalis: [m]

only named, Yellow Reaper of Lily’s formation (1/8/204)

Inlacrimas: [m]

only named, a dragon Midwingman Martin served on (1/5/124) dies from the great sickness (4/1/26)

Iskierka: [f]

not named or hatched yet, her egg was sold for "half-a-million pounds"(3/6/125), "..it was almost a miniature in form of the adult Kaziliks, with the same bristling thorny spines all over, scarlet with shining purple armor plates over its belly; even the impressive horns were there, smaller in scale; only the green leopard-spots were missing. The baby dragon looked up at them with glaring yellow eyes, hot and indignant, coughed once, twice, and drew in and held a deep breath that made its sides puff out like a balloon. Abruptly thin jets of steam issued out of its spines, hissing, and it opened its mouth and jetted out a little stream of flame some five feet long, sending the nearest men jumping back in surprise.."(3/16/317), "..the coiled serpentine length of Iskierka's body, faint threads of steam issuing from the many needle-like spikes upon her body.."(4/2/32), "Iskierka had already established herself to her own satisfaction, if no one else's, by clawing out a deep pit in the clearing next to Temeraire’s where she had been houused, then filling it with ash: this acquired from some two dozen young trees which she had unceremoniously uprooted and burnt up inside her pit. She had then added to the powdery grey mixture a collection of boulders, which she fired to a moderate glow before going to sleep, comfortably, in her heated nest.."(4/2/33), "...being rather sinuous than bulky, in the Kazilik style, and she yet looked little more than garden snake next to Temeraire. But her appearance at close quarters was by no means reassuring, with the hissing-kettle gurgle of whatever internal mechanism produced her fire plainly audible and the vents of hot air issuing from her spines, white and impressive in the cold."(4/4/86f) [not really a character trait but i wanted to note down that Iskierkas Pirate Career starts with the fishing boat at (4/4/88), "Iskierka's eyes wrnt platter-wide, and she hissed from all her spikes like a furnace; in an instant she had thrown a pair of jealous coils around Granby, which bid fair to goil him like a lobster in steam."[upon threatening to return Granby to Tem](4/4/90), "Iskierka's harness was indeed a great deal of trouble to arrange, as the spines were placed quite randomly, and the frequent issuing of steam made her hide slick.."(4/4/91), "..she can set it [sail cloth] alight from eighty yards. Twice the range of a Flamme-de-Gloire, and she can go at it for five minutes straight; I don't understand how she gets her breath while she is at it"(4/4/92), “..and through the unearthly ochre glow, Iskierka came diving down, her spikes dragging ragged shreds of mist and smoke along behind her, and shot a flamboyant billowing arc of flame directly across the ship's bows.”[i know not really physical description but the scene was described so cool](4/13/326), “..having gained her full growth in the intervening months since they had seen her, she was now enormously long and sprawling, the heavy coils of her serpentine body at least as long as Temeraire, and draped over anything which happened to be in her way, most inconveniently.”(4/13/327) has taken five prizes in the time the others went to Africa (4/13/328) “She had on a lot of gaudy stuff on her harness, some chains that were probably not real gold at all, and which had in them chips of what were certainly colored glass..”(5/7/124) “..hissed in a dozen voices at once, from throat and spikes together..”(7/5/92) “..’and granby will be an emperor’ she added, and jetted so much steam in her delight that with the sunlight reflected off the wall-panels of gold, whe was wreatged in a whilly undeserved gauzy halo of light..”(7/12/245) “[fever after being wounded in the rainforest] ..the steam which ordinarily issued from her spikes dried to a bare trickle, and her eyes were glassy and bloodshot nearly to black. The heat of her body was become intolerable for close quarters.”(7/15/283) “..leaving a streak of violet-green dazzle..” [her fire in the night](9/11/197)

Jevionty: [m]

only named, Russian beast that stole the artillery canon it was asked to carry for his hoard (9/16/319f)

Jinai: [m]

“...a monstrous sea-serpent rearing itself up out of the bay. The rocks were not rocks at all; they were part of its body, and it was twice as big as Maximus even only in the parts which Temeraire could see. And then Temeraire realized he was wrong: it was not a serpent; it was a dragon, with forelegs out upon the sand: only it was very long, and with stubby wings.” (8/2/34) “...its own small wings flattening against its back, and then it plunged its head into the water and opened its jaw wide. The dragon, already so massive but slender, began now to rapidly swell up and out to the sides:...” (8/2/35) “He [Laurence] looked at the great serpentine creature looming overhead: the gleam of intelligence in its eye was plain, despite its monstrous size, and it was following their conversation with a keen, cold interest. …[..]... Its eye was fixed upon him, badly bloodshot.”(8/3/49) Lord Jinai, the giant Sui-Riu that was in a fight with Lily and the others over the trees, named first at (8/3/54) “Guardian of the West”, he is four hundred years old (8/3/62)

John Wampanoag: [m]

John Wampanoag of Salem Massachusetts, “although his harness was a little strange and looked like nothing so much as a waistcoat, at this distance. but he was only lightweight, a little bigger than Dulcia, and not very dangerous looking: a very ordinary sort of brown speckled with cream, with a long narrow snout and broad forehead. Certainly he did not look anything like the sea-dragon; if anything he looked more like Churki in the conformation of his body, though he was not feathered, of course”(8/5/99) “the brown dragon’s harness was odd indeed, as it came into closer view: it was indeed made up of almost pouches of some ordinary fabric, brown wool perhaps, and these were overlaid upon and attached to a fine mesh which covered him nearly from the base of his neck to his tail almost like a shirt, made up of many thin chains - chains of gold, Temeraire realized with a real start, as the sun caught upon them, and so many! although almost entirely concealed by the dull fabric.”(8/5/102) owner of the Lacewing (8/5/103) Firm partner of Devereux and Pickman (humans likely since John talks about him having to prove that he won't fly off with the cargo)(8/5/103) “...sitting up on his heels showed how a similar chain [of glass beads, pearls and shells] hung from one woolen pouch to another across his breast.”(8/5/113)

Josiah: [m]

an American dragon, middle-weight, colored either green or fawny brown, speaks no English only Unami (8/18/414f)

Kefentse: [m]

African dragon lured by Chenerys flare signal.
“almost instantly the great shadow of dragon wings came spilling over them…[..].. and then he thrust his head in close among them, sniffing, a great reddish head with ten curving ivory tusks set in its upper lip…[..]...the beast was not very much smaller than Temeraire..[..]...his head snaked back towards them, the pupils of his virulent yellow-green eyes narrowing, and he bared his jaws..[..]..the red-brown dragon….”(4/7/188), “..dark red-brown, with the queer ivory tusks in his muzzle. The hot queasy kerosene smell of dragon-breath came in upon them as he roared furiously, and the fsint undertaste of rot from old meals.”(4/9/229), “..his pale yellow-green eyes were fixed malevolently upon the fissure. …[..]..pulling his lips back from his serrated teeth and forward again..”(4/9/230), “fifteen tons at least[Chenery]..[..]..I would call it closer to twenty[Warren]t”(4/9/231), named revealed to be Kefentse (4/10/248) “...that what he had taken for tusks in Kefentse were a kind of jewellry…”[Like Mokhachane golden tusk-piercings, Kefentses tusks might be piercings](4/11/373)

Kiyomizu: [f]

The smaller Sui-Riu that took Laurence and Junichiro in into her temple “..it was a dragon, hide dark greenish black and with large eyes of pallid grey, which evidently had curled up to sleep against the comfort of the trees”(8/4/72) “It was only the size of a yellow reaper, perhaps, with a wide ruff and long dangling tendrils that hung down about its mouth..[..]....He uncurled himself and rose onto four feet, shaking himself out almost as might have a wet dog. he was long and as narrow in the chest as the base of his tail, with feet widely spaced; his wings were short and peculiarly stubby, folded against his back.”(8/4/73) “...sprawling himself across the floor - or herself, Laurence belatedly corrected, when some portions of anatomy were thereby more exposed to view; he had been mistaken by a series of low finned spines which curved out from the dragon's body along its length.”(8/4/74) “...to see the dragon emerge - at least he thought it was the same dragon, but she had swelled out to nearly thrice her size, so wide that her very hide was stretched to a paler greenish silver.”(8/4/82) prefers to be called Kiyo, named first at (8/4/89) can produce very hot or even boiling water (8/4/95)

Kulingile: [m]

[egg] “..and one unfortunate cross between a Chequered Nettle and a Parnassian, who had somehow produced a shockingly small egg that looked more likely to produce a Winchester than a heavy-weight.”(5/16/368)
[hatchling] “..It was a strange, misshapen creature, with none of the lithe, deadly grace that every other dragonet whom Laurence had ever seen had possessed instantly on cracking the shell. It was a long almost skeletal thing, uniformly mottled brown-grey, and bristling along all its shoulders and in patches over its back with spikes very like the barbs on the tails of the chequered nettle, one of which had produced the egg; it had, also, inheritedd the claws of its Parnassian sirelong, so long they bid fair to snag upon its own flesh.
Its wings were a little stubby and badly cramped together, draped loosely over the hatchlings's sides, but as it tried to stretch them out, those sides were revealed - distended into swollen folds which bulged out over the dragonet's shoulder and hip-joints, as if its rib cage were shrunken in too small, and the hide too large for it.
Yet it was otherwise painfully thin to look upon, the bones of the shoulders and hip standing in sharp relief: long and narrow, and had been folded upon itself several times in the tight bounds of the shell. The dragonet had evidently suffered from the confinement…[..]... in a small piping voice which sounded very much ad though it were being whistled through a reed…”(6/10/178) named Kulingile by Demane, meaning “All is well” (6/10/182) “..who looked very strange: his sides had swelled out again, and he was sleeping in an improper posture, crouching low to the ground with his head and limbs dangling. …[..]..[being nudged]..Kulingile did not tip over or lie down properly, but bobbed away over the ground.”(6/13/247) “..Kulingile was also coming into a quite handsome pattern of golden scales, as he grew..”(6/17/339) Kulingile being bigger than Temeraire and Piccolo (7/5/98) “..he hhad bedides the advantage of his immense weight the particularly vicious talons inherited from his Parnassian progenitor, and the spiked tail of the Chequered Nettle from the other side..”(7/6/136) “...who had at last stopped getting longer, but had only just yesterday sprouted the beginnings of a pair of horns, much to everyone's bafflement: neither the Chequered Nettle nor the Parnassian, his progenitors, possessed any similar adornments.” (8/9/202)

Laculla: [f]

only named, a dragon at Pen y Fan (?), Moncey was interested in her and giving her Tems cow as a gift (5/1/15)

Laetificat: [f]

“..the enormous barrel of her red-and-gold belly expanding as she breathed in..[..].. he[Temeraire] lacked the vivid markings of the female Regal Copper..”(1/4/81), Granby served on her (1/5/125), "Laetificat will not see summer, unless we find your cure"(4/5/122) even after having lost a lot of weight still over 20 tons (7/6/136)

Lao: [m]

only named, Lung Shen Lao, one of the Chinese supply dragons that were send to Russia with the Chinese forces (8/19/419)

Latinius: [m]

only named, small grey copper from Fidelitas formation, gets his wing injured after a risky maneuver led by Iskierka (9/15/290)

Laudabilis: [m]

only named, dies from the great sickness (4/7/173)

Lester: [m]

only named, part of "Arkadys ferals" "...motley-colored.."(4/2/44)

Levantia: [f]

“..was young and not a little nervous; she had the claws of a Parnassian and the cheerful yellow coloration of a Reaper, and an anxious habit of mind distinct from either breed. But she was squarely middle-weight, well-trained and well-crewed..” captained by Adair (9/13/254)

Levitas: [m]

"..his small head..[..]..he was only about the size of a couple of draft horses and his shoulder barely topped Laurence's head..[..]..his hide was marked with streaks of dried blood, and the harness did not look particularly clean or well-kept..[..]..it bore stains and rough patches"(1/5/132), dies from his wounds at the Dover covert (1/12/311)

Li: [f]

Lung Shen Li, [mistaken for a monolith at first] “...pink and palest orange cream in the early sunrise …[..]... the dragon rose and leisurely unfurled its wings the rest of the way - going on and on and on, twice the lengths of its body and more - …”(6/12/233) “The wings scarcely moved; one beat or two now and again to catch a draft of wind, and otherwise nothing, like one of the great sea-birds, an osprey or an albatross, hanging peacefully aloft and more at rest in the sky than on the ground..”(6/13/237) named Lung Shen Li, one of four beast of a new breed of Chinese great-winged dragons (6/14/265) “..she is perfectly pleasant,no-one could ever complain of her,; but unless one speaks to her she will only sit quite still without saying a word, for hours and hours, and if one should ask what she is thinking, she says she is trying to stop thinking.”(6/14/272) “..swoop-and-lift of the great pale blue wings..”(7/prologue/1)

Li: [f]

only named, Commander Li, commands one of the three Jalan accompanying Temeraire, likely also a scarlet dragon like General Chu (8/11/260)

Li: [f]

only named, Lung Yu Li, one of the Jade dragons send to Russia with the Chinese army (8/17/379)

Liberté: [m]

Papillon Noir with Talleyrand as captain, send as envoy to Loch Laggan during the second invasion (5/12/261) [correction, it is either Murat his captain or the dragon serves France on his own account] (5/12/270) Liberté and Murat still working together by book 8 (8/20/478)

Lien: [f]

Lung Tien Lien, "..the familiar leathery snapping of wings, most and steam rolling away from the stones for the descending dragon, a white ghostly shadow coalescing from the silver rain. She folded great white wings and came pacing towards them, her talons clicking on the stones; ..[..].. and she lowered her great, wide-ruffed head towards him, calling his [Yongxings] name in a clear, sweet voice…[..]...she was a shockingly pure white, a color he had never before seen in a dragon even in spots or streaks. Her scales had translucent gleam of fine, much-scraped vellum, perfectly colorless, and the rims of her eyes were a glassy pink mazed with blood vessels so engorged as to be visible even at a distance. Yet she had the same great ruff, and the long narrow tendrils fringing her jaws, just as Temeraire did: the color alone was unnatural. She wore a heavy golden torgue set with rubies around the base of her neck, and gold talon-sheats around tipped with rubies upon all of her foreleg claws, the deep color echoing the hue of her eyes.."(2/12/294), ".she wore this morning an odd sort of headdress, made of thin silk draped between gold bars, which stood out over her eyes rather like a canopy and shaded them.."(2/12/296), "..all her elaborate rubies and gold had been stripped away, and she looked pale and queerly vulnerable with no jewels to relieve the white translucence of her color-leached skin; in the darkness, her scarlet eyes looked black and hollow."(3/prologue/2), "..There was something different in her appearance: in China he [Laurence] had seen her wear elaborate ensembles of gold and rubies; in Istanbul she had been wholly bare of jewels; but now she wore a very different piece, something like a diadem set around the base of her ruff and hooked cleverly under the edges and the jaw, made of shining steel rather than gold, and secure in the center one enormous diamond nearly the size of a chicken's egg, which blazed insolently even in the thin morning light…"(3/13/253f), "..She had no harness nor crew, but the great diamond upon her forehead was glowing fiery orange with the reflected sunset, almost to match the virulence of her red eyes.."(3/14/273), "..[divine wind]...her ruff under its steel diadem spreading wide around her head, her sides belling out like sails overpressed with wind… [..]....Lien was some thirty years of age…(3/14/275) “She was looking splendidly, Temeraire could not help but reluctantly acknowledge: besides the immense diamond upon her breast, which caught the light of the lamps, she wore also a sort of gauntlet upon each foreleg - talon-sheaths tipped in rubies, joined by delicate lacy chains of silver to broad cuffs set with diamonds, which were in turn joined to anothet set of cuffs above her elbow-joint set with sapphires, so that she wore the colors of the tricolor herself. She wore no other harness, and carried but one rider- “(7/13/259) holds the title “Princess of Avignon” (9/10/167)

Lien: [f]

Lung Zhao Lien, leading dragon of on of the formations that came to Temeraire’s and Chu's rescue (8/14/324), commander of the third jalan send to Russia, “..a heavy-set dragon of pale green, with a bristling spine of tendrils and a mane not unlike Chu's own, in scarlet..”(8/19/425) named General Zhao Lien (9/18/350)

Lily: [f]

"..the black-and-white ripples bordering its orange-tipped wings, which faded to a dusky blue along their extraordinary length.."(1/5/114), "..even Lily was shorter than he [Temeraire] was, though her wingspan was still greater.."(1/7/175), "..the pitted bone spurs on either side of her jaw, evidently where the acid was ejected..[..]..the enormous wings were folded against her back, looking brown with the translucent folds of blue and orange overlapping each other; only the black-and-white edges stood out against her sides. Her eyes were slit pupiled, like Temeraire’s, but orange-yellow, and the exposed bone spurs showing on either side of her jaw gave her a very savage appearance."(1/8/193), "..her alarming eyes gave her stare a baleful quality.."(1/8/194), "..the black acid.."(1/11/280), "..who ordinarily considered it beneath her dignity to curl up with other dragons"(2/5/111), “..for her own transfer: a muzzle had to be fitted over her head, from which a large metal platter was suspended beneath her jaws, and this covered with more of the oiled sand.[flying over cape town while sick].. ..[..]... Lily unfurled her great wings, the feature from which the breed took its name: rippled along the edges in narrow bands of black and white with the dark blue of her body shading across their length to a briliant deep orange the color of old marmelade; they shone iridescent in the sun. Fully extended, they made double the length of her entire body, and once she had fairly launched herself aloft, she scarcely needed to beat them, but glided stately along without great exertion..”(4/6/163) “..her lurid orange eye..”(4/13/323) “..Lily raised her wings and flared them out a little: the brilliant orange and purple would have warned any European beast, and their immense wingspan…”(8/2/35)

Linden: [f]

also called “Lindy”, an American dragon, middle-weight, colored either green or fawny brown, speaks no English only Unami (8/18/414f)

Magaya: [f]

only named, a middling creature of some 10 or 11 tons, took Handes and Yardley into her Ayllu (7/9/184f)

Maila Yupanqui: [m]

he is an ambassador of the inca to the french, “..for the very peculiar looking dragon was covered both body and wings in bright, elongated scales - or Temeraire thought they must be scales, but they had irregular edges, and were much larger and did not fit so neatly with one another as did his own..”(7/5/88) spreads his feathers while flying (7/5/102) “..a flashy and vulgar coloration, ostentatious purples and greens..”(7/5/103) “a lord of the Sapa Inka's own ayllu”(7/11/221)

Majestatis: [m]

A Parnassian at Pen y Fan, only named (5/2/33), “...did not quite manage to affect his usual degree of amuses disdain and kept glancing back sidelong at his own [Epaulette]: it was in red, to go against his cream-and-black….”(5/12/277)

Manca: [m]

representative of the state of Talcahuano, fights as the champion in stead of a citizen in a challenge, “... a sleek creature with long silver scales tipped with green, and enormously long black fangs overhanging his lower jaw..”(7/8/169) Copacati = Venom-spitter, “across the court, the silver dragon yawned enormously and shaking his head spat once on the ground in the manner of an old sailor clearing his throat: a thin greenish kind of ichor, which put up small trailers of steam in the sunlight”(7/8/170)

Maxilla: [f]

only named, wing-dragon to Cavernus, got an extra share from Laurence for staying steadfast against a larger beast in battle [so likely a smaller middle-weight?] (9/16/304)

Maximus: [m]

only named(1/5/116), part of Lily’s formation (1/8/204), "..was a great blazing presence in his red-gold brilliance, dwarfing the others.."(1/12/315), "..we were all so sure that Maximus had reached his final growth..[..]..and so far has put on fifteen feet in length.."(2/1/16), "..his great red-and-gold body even larger than before.."(2/2/35), "like all Regal Coppers, Maximus was badly far-sighted..[..]...He was twice Temeraire’s size by weight and twenty feet more in length now; his wings, half-outspread for balance, threw a long shadow ahead of him, and with the sun behind him they glowed redly, veins standing out in the translucent skin."(2/2/52), "Maximus looked still more dreadfully altered, the great scaly red-and-gold hide sagging in folds around the base of the neck, and forward of his chest with the massive fretwork of his spine and shoulders holding it up like tent-poles, and what Laurence supposed to be the air-sacs swollen and bulging from his wasted sides. His eyes were slitted nearly shut, and a thin raspy noise of breathing issued from his cracked-open jaws, a trail of drool puddling beneath them; the nostrils were caked over with dried flaking effluvia."(4/5/120) “Maximus still [starved due to sickness] made almost two of him [Temeraire] by weight”(4/6/164)

Mei: [f]

An Imperial at the court of Lung Tien Qian in the Forbidden City (2/13/325), "..elegant in an elaborate collar of silver and pearls; her hide was a deep shade of blue, with dapplings of violet and yellow upon her wings, and she wore many golden rings upon her talons."(2/15/365) “this…this evening a collar-like delicate netting of pearls and silver wire, brilliant in the lamp-light against her dark blue scales..”(8/9/204)

Mei: [f]

only named, Lung Shen Mei, one of the supply dragons of the three Jalan send to Russia, havery"very handsome gold chain about her neck”(8/18/410)

Messoria: [f]

Yellow Reaper in Lilys formation (1/8/204), "..she was an experienced older dragon of thirty years, with a great many battle-scars to render her an object of admiration."(1/8/208), (talking about breeding at breeding grounds) "..she added, with somewhat alarming frankness; she was a much older dragon than Temeraire,being over thirty years of age.."(2/5/128)

Minacitus: [m]

only named, dies from the great sickness (4/1/26)

Ming: [m]

only named, Lung Tien Ming(2/13/328)

Minnow: [f]

“..she was a muddy-colored feral with touches of Grey Copper and Sharpspitter and even a little Garde-de-Lyon, which had given her vivid orange eyes and blue spots to set off her otherwise drab coloring”(5/2/33)

Mokhachane: [f/m]

Female dragon, king of the tribes at Mosi-oa-Tunya, “..a great creature of golden-bronze hide, the underside of her wings lined in purple like royalty. She was in battle-array formidable as a crusader, great heavy plates of iron slung across the vulnerable expanse of her breast, with a fine mesh of chain beneath to protect the belly, and the spikes bristling down her spine were sheathed in caps of iron, as were her talons, and these were yet discolored a little with blood;..”(4/11/269), “..lowered her head and fixed him [Laurence] with a glittering and furious eye, her head so close that he could see that what he had taken for tusks in Kefentse were a kind of jewellry: ivory rings banded with gold, set in the flesh of her upper lip like ear rings. She snorted hot breath across his face, and bared serrated teeth…”(4/11/273) [Mokhachane's physical descriptions use she/her while mentions of Mokhachane from translations of Tswana people use he/him [king]]

Molic: [f]

Russian feral, chief of the ferals that Temeraire send to get word of Eroica, “..a thin pale-grey creature almost as white as Lien, except with grey eyes instead of red..”(9/4/69f)

Molnar: [m]

only named, one of Arkadys feral lieutenants(3/5/93)

Moncey: [m]

“Moncey was a Winchester, who had slipped the leash and eeled out the door of the barn where he had hatched…”(5/1/14), “..small and dark purplish, he looked like any other Winchester at a distance, and excited no comment if either seen abroad or absent from the daily feeding; and as long as his missed meals were properly compensated for, he was very willing to oblige. [fly to Brecon to exchange news with the courier dragons](5/1/15)

Mortiferus: [m]

only named, Longwing stationed at the channel (1/4/82), “..with a yellower cast to his wing-tips [than Excidium]..”(5/8/163)

N to Z: {#n-to-z:}

Ning: [f]

[EGG] “a splendid smooth pale-cream shell speckled with a very attractive pattern of red and violet spots, and one notable larger marking shaped roughly like a number eight”(8/4/75) Tem learns about the kidnapping of Nings egg from Eroica (9/6/102)
[HATCHLING] “the dragonet sneezed twice and shook the slime from her wings - quite mature, and certainly able to have come out anytime this last fortnight..”(9/11/198) “..as a thin shrill whine pierced all the clamor, very like a pot boiling underneath a badly fitted lid. ..[..]... a dreadful noise and it kept rising so. ..[..]... It was indeed the dragonet, Temeraire realized - she was hovering directly over the house now, escaping notice because all the other dragons were twisting their heads away from the noise, and then abruptly she pointed her head down and blasted out a stream of white flame directly along the the ridge cap of the immensely long grey roof. It was quite thin, but it ran away from her with tremendous speed, rippling strangely, and a moment later a shockingly loud thunderclap noise followed it, as nearly every window in the building burst.”(9/11/200) “..the size of a pony..”(9/11/208) “.. the long arrow-shaped head extended to the full length of her serpentine neck. He could see her colors now, and also the difficulty in making them out: the underlying color of her hide was certainly black, but heavily overlaid with an opalescence of red and green and blue which became dominant at the extremities of limbs and wings, almost casting off a reflection. “ (9/11/213) names herself Lung Tien Ning, “Tranquility” (9/11/215) “.. spat out a single small ball of her white flame..”(9/13/245)
[YOUNG] “she was growing with the same explosive speed Laurence recalled from Temeraire’s early weeks, and more nearly approximated the size of a light-weight than a courier beast..”(9/14/267)

Nitidus: [m]

"..a silver-grey dragon spotted with blue and black patches.."(1/5/114), part of Lily’s formation (1/8/204), "..the Pascal's Blue, who also spoke French, his egg having been purchased from a French hatchery many years before the start of the war.."(1/8/226), "..was a nervous creature who required a great deal of careful management from Captain Warren under ordinary circumstances.."(1/10/264)

Obituria: [f]

A large Chequered Nettle, Captained by Windle, put under Laurences command when he became Admiral (9/13/257)

Obversaria: [f]

has an egg in the steam room under the Loch Laggan court (1/5/124), "..the golden Anglewing; she was only a little larger than the Reapers.."(1/12/315), dies from the great sickness (4/1/25)

Ombreux: [m]

only named, Marshal Ombreux leading the big flank attack on the Russians (8/19/429)

Orchestia: [f]

only named, known to Tem a little from Dover, Martin now serves on her after Laurence's treason (5/12/279) an Anglewing with Fenter as her captain (5/13/289)

Pahuac: [m]

only named, killed all the Europeans that murdered Atahualpa, then committed suicide by leaping of a mountain wings closed (7/10/208)

Palliatia: [f]

only named, Anglewing from Pen y Fan, part of Temeraire’s formation of breeding ground dragons (5/5/92)

Palta: [m]

Incan dragon with a small group of people, farming, “..a small dragon in green and yellow plumes..”(7/7/152)

Perscitia: [f]

“..a middle-weight with narrow blue-green legs, set herself directly before him to eat..”(5/1/11) “Her name was Perscitia. She was an experimental cross-breed of a Malachite Reaper and a light-weight Pascal's Blue, who had come out rather larger, slower, and more nervous than the breeders had hoped; and her coloring was not ideal for any sort of camouflage: the body and wings mostly bright blue and streaked with shades of pale green, with widely scattered spines along her back. She was not very old, either, unlike most of the once-harnessed dragons in the breeding grounds: she had given up her Captain…”(5/1/13f), “Perscitia liked to think herself a great genius, and she was certainly unusually clever even if she could not quite grasp the notion of writing..”(5/2/24)
“..her sash and medal of office, which marked her as a member of that body [Parliament]..”(9/12/230) [quote] (9/12/232)

Piccolo: [m]

only named, a French Grand Chevalier on board of the Triomphe (7/5/90)

Ping: [f]

Lung Yu Ping, [The “Yu” part could be the breed similar to the “Tien” in Celestials], Chinese postal dragon, "..facing her, Laurence found their hears were nearly on a level: she was smaller even than a horse, with a broad curving forehead and a long arrow-shaped muzzle, and an enormously deep chest rather along greyhound proportions. She could not have carried anyone on her back except a child, and wore no harness but a delicate collar of yellow silk and gold, from which hung a fine mesh like thin chainmail which covered her chest snugly, fixed to her forearms and talons by golden rings. The mesh was washed with gold, striking against her pale green hide; her wings were a darker shade of green, and striped with narrow bands of gold. They were also unusual in appearance: narrow and tapered, and longer than she was; even folded upon her back, their long tips dragged along the ground behind her like a train..[..]...her eyes were large and liquid, amber in color, and thickly lidded.."(2/11/273) "..who tilted her head and replied in deep, unfeminine tones which came echoing from her barrel chest.." [Laurence also calculated that she flew 120 miles in 2 hours] (2/11/274)

Placet: [m]

British courier stationed in Moscow Captained by Terrance “a glum Winchester of middling years..” (8/16/358)

Po: [m]

only named, Lung Li Po, a poet from the Tang Dynasty (2/6/143)

Praecursoris: [m]

"..of a breed Laurence had never before seen, its wings patterned like marble, veins of orange and yellow and brown shot through a nearly translucent ivory, and very large, but not bigger than Temeraire."(1/8/213), "a Chanson-de-Guerre"(1/8/215)

Prolixus: [m]

only named, dies from the great sickness (4/7/173)

Qian: [f]

only named, Lung Tien Qian, Temeraire’s mother(2/1/7), "..and a dragon came through the archway towards them, a deep glossy black very much like Temeraire’s own coloring, with the same deep blue eyes and wing-markings, and a great standing ruff of translucent black stretched among ribbed horns of vermilion, another Celestial."(2/12/299), "..she was larger than he [Temeraire], and the faint translucence of her scales indicated a great age, as did her very grand manners. She wore no harness, but her ruff was adorned with enormous yellow topazes affixed to the spines, and a deceptively fragile neckpiece of filigree gold, studded with more topazes and great pearls.."(2/13/301f)

Queritoris: [m]

only named, one of the dragons from Pen y Fan, only mentioned later on in gossip about the dragon relationships (6/3/52)

Reedly: [m]

“a mongrel Winchester with yellow streaks..” one of the dragons at Pen y Fan (5/2/33)

Repugnatis: [m]

only named, dies from the great sickness (4/7/173)

Requiescat: [m]

“it was a big regal copper..” wants to have Temeraires cave in Pen y Fan (5/2/26), “...admiring the bright green knot upon his shoulder…”[his Epaulette for being named Captain of Temeraire’s militia](5/12/277)

Ri: [m]

only named, Lung Shao Ri, Scarlet dragon and leader of one of the Jalan promised to aid the British and Russians against France (8/18/402)

Ricarlee: [m]

small Scotish feral, mottled dark green with a belly in purplish brown, likes Napoleon's idea of the dragon-map territories and spreads that information in Britain (9/12/234f)

Rictus: [m]

only named, a Grey Copper from Pen y Fan part of Tem's breeding ground militia (5/9/186)

Sauvignon: [f]

a French female Plein-Vite, very small courier class dragon, the courier that spotted the quarantine grounds and was grounded by Tem into the sandpits (4/4/106) named (4/5/110)

Shen: [f]

only named, Jade dragon of the second legion send to Europe, Lung Yu Shen (9/20/379)

Sheng, Xiao: [m]

[technically a human I guess] only named in a story, swallowed a pearl from a dragon's treasury and became a dragon himself(1/8/209)

Sherazde: [f]

"..their scarlet hides vivid with markings of black-edged green, like leopard-spots, and licking at the air with their long black tongues; so close that Laurence could hear emanating from their bodies a low, faint rumbling something like the purr of a cat and the hiss of a kettle combined, and see even against the still-light sky the thin lines of steam which wisped upwards and away from the narrow spikes along the ridges of their back.."(3/5/109), mother of Iskierka, partner of Bezaid, first named (3/6/122)

Shi: [f]

one of the Chinese supply dragons, Lung Shen Shi, “non-descript middle-weight dragon, one of the common blue sort, who was distinguished however by a silver head-dress featuring two cabochon amethysts nearly the size of her own eyes…” (8/15/336)

Shu: [f]

only named, an Imperial at the court of Lung Tien Qian in the Forbidden city (2/13/325)

Souci: [m]

big courier or small lightweight, carried Laurence and Granby to Tem and Iskierka when they were held prisoner in Grenoble, “..a certain lean greyhound look, reminiscent of the Jade Dragons..”(9/9/150)

Supay: [m]

only named, quechua god of death, might be a mythical dragon here, also described as “some sort of creature from under ground” (7/7/153)

Symerka: [m]

Russian dragon, maybe a heavy weight since it is mentioned he has “but three silver plates, dented” as treasure and the heavy weights were the ones fighting over the silver plates (9/4/68)

Temeraire: [m]

(EGG)”..shining curve of eggshell..”(1/1/6), ”..smooth and hard to the touch..”(1/1/7), ”..shone with the warm luster of marble..”(1/1/8)

(HATCHLING)”..a clawed wing tip poking out..”(1/1/16), ”..its body was pure, untinted black from nose to tail..[..]..unfurled its large, six-spined wings like a lady’s fan, the bottom edge dappled with oval markings in grey and dark glowing blue..[..].. it was barely the size of a large dog, the five talons upon each claw were still an inch long and impressive..”(1/1/17), “..it flicked out a long, narrow forked tongue as it walked..”(1/1/18), “..its eyes were a deep blue and slit-pupiled..[..]..the voice was definitely masculine..”(1/1/19), “..his flat tongue.:”(1/1/20), “..about the smooth, warm body..[..]..The broadest band went around the dragon’s middle, just behind the forelegs, and buckled under the belly; this was stitched crosswise to two thick straps which ran along the dragon’s sides and across the deep barrel of his chest, then back behind the rear legs and underneath his tail. Various smaller loops had been threaded upon the straps, to buckle around the legs and the base of the neck and tail, to keep the harness in place, and several narrower and thinner bands strapped across his back..[..]..scales were surprisingly soft to the touch..[..]..although the harness and the white-wrapped buckles were ugly against the sleek black body, and did not fit very well..[..]..Temeraire was not a clean eater..[..]..enjoy the intestines in particular..”(1/1/21), “..glossy black hide..[..].. warm black hide..”(1/1/24)

(YOUNG)"..by the end of it [the first week]..[..]..he had already grown heavier than a cart-horse, and longer from tip to tail than the launch.."(1/2/31), "..thunder did not frighten him, nor lightning..[..]..Temeraire's shoulder topped his [Laurence] head by nearly a foot, and that the foreleg which had once been as delicate as a lady's wrist was now thicker around than his thigh.."(1/2/33), "..smooth black hide .[..]..great heartbeat..[..]..heat of the dragon's body.."(1/2/38), "..they had put a band around the narrow part of Temeraire's neck beneath the head and attatched reins to this.."(1/2/39), “..stopped and hovered in place to eat, his wings beating perpendicular to his body in swiveling arcs..”(1/2/40), “..was bidding fair to become longer than the ship [Reliant] itself..”(1/3/55), “..Temeraire carried his tail off the ground, and it lashed the air gently as he walked..[..].. the six spines that divided the sections of Temeraire’s wings..”(1/3/61), “..the five talons which Temeraire had upon each foot..”(1/3/62) ”..look at the delicacy of the membrane; the consistency of the color throughout the body, and the coordination between the color of the eyes and the markings.”(1/3/62f), “..and was of course less than a fifth of her [Laetificat] size as yet, but this time he managed a much louder roar..”(1/4/81), “..already close to nine tons..”(1/4/88), “Temeraire hummed in thought, deep in his belly..”(1/4/95), “..the dragon’s broad foreleg..”(1/4/103), “his warm breath coming out as small trails of smoke in the cool night air..”(1/4/104), “..at the sight of the rows of gleaming white teeth: Temeraire’s incisors were already larger than a man’s fist, and with a serrated edge..”(1/4/109), "..he is at present some nine tons in weight, and it is nearly aix weeks since he hatched.."(1/5/116), "looking at his gold-and-pearl chain more often, and touching it with the tip of his tongue; he [Laurence] was beginning to recognize the gesture as a desire for reassurance.."(1/6/152), "a broad pendant of platinum almost like a breastplate, set with sapphires around a single enormous pearl.."(1/6/167), "the broad neck-brace marked with his name in silver rivets"(1/6/168)

(GROWN) "Temeraire was scarcely one man's height less in the shoulder [than Maximus], though much leaner, and his growth was now mostly in bulk and in his wings rather than his height. He was beautifully proportionate throughout: his tail was long and very graceful; his wings fit elegantly against his body and looked precisely the right size when fanned out. His colors had intensified, the black hide turning hard and glossy save for the soft nose, and the blue and pale grey markings on the edges of his wings spreading and becoming opalescent."(1/7/174), "..the great shining pearl blazoned upon his chest.."(1/7/175), "twenty-five knots"[Tem flying fast to escort back Victoriatus](1/7/179), "..long, ropy muscles of Temeraire's neck, feeling them move smoothly as though oiled beneath the skin.."(1/7/181), "..as he began to sprout thin tendrils round his jaws, and a ruff of delicate webbing stretched between flexible horns around his face, almost like a frill. It gave him a dramatic, serious look, not at all unbecoming, but there was no denying he looked very different from the others.."(1/8/210), (when anxious)"..his ruff drooping low upon his neck.."(1/9/239), "..the leathery snap of Temeraire's wings, each beat like a sail going taut.."(1/12/315), “..stopped and hovered in mid-air before the oncoming dragons, spreading his wings as if to bar the way; his ruff raised instinctively up, the webbed skin translucent grey in the sunlight. A slow, deep shudder passed along his length as he drew breath and his sides swelled out even further against his massive rib cage, making the bones stand out in relief: there was a strange stretched-tight quality to his skin, so that Laurence began to be alarmed: he could feel the air moving beneath, echoing, resonating, in the chambers of Temeraire’s lungs.”(1/12/329), “A low reverberation seemed to build throughout Temeraire’s flesh, like a drum-beat rolling..[..]..felt a single tremendous shudder travel forward along Temeraire’s body, all the gathered breath caught up in that motion: Temeraire opened his jaws, and what emerged was a roar that was less sound than force, a terrible wave of noise so vast it seemed to distort the air before him.”(1/12/330), “..the security of the slow, deep rushing of Temeraire’s heartbeat, so very much like the endless sound of the sea.”(1/13/342), named Lung Tien Xiang by the Chinese(2/1/8), "..the spiked ruff around his head.."(2/1/24), "..distinctive with his hide and wings of unbroken black, save for the deep blue and pearlescent grey markings along the edges…[..]...to feel the living cureent of power running through Temeraire’s body.."(2/1/28), "..his great ruff was standing up stiffly around his head.."(anger/intimidation)(2/2/51), "..even as he spoke he was busy polishing the great sapphire pendant which Laurence had given him, and which he never removed save for that prupose."(2/3/89), "..the ominous shadow of the ruff and the serrated teeth gleaming.."(2/7/162), "..well he might not, speaking from a height of some thirty feet and a weight topping eighteen tons."(2/8/205), "..among the hand-sized teeth..[..]...that Temeraire’s narrow forked tongue, ordinarily pale pink, was presently coated thickly with white, mottled with virulent red spots..[being sick at capetown].."(2/9/216), "..Temeraire held quite motionless with staring horror, his eyes fixed on the serpent's crunching jaws and his ruff completely flattened against his neck.."[horrified](2/10/244), "..the militant light had faded a little from his eyes, and gradually his tail ceased its restless mid-air twitching and coiled again into a neatly spiraled heap upon the deck, the curving horns of his ruff lying more easily against his neck.."[questioning then calming](2/10/254), "..Temeraire's chest swelled out, and his ruff, queerly, stretched: something Laurence had never seen before, the narrow horns which made it up expanding outwards, the webbing drawn along with it.."[trying to intimidate Lien](2/16/380), "..though his tail twitching rapidly betraying his agitation.."(3/7/139), "..the nails of his talons were roughly the length of her [Queen of Prussia] forearm and of polished black horn, sharp along the edges and coming to a wicked point."(3/15/291) “..his magpie nature..[hoarding]” (4/8/198) “..he was, Laurence sadly noted, becoming excessive nice in his tastes, an unfortunate habit in a soldier..”(4/8/199), “..so they had gone some hundred and sixty miles, in less than seven hours. Twenty knots, twenty-five.”(4/16/368) “He did not have spines along his back, the way Maximus or Requiescat did, but was sleek; he was perhaps a bit long for his weight, by British standards.”(5/2/29), “..the great glossy lowered head with the eyes half-a-foot across and glittering yellow-slitted like lamps, over a jawful of serrated teeth with the smallest the size of a man’s hand.”(5/7/140), “....almost as fine, Teneraire thought, as his own [Epaulette] pale blue matched set: he of course had needed two..”(5/12/277) “Temeraire hastily stilled his claws: he often could not help furrowing the earth when he was distracted, even though he was ashamed to have so fidgety a habit…”(9/3/52) flying over the ship Temeraire (9/14/276)

Tharunka: [f]

Cantarella made her egg (6/9/169) Yellow Reaper that hatched out of the stolen egg (6/14/263) Tharunka offers to “pay for herself” with some opals (6/14/274)

Tri: [m]

one of the Russian armored heavy weights like Vosyem, was badly wounded in a fight in Smolensk but made it back to Moscow, Captained by Vasya (8/16/370)

Triumphalis: [m]

only named, Grand Chavelier, Choisel assumes it was him who fought Temeraire in his first battle (1/9/243)

Tushnamatay: [m]

only named, chief of a group of Persian ferals (9/19/365)

Validius: [m]

only named, Petit Chevalier guarding Temeraire while Laurence is in prison in France (4/17/383)

Velocitas: [m]

only named, Anglewing from Pen y Fan, part of Temeraire’s formstion of breeding ground dragons (5/5/92) takes a pepper gun to the face “..his golden-yellow head was speckled black and red everywhere, and his eyes and nostrils were already swollen up so dreadfully he could not see…”(5/5/94)

Veloxia: [f]

only named, Winchester, captained by Wesley (9/17/330)

Ventiosa: [f]

only named, Yellow Reaper from Pen y Fan, flag bearer of Temeraire’s breeding grounds militia (5/7/130)

Victoriatus: [m]

only named, wounded in the battle near Aberdeen, requested Tem and Maximus to escort him back to Edinburgh (1/7/178), "Victoriatus is a Parnassian"(1/7/179), "a large mid-weight: heavier than a Reaper.."(1/7/180), "Victoriatus will not last the week, and I will wait and attend the dissection"[Keynes](4/2/27), "..as Victoriatus had died, reduced to that hideous bloody wreckage.."(4/5/111)

Volatilus: [m]

“..a pale grey dragon with mottled white markings upon its belly and white striations across its wings, almost invisible against the cloud cover..[..]..it was smaller than Temeraire..”(1/3/65), “..blinked large milky blue eyes..[..].. bred successfully for speed..”(1/3/66), “..short fluttering hops, babbling to him [James] excitedly about cows and ‘Temrer’, which was the best he could do at Temeraire’s name.:”(1/3/69)

Vosyem: [f]

“She had a peculiar appearance: her body was sheathed in great plates of bony armor overlapping one another, not unlike the Prussian dragons Temeraire had met before, but to a far greater extent, and she seemed to bulge strangely underneath them: thick rolls swelled over her shoulders, and a large hump upon her back. Steel spikes and great steel rings had been bolted to her natural armor, silver over the natural green coloration of her hide, and were bristling all over her body; she was enormous, larger than himself and nearly as great as Maximus.”(8/16/364) “..Temeraire saw where he pointed to a large 26 painted in bright red that stood out upon one of the armor plates, and beside it the number 8..[regiment nunber](8/16/367) Did casually murder 300 Russian/Prussian infantry because the carrying harness irritated her (9/16/319)

Wringe: [f]

"the dark grey", one of Arkadys feral lieutenants(3/5/93)

Xian: [f]

only named, Lung Qin Xian, mother of Lung Tien Lien and Lung Tien Qian (2/13/328)

Yang: [m]

only named, Lung Zhao Yang, part of Temeraire’s escort during his divine wind strike against the French, gets his wing badly injured (8/20/469)

Zhi: [m]

only named, Lung Tien Zhi(2/13/328)

People: {#people:}

A to M: {#a-to-m:-1}

Abend, ?: [m]

only named, probably the captain of a Prussian heavy weight same as Dyhern (3/15/283)

Adair, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Adair of a new Reaper-Parnassian cross (female dragon) (9/12/229) a gentleman and losely related to Laurence [4th cousin on the maternal side] captain of Levantia (9/13/254)

Agreuth, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant Agreuth, part of the Australian “Rum Corps”, starts a bar fight with Laurence, Granby and Tharkay (6/1/4)

Ainley, ?: [m]

only named, Captain of Cavernus, assigned under Laurences command for the campaign in Prussia (9/15/297)

Alden, ?: [m]

only named, one of Suttons Runners (4/7/174)

Alexander: [m]

only named, Tsar Alexander of Russia (3/15/306)

Alexander the Great: [m]

only named, Alexander the Great, mentioned as a great conqueror of europe in comparison to Napoleon(2/14/334)

Allen, ?: [m]

lookout on Temeraire, "..an older cadet, soon to be made ensign"(1/7/180)

Allendale, George: [m]

older brother of Laurence, “..he was Laurence's senior by six years, and nearly as much time had gone by since Laurence had last seen him; he had grown stouter, but the tone of exasperation unchanged.”(5/9/173)

Allendale, ?: [f]

Lady Allendale, mother of Laurence, only named (1/4/110) Laurence describes his family as Plantagenet decent(2/8/198) “..his mother had only one granddaughter, a child of five, out of three sons and now five grandsons…”(4/14/344) “...her offered cheek. It was paler than it had been, the skin a little dry and papery, and more lined; her hair was quite silver. ..”(5/9/178)

Allendale, ?: [m]

Lord Allendale, father of Laurence, “..Lord Allendale was not a particularly fond parent and was punctilious in his manners..”(1/3/56) Laurence describes his family as Plantagenet decent(2/8/198), “..he is sick, will: three stone down since august, and the doctors have said he must keep quiet…”(5/9/173) died in his bed due to his illness (9/2/30f)

Ambrose, ?: [m]

only named, Tharkays cousin that sold him or his info out to the French to get rid of him and turn a profit (9/11/182f)

Anahuarque Inca: [f]

Monarch of the Inca [Sapa Inca], survived the pox, “...a tall and slender woman with incongruously broad shoulders, she wore a deep scarlet turban with feathers thrust into it, bound in gold, and her very long black hair hung down in plaits clasped with goldher and emeralds; her garments were of wool of extraordinary fineness, splendidly woven in small patterned squares of bright colors, and ornamented with jewels. As they neared, Laurence saw she had also a scattering of pox-marks over one cheek, which had been brushed with gold dust and shone in the sunlight…”(7/11/232) “...only watched them with her dark, thoughtful eyes: her silence a deliberate thing..”(713/264) “Laurence had last met her in her own court st Cusco, dressed in the Incan style in bright-woven wool and adorned in gold; yet she seemed not a whit out of place here in the sitting room where they had been received, nor the least uncomfortable in a morning gown of white made elaborate by gold embroidery, striking against her dark-brown skin, and her black hair bound up behind a tiara of diamonds: overdressed perhaps for a private visit, yet not inappropriate to an empress.” (9/10/153)

Andreyevna, ?: [f]

only named, Countess Andreyevna discussing stuff about Napoleon in Moscow (8/16/351)

Arakcheyev, ?: [m]

only named, Tsar Alexander's chief minister (8/20/454)

Arbuthnot, ?: [m]

only named, British Ambassador in Istanbul, died before Laurence arrived there, he was murdered(3/5/103)

Arthur: [m]

same myth as IRL, king arthur, known for slaying dragons also (7/6/113)

Ashgrove, ?: [m]

only named, new midwingman on Temeraire, a young officer (9/17/332)

Atahualpa: [m]

same as IRL, was also in the Tem universe taken hostage and killed (7/10/201)

Augustine: [m]

Saint Augustine, known to Tem, [I assume Tem has read some religious scripture?] (5/1/10)

Aurigny, ?: [m]

only namedthe, the senior of the guard placed on Laurence, Granby and Tharkay at Fontainebleu (9/11/178)

Avery, ?: [m]

only named, joined Temeraire’s crew in Australia as midshipman (7/2/33)

Badenhaur, ?: [m]

Prussian Lieutenant assigned to Temeraire by the Prussian army, only named (3/12/236)

Baggy: [m]

only named, one of the ship's boys [Allegiance] stranded with the rest after the sinking (7/6/134)
becomes and officer of the corps at some point (8/10/237)

Bailes, ?: [m]

only named, harnessman of Lily’s crew, escaped the kidnappers in Africa but came back demoralised after Kettering was killed (4/10/247), named harnessman of Dulcia [gotta double-check this sometime] (4/12/294) dies from falling off the cliffside of the African prison after touching acid residue (4/12/294)

Baird, ?: [m]

only named, General Baird, took over the Dutch colony at Capetown for the British(2/8/187)

Barclay de Tolly, ?: [m]

only named, Russian General that keeps detreating from the French eastward march (8/16/357) replaced by Kutuzov (8/17/372)

Bardesley, ?: [m]

only named, Granby's new second Lieutenant he got at Madras, who had been fished from a wreckage (7/6/115) dies in the Inca attack while they were fleeing from Cusco (7/15/283)

Barham, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Barham, part of negotiations with the Chinese Embassy (2/1/3)

Barstowe, ?: [m]

Laurence’s captain when he was 17 in the navy, “..an older man and a relic of an older Navy, where officers had not been required to be gentlemen as well..” (1/4/92), “..Barstowe’s death of pneumonia three months into the voyage..”(1/4/93)

Bassey: [m]

only named, deceased shipmate on the deserted island (7/6/137)

Basson, ?: [m]

only named, Rileys coxswain on the Allegiance (3/1/16)

Bathurst, ?: [m]

guest at the charity event to raise funds for the sick dragons and spread Abolition pamphlets, is pro-slavery, "One stout and red-faced gentleman, identified by Wilberforce ad a member from Bristol…"(4/4/99) joins the Ministry of Lord Perceval (5/12/260)

Battersea, ?: [m]

Ship’s Crew [Reliant] only named (1/1/13)

Battersea, ?: [m]

only named, one of the surviving sailors from the Allrgiance, snuk away to pry off gold from the incan temple, (7/9/181) [Could be the same Battersea as the one from book 1 on the Reliant, but no idea]

Bayan: [m]

only named, Lord Bayan, overlooked the organization of the meeting with Mianning, Laurence and Mianning were flown to his estate after the assassination attempt (8/8/181)

Baylesworth, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire's crew(2/2/50), dies of a broken neck in the avalanche (3/4/83)

Beckett, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant on the Allegiance, good with mathematics of sailing but only in theory(2/6/137)

Bedford, ?: [m]

only named, served with Laurence on the Goliath, now captain of the Hibernia (1/10/261)

Bell, ?: [m]

only named, Teneraires leatherworker (1/7/175)

Belleisle, ?: [m]

only named, one of the new lookouts on Temeraire (9/17/332)

Bellew, ?: [m]

only named, joined Temeraire’s crew in Australia as midshipman (8/2/33)

Bennigsen, ?: [m]

only named, a Russian general shouting at Kutuzov not to let Moscow fall (8/19/433)

Berkley, ?: [m]

"..a big, thickset man with a florid face and no coat on was eating steadily through a heaped plate of eggs and black pudding and bacon.."(1/6/137), "..a little old to be a new captain and very queer in his manners, with a normal state of extreme stolidity broken by occasional explosions.."(1/6/142), "..his usually placid face was drawn haggard.."(1/9/241), "Berkley had put off some six stone of weight, st first glance, and it did not suit him; his jowls hung loose from his cheeks.."(4/5/120) “..who had indeed shed another two stone of weight since their arrival [at cape town], nearly spluttered himself into a fit..”(4/7/182)

Bernadotte, ?: [m]

only named, French Marshal, cut of Prussian General Tauentzeins escape killing 400 of his men (3/13/247)

Berthier, ?: [m]

only named, likely a higher General of Bonaparte, (3/13/256) present at the talks with Tsar Alexander (8/17/398)

Binmuck: [f]

chief of Tharunka's companions, Larrakia Aboriginee, “..a woman with a soft and peculiarly deep voice..”(6/15/294)

Blackwell, ?: [m]

only named, one of the convicts sent to build the mountainpass, snatched by a Bunyip at the waterhole, first to be seen killed by them (6/10/192)

Blaise, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Blaise, Captain of the Potentate (7/17/322)

Bligh, ?: [m]

Governor of Sydney, former Navy Captain of the Bounty, “...he had a thin, soured mouth, perhaps the consequeces of his difficulties [with the Bounty]; a broad forehead exposed his receding hair; and delicate, anxious features beneath it, which did not very well correspond with the intemperate language he was given to unleash on those not uncommon occasions when he felt himself thwarted…” (6/2/18)

Blincoln, ?: [m]

only named, Aviator in Australia, mentioned when assembling crew for expedition over the blue mountains (6/4/80) second in line to attempt to harness Kulingile (6/10/176) suffers broken ribs from Kulingile pressing him down after he slapped Demane (6/13/257)

Blythe, ?: [m]

only named, armorer's mate, struck one of the seamen of the Allegiance in fights between aviator and seamen(2/6/152)

Blücher, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian General (3/14/264) part of the campaign against the French at Berlin and further West (9/16/311)

Bonaparte, Jerome: [m]

only named, Napoleons brother, ran away from his corps in the march of the grand army against Russia (8/17/384)

Bonaparte, Joseph: [m]

only named, fled over the Pyrenees when beat in Spain (9/19/367)

Bonaparte, Napoleon: [m]

you know who he is. only named (so far) (1/4/81), "A man in a French officer's uniform let himself down off her [Lien's] back and sprang to the ground… [..].... the officer was bare-headed, dark hair short and thinning, in only a heavy leather coat flung over a chasseur's uniform, high black boots over breeches, with a serviceable sword slung at his waist…[..]... the man was not particularly stunted, as he [Laurence] had always imagined the Corsican to be from depictions in the British newspapers, but rather compact than short.."(3/13/254), "At present, animated with energy, his large grey eyes brilliant and his face a little flushed from the cold wind, he might even have been called handsome…He spent most of this alotted time pacing back and forth along the ridge, gazing thoughtfully out at the plateau below, much of the raptor in his expression.."(3/13/255), “..in trousers and Hessian boots and a long leather coat more suited to mid-air than a drawing room, though splendid with gold braid and buttons, and dyed richly black.”(5/10/211)

Boitumelo: [m]

only named, a slave taken to Brazil, Lethabo (former Mrs. Erasmus) asked a family of slaves in Rio if they recognize him as their ancestor, he likely died on the plantation years ago (7/16/303)

Bowden, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral to the Aerial Corps (1/4/88)

Boyne, ?: [m]

only named, seaman of the Allegiance, played "Amphirite" in the equator-crossing play(2/8/182)

Brantham, ?: [f]

only named, Mrs. Brantham, a guest at the Seymour estate (Lieutenant Ferris' family)(4/3/58)

Bree, ?: [m]

only named, colonel Bree, leading the center position of the British advance against occupied London along with colonel Featherstone (5/15/326)

Briggs, ?: [m]

only named, captain of the Agincourt (1/10/263)

Britten, ?: [m]

only named, the official Chaplain of the Allegiance (4/6/150), “..even if he were made sober long enough to do so [wed Riley and Harcourt]”(4/13/313)

Brodin, ?: [m]

"dark-haired Welshman not many years older than Laurence, with a craggy face which looked made for the grim and brooding lines into which it had presently settled..", captain of Felicita (4/5/113)

Broughton, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Broughton from the Foreign Office, attended the ball of Lady Wrightley (4/4/71)

Brouilly, ?: [m]

only named, one of the guards at Fontainebleu, he fought at Austerlitz (9/11/184)

Brunswick, ?: [m]

General Brunswick, Duke(?), only named, meant to lead the main part of the Prussia forces over Erfurt to Würzburg (3/12/232), dies in the battle of France against Prussia, stunned by Liens roar and killed by the following wave of dragon dives.(3/14/275)

Burrough, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant Burrough, in charge of the launch full of surviving sailors of the Allegiance, left alone in the pacific by the dragons (7/4/80)

Caledon, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Caledon, the new British Governor for Cape Town, not yet arrived there when the Allegiance docked(2/9/215), still not arrived when they returned for the cure apparently (4/6/157)

Calloway, ?: [m]

only named, Gunner on Temeraire (1/7/175), "..his cheek was spotter with black scars, reminders of previous work with the powder (flash powder)"(2/4/97)

Canning, ?: [m]

Lord Canning, the last Foreign Secretary until the disaster in Africa, refused to join the new Ministry (5/12/260)

Caroline: [f]

only named, wife of Joachim Murat (8/20/484)

Carstoke, ?: [f]

Marchioness of Carstoke, [not her name but title i know but didnt know where to put her], "..a lady of advanced years and receded neckline whose bosom was concealed only by a vulgar set of emeralds-in-gold,..."(4/4/97)

Carter, ?: [m]

only named, one of the convicts sent to build the mountainpass (6/10/192)

Cartwright, ?: [m]

A captain of the navy, Laurence served with him on the Goliath, Laurence thought he was meant to be the captain of the Allegiance(2/2/62)

Carver, ?: [m]

only named, servant to Riley on the Allegiance (7/3/74)

Carver, Jonathan: [m]

Midshipman [Reliant], first named (1/1/11), “..the boy had a poor head for heights..”(1/1/12)

Case, George: [m]

Mr. George Case of Liverpool, the chief of Cape Coast, survived the Africam assault on the slave port but could not flee with a ship in time (4/13/319)

Castlereagh, ?: [m]

Secretary of War Lord Castlereagh, blocked by Canning to enter the new Ministry (5/12/260)

Cathcart, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Cathcart, English ambassador in St. Petersburg, whereabouts unknown after the French took over the city (9/2/36)

Cavendish, ?: [m]

only named, joined Temeraire’s crew in Australia as midshipman (7/2/33)

Challoner, Dilly: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew, dies in combat during the French invasion attempt(1/12/325) named Dilly by his younger sister (9/14/270)

Challoner, Rebecca: [f]

only named, new second Lieutenant on Temeraire for the offense against France in Prussia (9/14/269) “Lieutenant Challoner herself entirely satisfactory, with a silver buttoned coat in bright green, hair neatly braided and tied at the end with a matching ribbon, everything about her deeply comforting..” named Rebecca, younger sister of “Dilly” a former officer on Temeraire that died in the battle of Dover (9/14/270) becoming captain of an unnamed Copacati that she boarded during the last battle, the Copacati agreed to join Britain and gave Tem a gold chain for her (9/22/406)

Chatham, ?: [m]

only named, a member of the East India Company, freshly out of India joining a dinner with Laurence and the rest (3/1/20)

Chenery, ?: [m]

Captain of Dulcia (1/8/206), "..his usual form, high-spirited and quick to make conversation.."(1/10/265) “Chenery, ordinarily their life and gaiety, had bruised hollows under his eyes as if he had beaten about the face..”(4/7/180) “He proceeded to put himself together in the most outlandish manner imaginable, leaving off his coat amd tying his neckcloth around his forehead to keep the sweat off his face, and arming himself with a heavy old cavalry saber from the castle armory. The resulting appearance would not have shamed a disreputable pirate…”(4/7/183), “..with his usual fine disdain of any notion of polite manners..”(4/13/322)

Chervins, ?: [m]

only named, gunner on the Allegiance, dies due to a splinter shot through his neck during the sea serpent attack(2/10/247)

Chichagov, ?: [m]

only named, Russian general (8/19/434)

Choiseul, Jean-Paul: [m]

"..wearing thick woolen trousers and a plain civilian's coat, both marked with dragon-scale impressions: he was certainly an aviator and an officer besides, his carriage and voice gentleman-like, but he spoke with a heavy French accent.."(1/8/213), hanged for his betrayal (1/11/294f)

Choque-Ocllo: [f]

only named, daughter of Taruca “a matronly woman” (7/10/201)

Chukwah, Jacob: [m]

only named, Mr Jacob Chukwa of New York, American at the feast at the Chinese outpost in northern Australia (6/14/280)

Clark, Richard: [m]

only named, captain of Victoriatus (1/11/287)

Clarkson, ?: [m]

only named, anti-slave-trade politician, supported by Lord Allendale (2/6/149)

Collingwood, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral Collingwood, defended the second wave of the second French invasion successfully at Folkestone (5/12/266)

Collins, ?: [m]

only named, rifleman for Temeraire "overeager but had a good eye" (1/7/176), dies in combat during the French invasion attempt (1/12/318)

Cook, James: [m]

only named, British Explorer mentioned by Laurence(2/8/197) mentioned again, having made the claim over Australia (6/16/316)

Corbet, ?: [m]

only named, used to be captain of the Nereide, was court-martialed for his brutality (6/16/303)

Cornwallis, William: [m]

only named, retired navy admiral(1/10/262)

Creed, ?: [m]

only named, third Lieutenant on the Dapple (7/18/335)

Crenslow, ?: [m]

British Dragon captain (?), Jane put him in charge of the air-force in Spain when she left to London with Excidium (9/12/225)

Crickton, ?: [m]

only named, one of the surviving sailors, went to visit an Incan Serving-Maid at Cusco several times (7/12/254)

Croft, ?: [m]

Admiral of the Commendable (1/3/47), “..He was a tall man and a striking one, the more so for a raking scar across his face and the false hand which was attached to the stump of his left arm, its iron fingers operated by springs and catches..[..]..put on a great deal of weight..”(1/3/48)

Croyn, ?: [m]

only named, topman of Temeraire’s crew, died at the hands of boarders in the battle against Accendare(2/2/46)

Cutter, ?: [m]

only named, assistant or colleague of Mr. Royle, architect to look at the pavillon plans Laurence brought home.(4/4/87)

Dalrymple, Hew: [m]

Sir Hew Dalrymple, General and in command of the defense of London for the second French invasion, “..an older officer with a stout neck and fair hair creeping back from his temple..”(5/7/138)

Darby, Janus: [m]

one of the British seamen at the palace in occupied London helping Laurence, (5/10/227)

Darcy, ?: [m]

only named, young boy, midshipman on the Allegiance (7/3/70) assisting Lieutenant Paris with the surviving sailors on the cutter (7/4/80)

Davout, Louis-Nicholas: [m]

only named, Marshal of the French army, (3/13/254) part of second invasion, landed in Kent (5/4/73) fully named (8/20/440) “tall thin figure”(8/20/445)

Dawes, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Dawes, midwingman under Rankin in Australia (6/17/344)

Dayes, ?: [m]

Lieutenant to Captain Portland, “..a young man scarcely twenty years of age, with a long queue of pale red hair and pale eyebrows to match, and an unfriendly expression..”(1/3/70)

De Beauharnais, Eugène: [m]

only named, French general of a corps that had been harrassing Russian troops with bombings (8/20/462)

De Guignes, ?: [m]

only named, French envoy sent to China by Napoleon(2/11/271), "..dressed in long robes in the Chinese style rather than in European dress; that and his dark hair accounted for Laurence not having distinguished him at once from the rest of the company.."(2/13/302), “..now showed all the signs of prosperity and position, in his handsome rings and in the elegance of his silk-and-linen coat..”(4/17/384) captain to Genevieve (7/5/93)

De Guignes, Jean-Claude: [m]

only named, nephew of ambassador De Guignes,lieutenant in the Armée de l'Air, tried to board Temeraire in the battle at Dover but got beaten, now prisoner in Britain (2/13/303)

D'Enghien, ?: [m]

only named, some prisoner or noble that Napoleon had murderer for speaking against him (3/15/306)

Derrow, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Derrow, became Caesars third Lieutenant on their trip through Australia (6/13/244)

Devereux, ?: [m]

only named, trading firm partner of John Wampanoag (8/5/103)

Dewey, ?: [m]

only named, former barber, convict now stranded along with the aviators and drunkard sailors on the deserted island (7/6/126) wanted to sharpen a knive to cut Granby's hand but got killed by crocodiles at the river (7/15/288)

Digby, ?: [m]

only named, starboard forward lookout of Temeraire’s crew (2/2/43), dies reaching for the Alaman egg falling with it out of the Bellynet (3/9/195f)

Dlamini, Demane: [m]

“A very slight man emerged in the half-light on the far bank: bare-headed, and naked but for a small blanket which was draped rather too casually around his body to preserve modesty. He was carrying a long, slim-hafted assegai, the blade narrow and spade-shaped, and over his other shoulder was slung a rather skinny antelope..”(4/8/200) named Dlamini (9/12/222)

Dlamini, Sipho: [m]

“..but it was only a small boy, no more than six or seven, his hands parting the leaves so he could peak out at them with large, curious eyes..”(4/8/201) “Sipho was not suffering [from the cold] ..[..].. he was regularly bundled into every spare piece of clothing which Demane could find, and now wearing three shirts, a knitted waist, two coats, a boat-cloak, a hood, and a hat crammed down upon it all, could scarcely move from where he had been put down near the fire..”(5/14/313)
Last name mentioned with Demane (9/12/222)

Dobrozhnov, ?: [m]

only named, Russian Baron Dubrozhnov, drunkenly insulted the Chinese Emperor infront of Laurence and was punched by him, meant to be executed for it, named at: (9/5/73) goes to duel Laurence at some random farm, shoots too early and hurts Laurence but non-lethal, is killed by Hammonds who seconds Laurence in the duel (9/5/87) haha nevermind he lived, doctor was wrong (9/5/88f)

Docturov, ?: [m]

only named, Russian general (8/19/434) Also spelled Dokhturov later in the same book (8/20/462)

Doeff, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Doeff, British commissioner in Nagasaki (8/4/85)

Donnell, ?: [m]

only named, rifleman for Temeraire "had difficulty finding the target" (1/7/176), killed during the French ambush on the Allegiance (2/5/113)

Donnellson, ?: [m]

only named, Mr.Donnellson, Laurences banker at the Royal Bank in Edinburgh (1/6/167)

Doone, ?: [m]

only named, Teneraires new supply officer, Lieutenant Doone. (9/14/274)

Dorset, ?: [m]

only named, Temeraire’s new surgeon after Keynes left to tend to the many sick dragons (4/2/46)

Doyle, ?: [m]

only named, dies (eaten) in the sea-serpent attack (2/10/244)

Drake, Francis: [m]

only named, Sir Francis Drake defeated the Spanish armada with the aid of the dragon Conflagratia (1/4/95)

Drew, ?: [m]

only named, midwingman of Lily’s crew (4/12/293)

Drewmore, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Drewmore, first in line to attempt the harnessing of Kulingile (6/10/176)

Drummonds, ?: [m]

only named, a banker that refused to open an account in Temeraire’s name (9/16/313)

Dubrough, ?: [m]

only named, young rifleman on Temeraire (9/14/275)

Duncan, ?: [m]

only named, author of the book “The Naval Trident” read to Temeraire by Laurence (1/4/111)

Dunne, ?: [m]

only named, rifleman for Temeraire "had difficulty finding the target" (1/7/176), "..had long, thin hands, at present bled white with cold.."(1/12/317), made rider of Arkady with Wickley cause he learned the Durzagh language on their journey (4/2/40) Is distant towards Laurence and wishes not to serve with him after his treason (5/10/206)

Dyer, Peter: [m]

only named, one of the Runners at Loch Laggan with Emily (1/6/148) promoted to Ensign after Africa (4/14/334)

Dyfydd, ?: [m]

only named, gunner on the Allegiance, got a splinter stuck in his jaw during the sea serpent attack(2/10/247)

Dyhern, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian Dragon Captain, Captain of Eroica (3/11/221) Dyhern’s face was hard and sour and scarred, thinner than last they had met and aged far more than the intervening years could account for..”(8/16/354) marries Gabija Merkelyte (9/6/110)

Eigher, ?: [m]

Colonel Eigher, stationed at the Austrian fort near the Turkish border, only named (3/10/200)

Eklof, ?; [m]

carpenter on the Allegiance, "..a big silent Swede"(2/5/118)

Eldon, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Eldon, part of the negotiations with Talleyrand and Murat at Loch Laggan (5/12/261)

Elizabeth: [f]

Queen Elizabeth of House Tudor, only named, had the idea to set one of her serving maids to a Longwing figuring out they (and Xenicas) prefer female handlers (2/13/320)

Elizabeth: [f]

only named, wife of Laurence's oldest brother, about to have her fifth child (4/4/95)

Elsinore, ?: [f]

only named, Mrs. Elsinore, one of Perscitia's staff, her secretary, took notes about the demands of the League of Dragons (9/13/250)

The Emperor: [m]

[not even named lol, at least i found nothing where he is named in full] the emperor of china. Described at the adoption ceremony of Laurence: "He was a stocky, broad-jawed man..[..]..and with a small mustache squared off at the corners of his mouth, not yet touched with grey though he was nearing fifty. His clothes were very magnificent, in the brilliant yellow hue which they had seen nowhere else but on the private guard outside the palace, and he wore them entirely unconsciously…"(2/17/388) “The Emperor did not look well: a heavy-set man and jowled, fatigue was writ upon his face; he breathed stentoriously and sweat gathered upon his thin mustaches and glistened tot the sides of his chin and upon his forehead..”(8/9/217f) revealed to have died since Lung Yu Li addressed Laurence as brother of the emperor (9/16/322) named “The Jiaqing Emperor” by Ning (9/22/407)

Erasmus, Josiah: [m]

"..a black gentleman…[..]...a narrow, raised scar, the thickness of a leather strap, ran down the side of hos face, and the edges of ridged bands of scar tissue protruded past the ends of his sleeves, paler pink against his very dark skin….[..]...lately of Jamaica..[..]..was an evangelical minister…[..]...whence he had been taken, a boy of six years of age.."(4/4/100) "..taken from Louanda.."(4/5/124) dies by taking a spear to the chest by the native dragon riders after he revealed himself to be Lunda(4/9/235)

Erasmus, Hannah: [f]

only named, Mrs. Erasmus, “she was a tall, stern-faced woman, more substantial in build and considerably darker of skin than her husband, with her hair pinned severely down under a plain white kerchief.”(4/5/127), named Hannah (4/6/156) “..her deep steady voice..”(4/8/200) Her african name as a girl was Lethabo, Kefentse is her “great-grandfather” (4/10/248) she had been taken as a girl of some nine-years’ age, old enough to have lost the instinctive terror [of dragons](4/10/251), “..difficult to recognize in the native dress which she had been given, and weighted down as if she were in danger of floating away: earrings, armbands like coiled snakes on upper arms and lower, a great neck-collar of gold pieces strung on wire, interspersed with pieces of ivory, dark green jade, and ruby, certainly worth fifty thousand pounds at least, and a great emerald like an egg, set in gold, pinning a turban of silk upon her head…”(4/11/267) Mrs. Erasmus said - or rather Lethabo, as she informed him she had resumed her childhood name, from before her abduction. Indeed there seemed nothing left of the subdued, silent woman Laurence had first met on the way to Capetown. She now wore the elaborate Tswana dress of patterned cloth, and much gold jewelry bright against her skin, but these were mere externals: the true distinction lay rather in the stern carriage of her neck, the severely pulled-back hair which disdained to hide the scarring upon her forehead, and her direct look.”(7/16/301)

Ertegun, ?: [m]

only named, a Turkish captain at the outskirts of Istanbul, caught the ferals slaughtering cattle (3/5/102)

Evans, ?: [m]

only named, second lieutenant on Temeraire since Laggan (1/8/222), had a badly broken leg on the Allegiance and send back to england(2/5/113)

Ewyll, ?: [m]

only named, seaman that boarded the Polonaise first (7/18/337)

Fanshawe, ?: [m]

Lieutenant [Reliant], “..young man of very good family, the son of an earl..”(1/1/11), “..stood rigid and pale..[..]..his Adam’s apple was prominent..”(1/1/14)

Farraway, ?: [m]

only named, has eleven children, mentioned by Laurence for having a child every time he visited home, possibly gay as he was mentioned along Granbys outing and how having sex once a year can still give many heirs (7/12/249)

Featherstone, ?: [m]

only named, colonel Featherstone, leading the center position of the British advance against occupied London along with Colonel Bree (5/15/326)

Fela: [m]

only named, General Fela, charged by the chinese emperor to repress any reoccurrence of the White Lotus (8/9/221) “General Fela was young for his rank, but his hands and his face were those of a man who had spent his life not in drawing rooms but in the field, hardened and sword-callused and leathery with sun; his mustaches and his queue were trimmed to an efficient length. His pistol-belt and swords all of them showed heavy use.. (8/12/266)

Felidia: [f]

only named, one of O'Dea's four dead wifes (7/12/246)

Fellowes, ?: [m]

Harness Master of Temeraire, "he was a silent but dependable man, with some ten years of experience in his line, and more to the point skillful at coaxing additional men out of the Corps [got 8 more harness-men for Tem](1/7/176) likely died in the sinking of the Allegiance (7/6/118)

Feng Li: [m]

attendant of Prince Yongxing, "..nondescript in plain robes of dark blue cotton..[..]...was a tall fellow but so permanently stooped that all Laurence could see of him was the perfect line running across his head, ahead of which his dark hair was shaven to the skin.."(2/5/120), "..with his dark blue clothing and black hair, as soon as his face was out of sight he was almost invisible in the dark.."(2/8/209), dies when swept overboard at his assassination attempt on Laurence during the big storm(2/9/231)

Fenter, ?: [m]

only named, Captain of Orchestia, owns a gold chain with an emerald that Tem noticed (5/13/289)

Ferdinand, Louis: [m]

Prince Louis Ferdinand, commander of the advance guard of the Prussian army, "..rather younger than other of the senior commanders, with a truly impressive mustache whose tips hung below his chin, and a fierce, hawk-like expression.."(3/11/221) dies in the battle against the French at the Saale River (3/12/

Fernao, ?: [m]

only named, servant to Laurence on Madeira (1/3/56)

Ferris, Henry: [m]

only named, Lieutenant, captain of the topmen of Temeraire’s crew (2/2/42), "..and at nineteen years of age…(4/2/45) [named Henry by his mom] “..too like Ferris to mistake her [Lady Seymour], with the same high forehead and reddish-brown hair, and the same trick of holding her head very straight, which made her neck look longer.”(4/3/52) “...the shock of reddish brown hair was immediately familiar …[..]... he had grown heavier-set, especially in the shoulders, and perhaps he had been sunburntso so often that the color had finally stuck, for he was florid in the cheeks, and seemed older than he must be…[..]... poor Ferris looked very ill, Laurence thought as he stood to meet him: untimely aged beyond his twenty and three, and, Laurence was sorry to see, the marks of strong drink beginning to be visible in his face…”(7/2/29) “He was not so weary-looking, and the ruddy blotches which had marred his face then he had cleared. He looked nearer his four-and-twenty than he had, and if he did not wear a green coat - Temeraire did not understand why Hammond had not straightened out the matter yet - at least the coat which he did wear, brown, was neat and trim and with silver buttons; and he took excellent care of his linen, which was properly white.”(8/2/31) “..Ferris went out in a condition of which any dragon might be proud: in a neat grey coat, freshly sponged down and with a golden stick-pin in the lapel, trousers faultlessly white and boots well polished..”(9/4/68) made acting-captain on a Prussian Middle-Weight who lost her captain and swore vengeance (9/17/326)

Ferris, Richard: [m]

only named, one of Ferris' brothers, army captain, [only named Richard, so he could just aswell be named Richard Seymour, British names confuse me](4/3/54)

Fitch, ?: [m]

only named, explorer, "the Fitch and Newbery expedition" ended in three dead dragons in a Blizzard (3/1/27)

Fleming, ?: [m]

British captain that circumnavigated Australia giving the British a rough map of its outline (6/16/306)

Flinders, ?: [m]

only named, bellman on Temeraire, dies to an iron fragment of an exploding canon barrel when Tem goes low to divine wind the French Artillery (9/15/284)

Foley, ?: [m]

only named, named Laurence his first lieutenant on the Goliath after they shipwrecked on the Normandy together with Riley(2/8/196)

Fontainebleu, ?: [m]

only named, Josephine's new lover after Napoleon (7/11/236)

Forthing, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant Forthing (6/1/12) Tem does not like him for looking shabby (6/3/54) He has been doing better than the other aviators from NewSouthWales (7/6/111) “..Forthing's coat had begun as a cheap and shabby garment, and was now both threadbare and faded from bottle-green to a drab greyish shade by sea-water and sun. His shirt, which it had formerly hidden from view, was worse - stained yellow at the neck and underarms with sweat and imperfect llaundering, and the back mostly a mess of untidy darns done with thread of various colors. …[..].. and he certainly might have trimmed his untidy hair or shaven his beard, which was inclined to growin in four or five different colors, off his very broad square jaw…”(7/6/112) shot in the mouth and through the side of his face (9/1/22) is a widower (9/5/93)

Fouché, ?: [m]

only named, M. Fouché, mentioned to desire to question Tharkay for being a wanted criminal/spy in France (9/9/146)

Francis, ?: [m]

Emperor Francis, Holy Roman Emperor of Austria, only named, bowed to Napoleon after the disaster at Austerlitz (3/10/202)

Franks, ?: [m]

only named, third Lieutenant under Riley on the Allegiance, knows a little Chinese from being a former east indiaman(2/3/83)

Frederick the Great: [m]

mentioned by Prince Louis Ferdinand, said to have had a great understanding over Infantry and Cavalry (3/11/223), King Frederick, "..a tired man, not as handsome or vital as his wife, with a long pale face and hair set high up on his broad white forehead; his mouth was thin, and he wore a narrow mustache."(3/15/279)

Frette, ?: [m]

only named, “aide-de-camp” for Jane at her tent at Woolwich (5/3/56)

Frye, ?: [m]

only named, nineteen year old lieutenant on the Goliath now senior officer since all seniors died when the Goliath sunk (5/3/41)

Gaiters, ?: [m]

only named, Maximus’ dragon surgeon (4/7/178)

Galandoo: [m]

“..a native man [Aboriginee]: tall, with a curly beard gone a little to grey; he was otherwise built like a much younger man than his face would have had him, sinewy and muscled, with a spear held casually in hand; he wore a braided belt, from which was slung a loincloth, and nothing else. “(6/13/260) named (6/13/261)

Galloway, Adair: [m]

only named, Captain Adair Galloway, captain of the Dapple (7/18/333)

Galman, Edith: [f]

first named (1/1/13), (more about her and the relationship to laurence in longer paragraphs)(1/1/27f)(1/1/28), “..though she had never been an early riser..[..]..Her face was outwardly calm, her clothing in perfect order and her hair drawn up smoothly into a golden knot..”(1/4/105)

Galman, ?: [f]

only named, Lady Galman, Edith’s mother (1/3/57)

Galman, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Galman, Edith’s father (1/4/99)

Gambier, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral Gambier, made some remarks on how Lily’s formation should have tried to defend Cape Town (4/15/353) One of the Admirals that approved of sending the sick courier to France (4/15/359)

Gardenly, ?: [f]

only named, captain of the Longwing Conterrenis, she had to shoot him for a mercy death (4/4/93)

Gardner, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral of the channel blockade by the British Navy(1/10/261)

Garnett, ?: [m]

only named, master (of midshipmen?) on the Allegiance (2/3/86)

Gaudey, ?: [f]

only named, one of the 5 female Xenica captains in the campaign in Prussia, captain of Glorianus (9/17/339)

Gavins, ?: [m]

only named, servant on Lord Hollands estate (5/10/221)

George: [m]

only named, deceased shipmate on the deserted island (7/6/137)

George III: [m]

George William Frederick, King George III of Great Britain, “..it was an old man in nightshirt and bed slippers, muttering to himself as he came into the rain. His hair was grey and thinned out, matted without a wig, and he walked with the uneasy hitch of rheumatism as he groped his way towards the chapel across the courtyard.”(5/12/282)

George, ?: [m]

only named, probably the captain of a Prussian heavy weight same as Dyhern (3/15/283)

George, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant George positioned at the helm of the Allegiance (7/3/67)

Georgie: [m]

only named, just a kid that spotted some French Eagles west of London after the second invasion (5/6/104)

Gerald, ?: [f]

only named, Mrs. Gerald, wife of Timothy Gerald (7/2/34)

Gerald, Timothy: [m]

only named, subordinate of MacArthur of the NewSouthWales Corps, send to Australia for pickpocketing (7/2/34)

Germain, ?: [f]

only named, Captain St. Germain, was almost found out to be a woman by an army officer(2/1/20), Captain of Mortiferus, “..a woman very tall and fat with delicate features, a mop of fair hair curling in wisps and pale-lashed blue eyes; in complete effect rather like a Rubens painting. She could have made two of Jane, who was not slender, and likely would have tipped the scales over Berkley.”(5/9/176)

Gerry: [m]

only named, becomes Temeraire’s runner in Australia after being orphaned to a fever (7/3/48)

Gibbon, ?: [m]

only named, author of a book Laurence reads to Tem (2/3/80)

Gibbs, ?: [m]

Lieutenant [Reliant], "Gibbs round face","..imposed to him [Laurence] by the admiralty"(1/1/5), “..congratulations, captain [Amitié]..”, “..Gibb’s eloquence, never in great supply, failed him..”(1/1/8)

Giles, ?: [m]

Steward [Reliant], only named (1/1/28)

Giles, ?: [m]

only named, Gentleman among the Generals tent discussing the defense of London (5/7/136)

Gloucester, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral Gloucester, used to serve with Ferris’ great-uncle and might re-instate Ferris to service (9/12/227)

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang: [m]

same ad IRL, only named, Temeraire read his "Die Leiden des jungen Werther" (3/11/229)

Gong Su: [m]

only named, one of thw two cooks hired for Temeraire for the trip back to England over Istanbul (3/2/47) reveals that he works under Prince Mianning (7/19/350) “...he had exchanged his clothing for the formal robes of a scholar; he had shaved his head and put his hair into a severe topknot, with a blue button upon his hat, and now openly carried the pouch with the great red-sealed letter of his authority around his neck.”(8/4/77)

Gorchakov, ?: [m]

only named, Russian prince presented to Laurence by Hammond (9/4/61)

Gorden, Alfred: [m]

only named, one of the dragon captains assigned under Laurence after he became Admiral (9/13/256)

Gordon, ?: [m]

Shiphand [Reliant], only named, fell overboard and was retrieved by Tem and Laurence (1/2/34)

Gordon, ?: [m]

Admiral Gordan, is a retired Admiral, send his youngest grandson to the corps who was then assigned to Temeraire by Roland (4/14/338)

Goren, ?: [m]

only named, sergeant under Wellesley of the British army (5/11/243)

Gounod, ?: [m]

only named, British officer of the corps, sympathizes with Prewitt (5/3/58)

Granby, John: [m]

first named (1/5/116), "..he was a tall, lanky fellow, with dark hair and sunburnt cheekbones.." [Lieutenant, unassigned](1/5/118), "..a tall young officer dark-haired and lanky, his fair skin, ordinarily burnt and peeling from daily flying, but for once unmarred thanks to the weeks of being grounded…[..]..Granby had made an initial attempt out of respect to imitate the formalities..[..]..but they had not taken root. Like most aviators, raised from the age of seven far from polite society, he was by nature given to a sort of easy liberty which looked a great deal like license to a censorious eye.."(2/2/32f), "..his blue eyes wide.."(2/6/145), "..a lanky fellow, he was himself wearing a coat seized from one of the hapless midwingmen…[...]... with an inch of wrist showing past his coat sleeves and his pale cheeks as usual flushed with sunburn, he looked at the moment rather younger than his twenty years and six, but at least no one would look askance.."(3/1/18), ".taking out his sword; he had forgone pistols since becoming Iskierka's Captain, to avoid the risk of handling open powder around her.."(4/1/9) “..he was indeed a little ridiculously fine, gold-buttoned and -beringed, and the sword at his waist also hilted in gold, with a great absurd diamond at the pommel, which he did his best to conceal with his hand.”(4/13/328) “..as Laurence had some four inches in the shoulders which Granby had instead in height..”(5/3/66), “..was in a very fine green velvet coat, trimmed all over in golden braid, with not one but two swords at his waist, one of them short but both brilliantly ornamented at the hilt, in fine shining leather sheaths…”(5/7/124) getting his hand injured (7/3/73) Granby being outed by Iskierka (7/12/251) “Granby undeniably splendid in the red cloak”(7/12/256) Granby's hand got worse (7/15/287) Granby's hand gets amputated in Belém (7/15/293) Granby getting his golden hook with diamonds from Iskierka, for which she paid for with the whale blubber, but which Granby denies. Not wanting to be a show off prize to her (7/15/295f) promoted to Admiral after Laurence retires (9/22/414)

Green, Jonas: [m]

only named, convict in Australia, part of the crew to clear the pass over the Blue Mountains, only convict that did not arrive drunk (6/4/82), gets bitten by a venomous snake (6/5/92) vanishes during camp at night, only a quick scream heard (Bunyips)(6/8/155)

Greene, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant in the Aerial Corps, showing Laurence the way to Loch Laggan (1/4/89)

Greggson, ?: [m]

only named, captain of an East India trading ship confiscated by Yongxing(2/11/268)

Grenville, ?: [m]

only named, took the position of Barham in London during the great dragon sickness (4/4/63)

Grey, ?: [m]

Lieutenant-General Grey, acting governor in Cape Town when Laurence and Tem return for the cure , only temporary and will be superceded by Caledon (4/6/157)

Grey, ?: [f]

Mrs. Grey, wife of Lieutenant-General Grey, offered to help Riley with Harcourt (I assume with the baby? or some domestic thing to make Harcourt a housewife)(4/13/314)

Griggs, ?: [m]

only named, seaman of the Allegiance, played "Neptune" in the equator-crossing play(2/8/182) survived the sinking, wandered off with Handes in SouthAmerica, but returned to the group with payment for Handes and Yardley(7/9/181)

Grothing-Pyle, ?: [m]

Mr Grothing-Pyle a higher up of the East India Company outpost in Macao Harbour along with Staunton and Heretford, "..was a portly man, his white hair somewhat disordered by the vigorous action of his fan.."(2/11/268)

Guan Fei: [m]

only named, one of the human workers that works with Lung Shen Shi for the Chinese supply works (8/20/481)

Hackley, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew(2/11/277)

Hale, ?: [m]

only named, Viscount Hale, part of a circle playing cards with Laurence when he first visited home (1/4/99)

Hamilton, Alexander: [m]

only named, same as IRL John Wampanoag would have preferred him in office as president (8/7/157)

Hamilton, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Hamilton, friend of Lord Nelson (5/16/366)

Hamilton, ?: [f]

only named, Lady Hamilton, said to attend an event by Napoleon in occupied London (5/10/211)

Hammond, Arthur: [m]

"..a surprisingly young man, perhaps twenty years of age, with untidy dark hair and a great intensity of expression that lent his thin, sallow face an illuminated quality."(2/2/66) “Hammond in his handsome brown coat..”(7/12/256)

Handes, Richard: [m]

one of the drunkards that survived the sinking of the Allegiance “a man of thirty and four with fists the size of melons and a mouth full of teeth broken in dockside brawls”(7/6/117) leading the mutiny of the drunken sailors against the aviators on the stranded island (7/6/122ff) wandered off from the group once in South America, sold himself [i guess] to an Incan dragon for leather (7/9/181f)

Harcourt, Catherine: [f]

"It was a slim young boy [Laurence you fool], his voice not yet broken but tall for that age..[..].. his long red hair was half coming out of his plaited queue..[..]..the boy was indeed a young lady.."[whoop there it is](1/6/144), "..she was sitting there in breeches that showed every inch of her leg, with a shirt held closed only by a neckcloth…[..]..her face was pale, and her spray of freckles stood out prominently against it, but she was clearly determined to defend her rights.."(1/6/145), "..with her hair pulled back so tightly she did look boyish.."(1/6/146), Captain Harcourt had at least been given the command [over the formation instead of Sutton]...[..]...twenty-year-old girl (2/2/37), "..to realize that Catherine Harcourt at this age [19] had been already Lily's captain, and had flown that year in the battle of Dover.."(4/4/74), “Catherine was of a slimmer stature than Jane, and with her hair pulled back snugly in her customary plait, her wide pleasant face with its snub nose freckled and brown with the sun and wind, she might more easily be mistaken by the unsuspecting.”(4/5/128f) Has no family left, her father Jack died in service of the corps and her mother died to a fever when Catherine was “scarce old enough to crawl”(4/8/214) “[after her pregnancy and a battle to defend the coast] She looked fragile as an eggshell and nearly as white, so her her pale red hair stood luridly against her skin, and the blued rings beneath her eyes. She had still a little thickness at the middle she had gained in her pregnancy, but her arms were thin of muscle and of strength…”(5/12/269) “...austerely pale and still; her long face had lost its youthful flesh in the crucible of the service and of childbirth, and her hair was pulled back into a severe plait.”(7/17/323)

Harcourt, Jack: [m]

only named, Catherine Harcourts father, served as lieutenant on Fluitare. he “cut straps in the year two..” (4/8/214)

Harley, ?: [m]

only named, young ensign of Temeraire’s crew (2/2/39)

Harper, ?: [m]

only named, named second lieutenant and captain of the riflemen by granby for Iskierka (4/4/89)

Harris, ?: [m]

only named, good with guns, seaman on the Allegiance(2/4/97) killed by a bomb during the fleur-de-nuit assault on the Allegiance "..grinning wide and gap-toothed, then fell with a look of surprise, his arm and shoulder gone.."(2/4/99)

Harrison, Thomas: [m]

only named, same as IRL, committed treason, Jane compares Laurence to him (5/9/183)

Harvey, ?: [m]

only named, seaman on the Allegiance (2/3/88)

Hasan Mustafa Pasha: [m]

A senior among the vezirs of the Turkish sultan, [Pasha might be the title] "..he wore a gorgeously appointed kaftan embroidered in silks of many colors, and a white many-plumed turban concealing his hair.."(3/5/109)

Haulding, ?: [m]

only named, was the “Captain” of Gentius centuries ago when his female handler was refused the rank of Captain, “...only he was a lummox amd managed to be drunk out of his wits just when we had a battle to go to…”(5/13/292)

Heretford, ?: [m]

Major Heretford, overseer of the East India English Factory at Macao harbour, "..led by a tall young man in the uniform of the East India Company's private service, with aggressive sideburns and a prominent aquiline nose, giving him a predatory look rather increased than diminished by the alert light in his eyes.."(2/11/267)

Hershelm, ?: [f]

only named, Miss Hershelm, one of the women to raise the women quota at MacArthurs dinner, rather shy (7/2/34)

Hesterfield, ?: [m]

A British Corps Captain that sympathizes with Laurence's act of treason (5/3/58)

Hingley, ?: [m]

only named, seaman of the Allegiance, punished Blythe with flogging after he struck a seaman(2/7/157)

Hoare, ?: [m]

only named, a banker that refused to open an account in Temeraire’s name (9/16/313)

Hobbes, ?: [m]

First Lieutenant of Harcourt “..an intense young man, only a year her [Harcourts] junior..”(4/8/208), dies by the claw of Kefentse outside the mushroom grotto (4/9/235)

Hoerug, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Hoerug, captain of a dutch vessel sighted near Rio (7/18/332)

Hohenlohe, ?: [m]

Prince Hohenlohe of Prussia, "..some sixty years of age, with a jovial face rendered dignified rather than unpleasantly formal by his white-powdered wig, he looked nonetheless determined.."(3/11/213)

Holland, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Holland, knows Woolvey, has an estate near the palace in London (5/10/218)

Hollin, ?: [m]

only named, ground crew, harness smith, "..young man.."(1/5/134), head of ground crew of Temeraire(1/7/175)

Holt, ?: [m]

only named, captain of an East India trading ship confiscated by Yongxing(2/11/268)

Holtzendorf, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian General (3/14/264)

Horrocks, ?: [m]

only named, assistant to Gaiters, Maximus dragon surgeon (8/14/308)

Howe, Edward: [m]

only named “Sir Edward Howe of the Royal Society is here on the island [Madeira]..”(1/3/55)

Huang: [m]

only named, one of Yonxings servants(2/11/272)

Huang Li: [m]

only named, minister under the Chinese Emperor, oversees the protection of Temeraire’s and Iskierka's egg (8/15/333)

Hyatt, ?: [m]

only named, Chenerys midwingman (4/7/190), dies sometime during the kidnapping by Kefentse and crew (4/11/262)

Ilchenko, ?: [m]

only named, Russian Admiral (9/16/318)

Ingersleben, ?: [m]

only named, Colonel Ingersleben of the Prussian army, mentioned by Kalkreuth, said to have given up Stettin without a shot fired in its siege (3/17/330)

Jacobs, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Jacobs, steward of Wollaton Hall (9/22/412)

James: [m]

St. James, same saint as IRL (7/11/225)

James, Langford: [m]

Captain of Volatilus, “its rider was wearing grey leather that matched its [Volatilus] hide..”(1/3/65)

Jefferson, Calvin: [m]

only named Mr. Calvin Jefferson, traveled with Josiah and Linden on their trade routed got caught up in the war and stranded in Russia, can speak Unami with them (8/18/415)

Jemson, ?: [f]

only named, Miss Jemson, curious about Elsie and gave her her painted plate, offered Laurence and Hollins dinner on their search for Tem (5/6/106)

Jemson, ?: [m]

only named, one of the convicts sent to build the mountain pass (6/10/192)

Jenkins, ?: [m]

only named, servant at Loch Laggan,"never willing to oblige"(1/5/121f)

Jenkins, ?: [m]

only named, seaman on the Allegiance (2/3/88)

Jenny: [f]

only named, spouse of David Wright, [the guy only mentioned her saying he would also go over the atlantik of someone kidnapped her, why am i noting this down, who even reads those notes?] (6/14/282)

Jergens, ?: [m]

only named, one of the surviving drunkard sailors on the deserted island (7/6/137)

Jervis, ?: [m]

former harness master of some dragon, now overseeing the london covert, "..was an older man, the better part of both his left limbs lost to a wicked raking stroke across the side of the dragon on whom he had served as harness-master…[..]...he had an odd, lopsided appearance with his wooden leg and metal hook on one side, and he had grown a little lazy and contrary with his idleness.."(2/1/22)

Jethson, ?: [m]

only named, Riley’s steward on the Allegiance(2/8/193)

Jia Zheng: [m]

only named, Chinese gentleman and chief of the outpost on the northern Australian coast [Cape York??], “..perhaps thirty years of age, young for so isolated a position of responsibility, and full of energy..”(6/14/264)

Jing Chao: [m]

only named, one of the two cooks hired for Temeraire for the trip back to England over Istanbul (3/2/47), (possibly) died in the desert by straying away from the caravan with his camel (3/3/51)

Jing Du: [m]

only named, only mentioned by his name written on a chest of gold in northern Australia, Tem assumes he is one of the merchants using the sea-serpents for trade (6/15/290)

João: [m]

only named, Prince Regent João of Portugal, stationed at Rio (7/16/310)

Johns, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire's crew (possibly a lieutenant) (1/12/316), died in combat during the French invasion attempt (1/12/325)

Johnson, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire's crew, died at the hand of boarders in the battle against Accendare(2/2/48)

Johnston, ?: [m]

only named, ringleader of the mutiny against Governor Bligh in Sydney, Bligh wants him hanged (6/2/21)

Jones, ?: [m]

only named, Footman at the Allendale estate (Wollaton Hall), (5/9/173)

Josephine: [f]

only named, same as IRL, Napoleons former wife (7/11/236)

Joulson, ?: [m]

only named, an old corps captain teaching Laurence signal flags (1/7/173)

Jourdan, ?: [m]

only named, French general facing the Portuguese/British with half a dozen dragons (9/4/56)

Junichiro: [m]

son of the host family where Laurence ends up stranded wirh amnesia, “a young man, not very tall but gangly with recent growth, perhaps sixteen…[..]...he was oriental. A long face with sharp chin, clean-shaven and softened with the ladt remnants of puppy-fat; his dark hair was drawn back into a tail, and he wore an intricately arranged set of robes, creases as sharp as knife edges.”(8/1/6f)

Kalkreuth, ?: [m]

only named, General of the Prussian army (3/15/280) leading the defense against the French siege on Danzig (3/17/327)

Kaneko Hiromasa: [m]

head of the host family that takes in amnesiac Laurence (8/2/16)

Kapodistrias, ?: [m]

only named, a Greek noble present at talks between Tsar Alexander and Napoleon (8/17/396)

Kate: [f]

only named, one of O'Dea's four dead wifes (7/12/246)

Katherine: [f]

only named, one of O'Dea's four dead wifes (7/12/246)

Kettering, ?: [m]

only named, rifleman of Lily’s crew, killed by a Hippo in an escape attempt when being kidnapped by the African dragons and crew (4/10/247)

Keynes, ?: [m]

only named, dragon-surgeon at Dover covert(2/2/50), "..his well-salted hair and blood-spattered coat giving him a badge of authority.."(2/2/53)

Khan, Kublai: [m]

tried to invade the Japanese islands but was defended against by a Japanese Raiden dragon (1/8/209)

Kolyakin, ?: [m]

only named, some Russian higher up in the imperial household (9/4/63)

Kutuzov, ?: [m]

only named, General Kutuzov, replaced Barclay as General of the Russian army (8/17/372) “Kutuzov was wearing snug trousers and a waistcoat all of brilliant white, excessively tight upon a figure which was not good and showed to even less advantage as he lowered himself into a field chair…”(8/17/379) named Marshal and Mikhail Illarionovich by Tsar Alexander (8/17/393) dies of a sickness (9/18/349)

Lacey, ?: [f]

only named, maidservant at Loch Laggan (1/6/138)

Lamoorar: [m]

only named, a younger Larrakia (northern Aboriginee) man, interested in Emily's dress-sword (6/14/278f)

Langeron, ?: [m]

General Langeron, only named, lead the Austrian forces against Napoleon at Austerlitz and lost (3/10/201)

Lannes, ?: [m]

French Marshal, only named, fought the Prussians and Tem at the Saale River (3/12/240)

La Pérouse, ?: [m]

French Captain, journeyed to (and around?) Australia, giving the French a rough map of its outlines (6/16/306)

Laplace, Pierre-Simon: [m]

only named, author of Tem’s math books(1/10/268)

Larring, ?: [m]

only named, Harcourt's ground crew master (4/9/237)

Lasalle, ?: [m]

only named, Sergeant Lasalle, one of Laurence's guards while in Paris (4/17/390)

Latour, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Latour, French Royalist turned British officer (5/3/58)

Laurence, Will: [m]

"..he did not speak French himself.." (1/1/3) "His hair slipped out of his short queue","..the sun-bleached hair; this, with his broad shoulders and his severe look gave him an unconsciously savage appearance.."(1/1/4), “..removed his gold epaulettes; they were pinned on securely..”(1/1/22), “..He had two brothers and three nephews standing between himself and his father’s estate, and his own capital was invested in the Funds, requiring no great management on his part..[..]..he had gone over the rails a score of times in battle, and he could stand in the tops in a gale without a bit of queasiness: he did not fear he would prove shy aboard a dragon..”(1/1/26f), “..he was a gentleman and a gentleman’s son..[..]..had gone to sea at the age of twelve, he had been fortunate enough to serve aboard first- or second-rate ships-of-the-line for the most part of his service..he dearly loved society; conversation, dancing, and friendly whist were his favorite pursuits..[..].. his father’s voice in his head, condemning him for a fool..[..]..tried not to imagine what Edith would think..[..]..” (long paragraph about initial relationship with Edith, and his occupational/financial situation)(1/1/27f), “..he had always entertained a certain private longing for a home of his own..”(more paragraph about relationship with Edith and any woman to an aviator)”..such arrangement did not appeal to Laurence in the slightest..”(1/1/28), “..was accounted a ‘fighting captain’..”(1/2/45), “..the heavy clothing and oilskin cloak, which he had learned from experience to wear while flying..”(1/3/53), “..looked strange to himself in the mirror, wearing the new bottle-green coat of the Corps with the gold bars in place of epaulettes..”(1/4/97), "..he was himself a fine shot, and knew his work.."(1/7/176), "..Laurence made an imposing figure beside her [Roland] with his broad shoulders and his dress-sword slung at his hip.."(2/1/14), "..(getting dressed for Chinese new year on the Allegiance) his best shirt l, starched and ironed; silk stockings and knee-breeches instead of trousers with his polished Hessian boots; his dress coat, bottle-green, with gold bars on the shoulders, and his decorations: the gold medal of the Nile, where he had been a naval lieutenant, on its broad blue ribbon, and the silver pin voted recently to the captains of the Dover battle."(2/8/193) Laurence describes his family as Plantagenet decent(2/8/198), [Laurence's elegant saber] "..an elaborate smooth-hilted saber lay next to its scabbard on a yellow silk cushion…[..].. well-balanced, broad at the base, with the curved tip sharpened along both edges; the surface watered like good Damascus steel, with two blood grooves cut along the back edge to lighten the blade. The hilt was wrapped in black ray-skin, the fittings of gilded iron adorned with gold beads and small pearls, and a gold dragon-head collar at the base of the blade with two small sapphires for eyes. The scabbard itself of black lacquered wood was also decorated with broad gold bands of gilded iron, and strung with strong silk cords.."(2/16/374), "..my uncle lives near Wimbourne, but I have not visited him in many years.."(4/3/56) “..in the afternoon arrived a notable coat to replace hos own much-battered and -stained article: cut of black leather, with skirts lower than the tops of his boots, and buttons in gold so pure they were already no longer quite circular.”[prisoner of war clothes for him in france](4/17/385), “..as Laurence had some four inches in the shoulders which Granby had instead in height..”(5/3/66) [Depressed Laurence, that has to slaughter French looters] “..he looked a little odd - he was not quite clean-shaven, Temeraire realized, and there was some dried blood upon his jaw, which he had not taken off. His hair was tied roughly back, and grown long. But he did not seem to care for any of it…”(5/14/303f) “Laurence wore plain brown, himself: to make a pretense of standing in the Aerial Corps now was wholly out of the question…”(6/1/3) Laurence wearing the dark blue silk robes with the opals from Tharunka (6/14/275) “..a ragged backwoods hunter, bearded and dusty, in loose shirt and trousers and a broad-brimmed hat with ..[..].. a rifle in his hand..”(7/prologue/4) “..the hand which had been offered him [Hammond]: a broad and callused grip, and skin tanned dark beneath the shaggy yellow beard; blue eyes; …”(7/prologue/5) [sword] “..the blade when he drew it was bright Damascus steel, the hilt wrapped in black ray-skin, the collar the golden head of a dragon.”(8/1/3) “Laurence looked down at his bare chest, and realized Junichiro was looking at the many scars of pistol-shot and blade; mute testimony to Laurence's experience in battle. He did not recognize them all. He touched one long stroke along his shoulder, the white smooth long-healed line of it…”(8/6/130) “...to keep his sword, and a second one, a shorter blade, now sat upon his other hip; he wore a splendid set of new robes, in red satin, the gift of the Emperor himself.”(8/15/333) “..the garment did not make a guyo of him. The leather was a supple black and the sleeves darted cleverly at shoulder and elbow with padded dark blue silk: a little outré, perhaps, but when Laurence had discovered how the contrivance served to ease the sweep of a sword, he had no objections to make. There were a few more ornate embossed decorations than he might have liked upon the sleeves, but these were subtle and easily to be missed at a distance.”(8/15/343) “..put his flying-goggles back on ..[..].. the insides of the green glass..”(9/1/7) [dressed for dinner as prisoner at Fontainebleu] “..knee-breeches with polished buckles, silk stockings and slippers, and his cravat just properly creased; a new coat in deep aviators green, lined with golden-yellow silk.”(9/11/201) Jane mentions he will become a Baron for the capture of Napoleon (9/22/409)

Leddowes, ?: [m]

Carpenter on the Allegiance, "..established as the ship's Jester.."(2/5/118), played "Badger-Bag" in the equator-crossing play(2/8/182) died when swept overboard during the big storm while protecting Laurence from Feng Li's assassination attempt(2/9/231)

Lefèbvre, ?: [m]

only named, Marshal Lefèbvre of the French army, leading the siege on Danzig (3/17/329) part of the second invasion, landed south of London (5/4/73)

Lenton, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral, commander-in-chief of the channel division(1/9/242), captain of Obversaria (1/12/315), "Laurence was very much shocked at his appearance. In the year since their last meeting, Lenton seemed to have aged ten: hair gone entirely white, and a vague, rheumy look in his eyes; his jowls hung slack."(4/1/22), "He held up like a hero for three weeks after she [Obversaria] died, but then we found him on the floor of his bedroom in an apoplexy; for a week he could not speak without slurring. He came along a good ways afterwards, but still he has been a shade of himself"[Roland](4/2/31)

Lestocq, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian General that stayed in the Polish territories (3/15/298)

Li Bai: [m]

only named, poet, presumably same as IRL (8/4/74)

Libbley, ?: [m]

only named, Chenerys first lieutenant (4/7/186)

Lieven, ?: [f]

only named, Countess Lieven, guest at the celebration of victory and the tsars birthday, in Vilna (9/2/36)

Li Honglin: [m]

one of the younger chinese men with Prince Yongxing on the Allegiance, "was particularly adventurous, going so far as to imitate the habits of some of the midshipmen and hang off the yards despite his unsuitable clothes: the skirts of his half-robe looked likely to entangle with the ropes, and his short black boots had soles too thick to have much purchase on the edge of the deck.."(2/6/134)

Lithgow, ?: [m]

only named, named first lieutenant by granby for Iskierka (4/4/89)

Little, Augustine: [m]

only named, Captain of Immortalis(1/8/207), "..in his quiet way.."(1/8/207) “...of similar age [as Chenery], was the better-looking, desspite a nose which was inclined to be beaky, with china-blue eyes and wavy dark hair kept a little long in a poetic style…[..]...Little was rather abstemious in his habits than luxurious..”(4/8/207f)

Liu Bao: [m]

one of the envoys send with Prince Yonxing to England "..the older envoy..[..]... grey-bearded man"(2/3/75) [easily sea-sick in his old age](2/6/138)

Liverpool, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Liverpool, joins the Ministry of Lord Perceval (5/12/260)

Lloyd, ?: [m]

only named, former first lieutenant on Excidium send to be captain of a hatching Anglewing (Obversaria's egg)(2/1/15)

Lloyd, ?: [m]

Mr. Lloyd, retired surgeon,grounds-master at Pen y Fan, “Lloyd was a little hard of hearing..”(5/1/7)

Loring, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Loring, part of Tem's crew in Australia (6/9/167)

Louise, ?: [f]

Queen Louise of Prussia, "she wore a colonel's uniform coat over her clothing and the stiff-sided plumed hat also, with her hair caught up snugly beneath it.."(3/14/266)

Lucas, ?: [f]

Miss Lucas, a guest at the ball hosted by Lady Wrightley, danced with Laurence, "..was perhaps in her second season, or her third; a plump attractive girl, still very ready to be delighted with a ball, and full of easy, cheerful conversation.."(4/4/73), "so she was nineteen, he surmised.."(4/4/74)

MacArthur, Elizabeth: [f]

only named, wife of John MacArthur (6/4/73)

MacArthur, John: [m]

only named, ringleader of the mutiny against Governor Bligh in Sydney, Bligh wants him hanged (6/2/21), presents himself as John at (6/2/32) launches another rebellion at the new governor Macquarie becoming chief of Sydney again (6/epilogue/351)

Macartney, ?: [m]

only named, founder of the Macartney embassy to China (approx. 14 years before the story of book 2)(2/2/66) refused to perform the Chinese ritual of obeisance (the kowtow) before the Emperor and got expelled out of China(2/2/67)

Macdonaugh, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew, temporarily served on Maximus, rejoined Temeraire (2/5/114) dies during the horseman-raid in the desert (3/3/70)

Maclaine, ?: [m]

only named, threatened Laurence with being hanged infront of Tem during the discussion about the defense of London (5/7/140)

Macquarie, ?: [m]

only named, Governor Macquarie, replacement of Governor Bligh, to look over Sydney (6/17/330) is overthrown only weeks later by MacArthur (6/epilogue/351)

Macready, ?: [m]

only named, Marine Lieutenant of the Allegiance (2/4/97), "..was grim (during dinner)"(2/5/115)

Maden, Avraam: [m]

named contact in Istanbul for the exchange of three Turkish eggs to Britain, in service of H.M. Selim III (3/1/23), a banker in the city (3/7/152), from a jewish family in Seville, expelled by the Kings Inquisition (3/8/154) proposes via Tharkay the idea to Laurence to have Temeraire on a Privateer of his in the Pacific engaging French merchants (6/4/69)

Maden, Sara: [f]

daughter of Avraam Maden, "a young woman well out of the schoolroom: not yet thirty but old to be unmarried with so good dowry as Maden seemed able to provide, and her looks and manner were pleasing if in a foreign mode, dark hair and brows striking against fair skin, very like her elegant mother." (3/8/155)

Mallow, ?: [m]

only named, Granbys new dragon surgeon since Australia, died in the sinking of the Allegiance (7/6/126)

Marmont, ?: [m]

only named, French marshal that was defeated by Wellington at Salamanca, rumored to have died in battle there (8/17/389)

Martha: [f]

only named, maid at the Allendale estate (Wollaton Hall) (5/9/177)

Martha: [f]

only named, maid for Edith and Betram Woolvey in occupied London (5/10/216)

Martin, Ezekiah: [m]

"..a young man, barely out of boyhood, with bright yellow hair.."(1/5/118)[Midwingman](1/5/119), "..he was untidy in a suit of warm-weather slops, his face two days unshaven and presently flushed, his hair too long and flopping over his eyes.."(2/6/153), "..went pale under his freckled skin.."(2/6/154), “..Martin said very softly, his yellow hair darkened with rubbed-in dirt and water.”(4/12/293), No longer speaks to Tem or Laurence after Laurence's treason, now serves on Orchestia (5/12/279)

Marvell, ?: [m]

only named, servant at Loch Laggan, "will get it done but will moan about it"(1/5/122)

Masterson, ?: [m]

Shiphand [Reliant], only named (1/1/24), seaman on the Allegiance [at least I assume its the same person that stayed under Rileys command](2/10/243)

Matsudaira: [m]

one of Lady Arikawas officials, “an older man, with a narrow beard that framed his face ind dark lines salted a little with grey; his mouth was thin and hard”(8/3/41)

Mayhew, ?: [m]

only named, part of the surviving sailors after the Allegiance sank, an older man and one of their small handful of able sailors, (7/6/118)

Maynard, Robert: [m]

only named, convict in Australia, part of the crew to clear a pass over the Blue Mountains (6/4/82)

McKinnon, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral, makes conversation with Laurence at his parents estate (1/4/99)

Meed, ?: [m]

only named, surviving midshipman of the sunk Goliath, taking Laurence to the port Admiral at Dover (5/3/41) “..the boy was scarcely fourteen..”(5/3/42)

Meeks, ?: [m]

only named, Captain of Celoxia (4/14/339)

Merkelyte, Gabija: [f]

long dark hair and beautiful green eyes, Miss Merkelyte, Lithuanian/German daughter of the household that nurses Laurence and Dubrozhnov back to health after their duel (9/5/92) maybe named “Gabija” (9/5/93) marries Dyhern in the end (9/6/110)

Merlin: [m]

only named, his myth exists and might be related to persuading ferals to service, Roland was unsure if it was him or Saint Patricks (4/2/37) mentioned again (7/6/113)

Mestis, ?: [m]

only named, captain of an East India trading ship confiscated by Yongxing(2/11/268)

Metternich, ?: [m]

only named, Count Metternich of Austria (9/18/351)

Miankai: [m]

only named, Prince Miankai, brought to Temeraire before by Yongxing, but first named at the theatre play(2/16/376)

Mianning: [m]

only named, Prince Mianning is the heir to the throne of China, oldest brother of three(2/7/177), "thin-faced and rather sallow.."(2/17/388)

Miggsy, ?: [m]

only named, bellman of Temeraire's crew, killed during the French ambush on the Allegiance (2/5/113)

Miles, David: [m]

partner to Mr. George Case or Liverpool in managing the slave port Cape Coast, survived the African assault but could not flee with a ship in time. (4/13/319)

Miller, ?: [m]

only named, Captain of Devastatio, courier for the British corps (5/6/105)

Mogotsi: [m]

only named, General Mogotsi of the Tswana forces in Brazil (7/17/324)

Molly: [f]

only named, “Old Molly” works in the galley of the Allegiance (7/2/43)

Montagu, ?: [f]

only named, Miss Montagu being one of the company of Lady Allendale when Laurence first visited back home (1/4/98), “..was pretty but sulky-looking..”(1/4/100), “..dressed in a too-elegant riding habit, something more suitable for a sedate canter through London than a country ride, which nevertheless showed her figure to great advantage..”(1/4/108)

Morgan, Andrew: [m]

only named, one of the Runners at Loch Laggan with Emily (1/6/148), "..the dark-haired boy.."(2/3/75), dies during the French Ambush on the Allegiance (2/4/107)

Moshueshue: [m]

eldest son of the king (Mokhachane), “..a young man was overseeing their work with great attention ..[..]... tall, with a long face infused with a certain quality of sorrow, not by emotion but only the angle of his cheekbones, like a hound; the nose sculpted and a narrow black beard around the full mouth. …[..]... he was distinguished from the rest of them by a thick neck-collar of gold with a fringe of what looked to be the claws of some great cat, and a leopard-skin cape draped over the shoulders: physically powerful, and his eyes were shrewd.”(4/11/269) appears again at Fontainebleu (9/10/169)

Mountjoy, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Mountjoy, the captain Laurence first served under as a 12 year old, an acquaintance to Lady Allendale (2/13/324)

Mulgrave, ?: [m]

Lord Mulgrave, politician of the Tories, head of government after Laurence and Tem return from Africa (4/15/350) preserved his post in the Ministry now under Lord Perceval (5/12/260) was the one who approved the plan to send the sick dragon to France (5/12/265)

Murat, Joachim: [m]

only named, French Marshal taking over many cities west of the Elbe after the Prussian defeat at Jena (3/15/303) the Emperor's [Napoleon's] brother-in-law(5/10/211) “..Murat, who had thick curly hair and bright blue eyes in a face ruddy with weather and work, above a powerful frame: in his person every inch the soldier.Murats's clothing was of almost absurd splendor, seen close up: a coat of black leather with gold embroidery and gold buttons, over snowy stock and shirt, with gloves of black leather and gold on the table beside him...”(5/12/260) boarded Liberté like an aviator and might be his captain (5/12/270) Captured with Liberté in Russia and send to be prisoner of war in Tobolsk (8/20/484)

N to Z: {#n-to-z:-1}

Nadire, ?: [f]

only named, maid at Avraam Madens house (3/8/157)

Nan: [f]

only named, possibly a cook, mentioned by Tolly(1/5/121)

Napoleon Joseph Pachacuti Yupanqui: [m]

only named, son of Napoleon Bonaparte and Anahuarce Inca, title of Roi de Cusco (8/16/352)

Nelson, Horatio: [m]

only named “..we were outnumbered, but Admiral Nelson’s strategy left them wholly taken aback..”(1/2/46), opposes the Abolition of the Slave trade "..like many a naval officers, he thought slavery, if an evil, a necessary one, as a nursery for her sailors and a foundation of her trade.."(4/4/81), dined with Laurence on the Vanguard in year 98 (4/4/102) dies in Lien's Tsunami, later officially mourned (5/16/359)

Ness, ?; [m]

only named, Mr. Ness, ship's master of the Potentate (8/2/25)

Nesselrode, ?: [m]

only named, Count Nesselrode, present at tsar alexanders court russian or prussian (9/2/39)

Newbery, ?: [m]

only named, explorer, "the Fitch and Newbery expedition" ended in three dead dragons in a blizzard (3/1/27)

Newton, Isaac: [m]

only named, wrote "principles of mathematics"(1/6/169)

Ninan: [m]

“tall and fiercely glaring young man” one of Anahuarque's warrior guards (7/11/234)

Oakley, ?: [f]

only named, Miss Oakley, one of the women to raise the women quota at MacArthurs dinner,resented presented to Laurence by Mrs. Gerald (7/2/35)

O'Dea, ?: [m]

only named, Irish Lawyer sentenced for life and now convict in Australia, informed Laurence about the Aborigines dying of small pox after the Birtish arrived (6/5/87) stays with Laurence and Tem to build the pavillon (7/1/10) has “buried four wifes” (7/12/246)

Ogevin, ?: [m]

only named, Colonel Ogevin of the Russian army (8/19/420)

Ollen, ?: [m]

only named, General Ollen, leading the artillery against Bonaparte's reserves at the advance against occupied London (5/15/327)

Oudinot, ?: [m]

only named, Marshal Oudinot of the French army, occupying St. Petersburg (8/17/394)

Owens, ?: [m]

only named, deck officer on the Allegiance (4/6/143)

Paget, ?: [m]

only named, General Paget, leading the encircling strategy against the French of occupied London (5/15/327)

Palmerston, ?: [m]

only named, one of the Admirals that approved to send the sick courier to France (4/15/359)

Pamplona, ?: [m]

only named, French Marshal Jane is looking forward to beat (9/19/367)

Paris, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant Paris, a boy of fiteen, in charge of a cutter with surviving sailors of the Allegiance, lefty alone in the pacific by the dragons (7/4/80)

Paster, ?: [m]

only named, part of the NewSouthWales corps, Lieutenant Paster, inappropriately touched Roland, got in trouble with Laurence after (7/2/41)

St.Patricks: [m]

only named, Saint Patricks, according to Roland either he or Merlin have the myth of bringing ferals into service (4/2/37)

Patson, ?: [m]

gatekeeper at the london covert, "..was a big man, a former armorer, made only more awful by an eye-patch and the seared red skin about it."(2/1/20)

Peabody, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Peabody, midwingmand under Rankin in Australia (6/17/344)

Peck, ?: [m]

only named, harnessman of Lily’s crew, escaped the kidnappers in Africa but came back demoralised after Kettering was killed (4/10/247)

Pellew, ?: [m]

only named, man of high title, who's second son was captain of the Phaeton according to Blaise (8/4/86)

Pemberton, Alice: [f]

only named, Mrs. Pemberton, became a widow on her journey to Australia, one of the women to raise the women quota at MacArthurs Dinner (7/2/36) Hired as Chaperone for Emily Roland (7/3/47) remains on the Triomphe after the rest is left on the deserted island (7/6/122) was permitted into the court of the Sapa Inca and gave the group the info that the Sapa Inca is a woman (7/11/228) “..in her black dress..”(7/12/256) “..a composed lady of not quite thirty years of age, her dark hair tucked neatly beneath a cap..”(8/8/172) first name Alice mentioned by Emily (8/10/251)

Perceval, ?: [m]

Lord Perceval, successor of Lord Portland as Prime Minister after the Disaster in Africa (5/12/260) continued to work for abolition, made contact with the Tswana (9/12/219)

Pérouse, ?: [m]

only named, le Comte de la Pérouse (the count of pérous), a scholar of natural science (1/3/63)

Pettiforth, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Pettiforth, a doctor on the Potentate inspectjng Laurence's amnesia (8/7/144)

Peyle, ?: [m]

only named, footman at the Allendale estate (Wollaton Hall) (5/9/177)

Pickman, ?: [m]

only named, trading firm partner of John Wampanoag (8/5/103)

Piotr, ?: [m]

only named, young equerry of tsar Alexander (9/2/39)

Pitt, ?: [m]

only named, the current Prime Minister of Britain (?)(honestly not sure if i read the context right)(2/7/163), fell sick and died shortly after the news of the Austrian defeat at Austerlitz(2/8/192)

Pizarro: [m]

only named, same explorer/conquistador to reach the Inca as IRL, and reach his end there (7/7/144)

Pohl, ?: [m]

only named, harness master of Iskierka (7/6/115)

Pollitt, ?: ** [m]**

“..came down into the hold in his awkward way, clinging to the ladder edges with both hands..[..]..naval surgeon [Reliant] at the late age of thirty..[..]..well liked by the crew..”(1/1/7), “..who had a wife and four children in Derbyshire..”(1/1/13)

Polo, Marco: [m]

only named, [same guy as IRL], mentioned by Granby when discussing ways to Istanbul (3/1/27)

Poole, Roger: [m]

British Dragon Captain that did want Laurence more punished for his treason, put under his command for action in Prussia, Captain of Fidelitas (9/13/253) named Roger by Fidelitas (9/13/258)

Porter, ?: [m]

only named, young harness-man of Temeraire’s crew (2/2/35)

Portis, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew, temporarily served on Maximus but rejoined Temeraire (2/5/114)

Portland, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Portland, Prime Minister until the disaster in Africa (5/12/260)

Portland, ?: [m]

Captain of the “enormous red-and-gold beast” arriving in Funchal [Laetificat], “..a tall man with severe features and a hawksbill nose, who looked rather dragon-like himself..” (1/3/70)

Powton, ?: [m]

only named, shipmate on the Allegiance (7/3/71)

Powys, ?: [m]

Admiral to the Aerial Corps, “..waving him [Laurence] in with fat-fingered hand..” (1/4/88), "..folded his hands together over his ample belly.."(2/1/5)

Pratt, ?: [m]

only named, Temeraires armorer (1/7/175), “..on Mr. Pratt's broad shoulder..”(4/9/237) dies to his wounds sometime on the 6day trip after being struck by Kefentse (4/11/262)

Prayle, ?: [m]

only named, Colonel Prayle, a guest at the Seymour estate (Ferris' parents)"..went on eating with the steady trencherman rythm of a professional soldier used to take his food when it was before him (4/3/55)

Prewitt, ?: [m]

British Corps Captain of a Winchester, he was stationed at Halifax in Quebec to “..put him out of way of anyone hearing his radical political views, as he freely acknowledged..”(5/3/58)

Pugh, Ferrold: [m]

Lord Pugh, only named, part of gossip from Rankin to Laurence (1/6/158) [Ferrold could also be a second character and not the first name, unclear]

Purbeck, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Purbeck, onboard the Allegiance for the trip to China(2/3/80), "..was stiff and formal"(2/5/115) first lieutenant of the Allegiance (5/16/368)

Pythagoras: [m]

same as IRL, named by Tem (5/1/12)

Quarle, ?: [m]

only named, midwingman of Temeraire’s crew, died at the hand of boarders in the battle against Accendare(2/2/47)

Quigley, ?: [m]

only named, Temeraires new signal ensign (9/15/280)

Rabson, ?: [m]

Armorer [Reliant], only named (1/1/16)

Raclef, ?: [m]

Mr. Raclef, ships surgeon on the Allegiance (4/14/335)

Raevsky, ?: [m]

only named, a younger Russian officer (8/19/434)

Rankin, Jeremy: [m]

"a tall, blond man with a sharp nose..[..]..having his neckcloth crisply folded, and his coat pressed..[..]..had a firm grip, and a pleasant and easy manner; Laurence found him very easy to talk to..[..].. was a son of the Earl of Kesington.."(1/6/143), His grandfather was Celeritas' first handler(1/8/202) “..Temeraire did have to admit Rankin's [hair] was of a particularly appealing shade of yellow which looked a little like gold in the sunlight…”(6/3/58)

Ran Tian Yuan: [m]

only named, Chinese Rebel leader, he was executed 10 years before book 8 (8/14/327)

Récamier, ?: [f]

only named, Mme. Récamier, French noblewoman on board of the Triomphe, lend Mrs. Pemberton a dress after the shipwreck (7/5/97)

Rethlow, ?: [m]

only named, colonel Rethlow, leading the artillery of the British advance against occupied London (5/15/326)

Reynolds, ?: [m]

only named, seaman of the Allegiance, made nasty comments about aviators to Martin and got struck by Blythe(2/6/154) dies (eaten) in the sea-serpent attack (2/10/242)

Reynolds, ?: [m]

only named, British officer of the corps, sympathizes with Prewitt (5/3/58)

Richards, ?: [m]

only named, first lieutenant of Lily’s crew under Harcourt (8/10/228)

Richers, ?: [m]

only named, Granby's new first lieutenant, got connections in India and helped Iskierka commission Granby's overkill-golden coat (7/3/56)

Rietz, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Rietz, the chief of Swellendam near Cape Town (4/8/194)

Riggs, ?: [m]

only named, lieutenant of Temeraires riflemen "..was somewhat unfortunate: hasty-tempered and excitable, given to bellowing at small mistakes.."(1/7/176)

Rightley, ?: [m]

only named, British dragon captain (5/12/274)

Rightley, ?: [m]

only named, third Lieutenant on the Dapple, under Captain Adair Galloway (7/18/333)

Riley, ?: [m]

only named, Brother of Thomas Riley, dead according to Harcourt (7/17/323)

Riley, Thomas: [m]

"..his second lieutenant [Reliant]..", (1/1/4) addressed as Tom(1/1/5), “..Captain [Reliant]”(1/1/22), “..the right [epaulet] he fixed on Riley’s shoulder..”(1/1/23), full name stated(2/2/62), "..was quiet, inclined to uncharacteristic and long periods of silence, and plainly uncomfortable"(during dinner on the Allegiance)(2/5/115), [does not see a black woman as a lady](4/5/130) presumed dead after he cannot be found among the survivors of the Allegiance's sinking (7/4/81)

Riley, Tom: [m]

only named, “Little Tom”, son of Harcourt and Riley (7/17/323)

Robaldo, ?: [m]

only named, Senhor Robaldo from Lisbon, present at the feast at the Chinese outpost in northern Australia (6/14/280)

Roland, Emily: [f]

First mention, [mistaken as a boy] "one of the boy, sandy-haired and round-faced.."(1/5/128), "her hair was bowl-fashion..[..]..she had a sturdy, stocky build; her voice was scarcely pitched higher than theirs [Morgan and Dyer].."(1/6/149), "Roland was only eleven, and no cursory glance would take her for a girl in her trousers and short jacket.."(2/3/71), "..she had acquired her first silk gown for the occasion, and if she tripped upon the hem a little she did not seem to mind, rather exultant in her kid gloves and a string of pearls, which Jane had bestowed upon her."(4/4/95) “To his [Laurences] regret, it was time to give over any attempt to conceal her sex. The progression of a year and more having its natural consequences upon her figure, which bid fair to take after her mother's, it would soon be quite impossible anyone should be deceived….”(4/5/127) promoted to Ensign after Africa (4/14/334) “...and her nose badly broken and imperfectly set. The sailor's boot had left her cheek torn open and the corner of her mouth; he [laurence] was afraid it would surely scar.”(7/6/129) promoted to Midwingman since Australia (7/6/131) “..The torn skin of her injury had mended as well as might have been expected, and she had only a tracery of thin lines crossing her cheek and a crook in her nose to show for it now, which she disdained to conceal: instead she had plaited her hair still more severely back…”(7/10/195) Roland's face was round and she was stocky rather than tall. (8/8/172) “..she wore her sandy hair braided in a queue, but a great deal of it had escaped during the practise [fighting practise w. Baggy] … her enthusiasm for the exercise was considerably greater than Baggy's..”(9/4/67)

Roland, Jane: [f]

"..she was not unhandsome, but her face was marred badly by a scar that could only have been made by a sword; the left eye drooped a little at the corner where the blade had just missed it, and the flesh was drawn along an angry red line all the way down her face, fading to a thinner white scar along her neck. She was his [Laurence's] own age, or perhaps a little older; the scar made it difficult to tell, but in any case she wore the triple bars which marked her as a senior captain, and a small gold medal of the Nile in her lapel."(1/9/251), "..her laugh was curiously hearty and unfeminine..[..]..[Roland's] long, mannish stride.."(1/9/252), "..Roland looked very odd to him out of uniform: she had put on skirts and a heavy cloak by way of concealment, neither of which suited her.."(2/1/11), "Her coat ..[..].. now that he looked he sae the admiral's fourth bar on the shoulders, and the front more magnificiently frogged with braid. Her face, too, was altered but not for the better; she had lost a stone of weight at least, he thought, and her dark hair, cropped short, was shot with grey.."(4/2/30), "..with all her medals and even her great plumed hat, which aviators scarecly wore, a gold-plated saber and pistols on her belt."[to impress Iskierka](4/4/88), “Jane herself was much improved, from when Laurence had left her; her hair was shot more thoroughly with silver, but her face, better fleshed, showed all the effects of cares lightened and a return to flying: a healthier wind-burnt color in the cheek, and lips a little chapped.”(4/14/332) “...leaned forward mannish with her elbows braced against her knees, her hair still plaited back but the finer strands about the face wisping free. “(4/15/362) Sanderson took her title of Admiral without her being informed (5/3/54) officially named Admiral of the Air by Wellington (5/16/363) “..her bare hand on the table between them, strong and square, thinned a little by the years but deeply known, familiar, save for the yellow-jewelled signet and the white scar running between the two last fingers down the back, which had not been there before..”(9/12/227)

Ronpa: [m]

only named, son of Choque-Ocllo and grandson to Taruca, weaved the Khipu for the group (7/10/201)

Rothschild, Nathan: [m]

only named, banker that has connections to Avraam Maden and after Tharkays request agreed to open an account in Temeraire’s name (9/16/313)

Row, ?: [m]

only named, named lieutenant and captain of bellmen by Jane for Iskierka (4/4/89)

Rowley, ?: [m]

only named, young soldier in the tent of Generals at the defense of London, meant to clear space for Temeraire to consult the Generals (5/7/133) “..was pale beneath his dark narrow moustache..”(5/7/135)

Rowley, ?: [m]

only named, Commodore Rowley, securing Réunion for Britain after CapeTown was lost (6/16/304)

Royle, ?: [m]

architect inspecting the pavillon plans Laurence brought home "..inspecting the plans with a jewellers loupe, an inch from his watery blue eyes.."(4/4/87)

Rozhkov, Ivan: [m]

Russian Captain of Vosyem, of the Twenty-Sixth regiment of the air. “He had a luxuriant mustache and beard, brown shot through a very little with silver, and a narrow face fixed presently in anger; he held in one hand a peculiar sort of short whip, with a heavy silver handle.”(8/16/367)

Ruan Yuan: [m]

only named, minister under the Chinese Emperor, will oversee Guangzhou harbor along with Mei and burn opium smuggled in (8/15/334)

Rüchel, ?: [m]

only named, General of the Prussian army (3/15/280)

Saint-Cyr, ?: [m]

only named, one of the French generals occupying St. Petersburg (8/18/414)

Salcombe, Daniel: [m]

Reverend Daniel Salcombe, came to Temeraire at Pen y Fan to test his intellect and was embarrassed by Tem giving him a math test (5/1/9f), sees dragons as nothing more than fumb beasts (6/12/228)

Salyer, ?: [m]

only named, one of Tem's crew, but named midshipman instead of midwingman, (3/3/70)

Sanders, ?: [m]

only named, Rolands new first lieutenant on Excidium(2/1/11), "..is a good-hearted, dependable fellow.."(2/1/15)

Sanderson, ?: [m]

only named, a veteran of nine fleet actions, the alternative to Roland to be made Admiral of the corps but he ".. goes off into a corner and weeps like a woman, as though that would help anything.."[Roland](4/2/32) Was named Admiral of the corps over the head of Roland (5/3/54) “..he was a handler to a Parnassian [Animosia] and commanded a large independant formation at Dover…[...]...it had nearly killed him too [Animosias death]...[..]...he was not a year short of sixty, and had scarcely eaten or slept while his dragon ailed.”(5/3/55)

San Sebastian, ?: [m]

only named, French Marshal that Jane is looking forward to beat (9/19/367)

Sarkovsky, ?: [m]

only named, losely related to Dyhern and offered him and other Prussians a home in Russia (8/16/357)

Scharnhorst, ?: [m]

only named, chief of staff of Duke Brunswick (3/15/282)

Schleiz, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian Captain of a Light Weight (3/14/263)

Schliemann, ?: [m]

only named, same as Dyhern likely a captain of a Prussian heavy weight (3/15/283)

Seiberling, ?: [m]

only named, Major Seiberling, senior of the Prussians arriving on England while General Kalkreuth is sick (4/1/15)

Selim III: [m]

only named, H.M. Selim III, ruler of the Turkish Empire (3/1/23), [at least I believe that guy is The Sultan], "..his dress still more magnificent, a robe of marmalade-orange and yellow satin bordered in black over a tunic of blue and yellow silk, with the diamond-encrusted hilt of his dagger showing above his sash; and an aigrette of diamonds around a great square emerald held of his high white turban. ."(3/8/175), "..The Sultan looked at him [Laurence] without much expression. His face was very broad, his neck disappearing between his clothing and his square brown beard, and rather delicate-featured, with a contemplative look in his handsome dark eyes; he carried with himself an air of repose and of dignity, which seemed rather natural than assumed.."(3/9/177)

Seymour, Albert: [m]

only named, brother of Lieutenant Ferris, current Lord Seymour, [yeah ngl British titles are confusing, why is this guy not named Albert Ferris]"..he has ten years on me.."[Ferris](4/3/51) named Lord Seymour (4/3/54)

Seymour, Catherine: [f]

“A tall woman rose from her seat to greet them with both her hands outstretched: too like Ferris to mistake her, with the same high forehead and reddish-brown hair, and the same trick of holding her head very straight, which made her neck look longer.”(4/3/52)
, Lady Catherine Seymoure, mother of Lieutenant Ferris. (4/3/53)

Seymour, ?: [f]

only named, called "Lady Seymour" but its not Catherine, so likely Alberts wife (4/3/54)

Shakespeare, William: [m]

only named, same as IRL (8/4/74)

Sheng, Xiao: [m]

only named in a story, swallowed a pearl from a dragon's treasury and became a dragon himself(1/8/209)

Shipley, Richard: [m]

only named, one of the convicts send with Tem to build the mountain pass (6/9/172) stays with Laurence and Tem to build his pavillon; has a brother on a trade ship going tl Canton (7/1/11) had been a tailor once and is Temeraire’s new harness master after Fellowes was lost (7/6/118)

Smythe, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Smythe, sailing master of the Allegiance (7/3/67)

Soares da Câmara, Dom: [m]

only named, Dom Soares da Câmara, a portuguese noble who is proud to hold over a thousand slaves (7/17/324) “Dom” could be the title, i dunno portuguese, later named just Soares da Câmara (7/17/326) named Dom da Câmara, now I am confused (7/19/349)

Soult, ?: [m]

only named, French Marshal, chased Prussian General Tauentzein away from Hof (3/13/247) Accompanied general Jourdan in facing the Portuguese/British advancement with half a dozen dragons (9/4/56)

Staunton, George: [m]

only named, Sir George Staunton, A higher up in the East India Company leading their outpost in Macao harbour along with Major Heretford(2/11/268)

Stourland, ?: [f]

only named, one Aunt of Laurence, he saw some of her features in Emily Roland when he wondered if she is his daughter during his amnesia (8/8/172)

Stuart, Gerry: [m]

only named, Captain Gerry Stuart of the Vanguard, aquainted to Laurence from his sailor days (3/17/352)

Sun Kai: [m]

only named, the younger of two official envoys from China, "..were robed in dark blue silk, almost as elaborately as the prince himself.."(2/1/4), "..tall amd properly impassive with his long black queue and shaved forehead, in splendid blue robes picked out with red and orange embroidery.."(2/3/74)

Sutton, ?: [m]

Captain of Messoria, "the senior among them, a veteran of four wars"(1/8/205), smokes cigars and lets Messoria breathe the smoke too(2/5/116)

Sutton-Leeds, ?: [m]

only named, companion of Woolvey in occupied London that Laurence vaguely knows (5/10/213)

Swallow, Bill: [m]

only named, supposedly a non-intelligent fellow on the Reliant (1/3/66)

Talleyrand, ?: [m]

only named, French dragon captain send as envoy to Loch Laggan with Murat during the second invasion (5/12/259) “Talleyrand's long aristrocratic face under his thinning hair almost washed out and pale next to Murat…”(5/12/260) seen again at Fontainebleu (9/10/155)

Taruca: [m]

the old man snatched by Iskierka, “...carrying a man, whom she had evidently snatched up from somewhere: an old man, with very white hair and his skin deeply furrowed and brown with sun, and marks all over his face; ..”(7/7/154) “...he is stone blind…[..]...Taruca's face was marred with pockmarks, most nearly about his ruined eyes, but he seemed resigned more than alarmed by his abduction…”(7/7/156)

Tauentzein, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian General, lead his men "from pan to fire" and lost 400 men (3/13/247)

Tecumseh: [m]

only named, same as IRL chief of thet tribe John Wampanoag is from. (8/7/157)

Telly, Jack: [m]

only named, convict in Australia, part of the crew to clear a pass over the Blue Mountains (6/4/83), goes missing after fetching water, not found after hours of searching, presumed dead (Bunyips?)(6/7/140)

Terrance, ?: [m]

only named, British courier, Captain of Placet stationed in Moscow, “a good-humored drunkenness” (8/16/358)

Tharkay, Tenzing: [m]

"..oriental man, dressed in a padded jacket and a round, domed hat rising above a thick roll of dark wool; the stranger's clothing was dusty and stained yellow in places, and not much like the usual native dress, and on his gauntleted hand perched an angry-looking eagle, brown and golden feathers ruffled up and a yellow eye glaring; it clacked its beak and shifted its perch uneasily, great talons puncturing the heavy block of padding. …[..].. drawing-room accents"(3/1/22), "..at a second glance, the lean and angular face was not entirely Chinese: the eyes, though dark and faintly slanting, were rather more Western in shape, and the color of his skin, much like polished teak wood, owed less to nature than to the sun.."(3/1/23), "..his hat buttoned on with a strap under the chin.."(3/1/36), "..the quieter voice…[..]... thoroughly windblown and disarrayed but with his mild sardonic look unchanged, as though he regularly made such an entrance [flying in on Arkady].."(3/17/340), "..Tharkay's father had been a man of property, Laurence knew; Tharkay had none; the son of a Nepalese woman…."(4/1/21) [TURKISH BOARDING EQUIPMENT] “...and he leapt down to Temeraire’s back from hers [Gherni] mid-flight, like a boarder, but tethered by a long double strap of thick leather. He unclipped it from his own own waist as soon as he had landed and latched on to Temeraire’s harness; Gherni caught up the snapping-free loose end, which jangled loudly with small clapper bells, and wrapped it around her own forearm a few times.”[i know it's not a description of Tharkay but thought it's an interesting descriptio](5/9/202) named Tenzing by Laurence (8/14/329) TLDR backstory recap of Tharkay (9/11/183) “...he was indeed dressed with unusual splendor, in magnificently polished Hessians, with a many-caped greatcoat, and a walking stick topped in gold.” (9/22/415)

Therrows, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew, bellman(2/11/277)

Thibaut, ?: [m]

only named, Admiral Thibaut, oversees the camp at which Laurence and Granby are held in Paris, “only a few years Laurence's senior”(9/9/143/)

Thibaux, ?: [m]

only named, M. Thibaux, captain of the Triomphe (7/5/91)

Thorndyke, Richard: [m]

Colonel Richard Thorndyke, only named, British, stationed at Dresden to aid the fight against Napoleon, he was expecting 20 British dragons when Temeraire arrived there (3/10/208)

Thorne, ?: [m]

only named, Grnabys ensign, only thirteen (7/6/122)

Todd, ?: [m]

only named, British sailor that helped take over the Polonaise (7/18/338)

Toll, ?: [m]

only named, Russian Colonel under Kutuzov (8/18/404)

Tolly, ?: [m]

only named, servant at Loch Laggan (1/5/121), "he would not bat an eye at a Regal Copper in a tantrum"(1/5/122)

Tomkinson, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Tomkinson of the Otter, arrived at the chinese oupost in northern australia along with captain Willoughby (6/16/305)

Tooke, ?: [m]

only named, one of Harcourts Runners (4/8/209)

Tormassov, ?: [m]

only named, Russian general (8/19/434)

Totenham, ?: [m]

only named, Lieutenant on Immortalis (8/8/176)

Tripp, ?: [m]

Riley’s youngest midshipman on the Allegiance, "..plump and unlovely twelve-year-old aboard by virtue of his family's three votes in Parliament, and invited for his own education rather than his company.."(2/3/82), "..bore little resemblance anymore to the idle, spoiled creature who had been foisted upon them by his family. His wrists showed bare for several inches past the end of his sleeves, and the back of his coat had split so many times that in the end it had been necessary to expand it by the insertion of a panel of blue-dyed sailcloth, not quite the same shade as the rest, so he had an odd stripe running down the middle. Also his hair had grown curly, and bleached to almost yellow by the sun; his own mother would likely not recognize him.."(2/8/207)

Turner, ?: [m]

only named, signal ensign of Temeraire's crew (1/9/231)

Tutchkov, ?: [m]

General Tutchkov of the Russian aerial command (8/16/370)

Tzvilenev, ?: [m]

only named, brigadier general of the Russian army, Napoleon knew about his wife and newborn in occupied St. Petersburg (8/17/394)

Urquhart, ?: [m]

only named, cook's mate on the Allegiance, drunkenly started roasting 2 cows setting the galley ablaze dooming the Allegiance (7/3/70)

Vasya, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Vasya of Tri, managed to return to Moscow after being wounded at Smolensk (8/16/370)

Vasya, ?: [m]

only named, aide to general Kutuzov at camp (8/19/420)

Vercieux, ?; [m]

only named, M. Vercieux, ship's master of the Triomphe (7/5/106)

Villeneuve, ?: [m]

(admiral?) of Bonaparte, only named (1/4/82)

Vincent, ?: [m]

only named, Lord St. Vincent to be quoted "I don't say they cannot come, but they cannot come by sea" by Chenery (1/11/293)

Von Karlow, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian Baron Von Karlow, like many Prussians joined the Russians instead of bowing to the French (9/5/75)

Von Pfeil, ?: [m]

Prussian Officer, Laurence recognizes him from the siege of Danzig (5/3/58)

Von Tauben, ?: [m]

only named, captain of a Prussian middle-weight (9/17/326)

Waley, ?: [m]

only named, Lily’s dragon surgeon (4/9/218) dies sometime during the kidnapping by Kefentse (4/11/262)

Wang Wei: [m]

only named, poet, presumably same as IRL (8/4/74)

Wapping, ?: [m]

only named, Dr. Wapping, head of dragon surgeons at Dover (4/2/29)

Ward, ?: [m]

only named, one of the Admirals that approved of sending the sick courier to France (4/15/359)

Warren, Micah: [m]

only named, captain of Nitidus (1/10/264), "..his quiet voice.."(1/11/291), named Micah by Harcourt(4/7/190) went missing during the kidnapping by Kefentse, likely dropped off with the dozen dead (4/11/262)

Warrick, ?: [m]

only named, bellman on Temeraire, wounded in battle (9/15/284)

Wellesley/Wellington: [m]

only named, a general at the war meeting with Jane, had the final say in keeping Laurence alive to fight the second French invasion (5/3/56), new name Wellington, after the victory against the French near occupied London (5/16/355)

Wells, ?: ** [m]**

Ship’s Crew [Reliant] only named (1/1/5), Possibly the same Wells that is a lieutenant under Riley on the Allegiance later (4/13/324)

Wen Shen: [m]

“man in long grey clothing, looked back at him with a severe expression; a long drooping beard with trailing mustaches hung down from his frowning mouth” (8/4/70) chinese physician hired for Tem at Nagasaki, named at (8/4/76)

Wesket, ?: [m]

only named, one of the British sailors taking over the Polonaise (7/18/341)

Wesley, ?: [m]

only named, British captain of Veloxia (9/17/330)

Wesselton, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian captain of a middle-weight (9/17/326)

Wessex, Hob: [m]

only named, one of the convicts in Australia sent to clear a path over the Blue Mountains (6/5/92)

Wexler, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Wexler, new commander of the fort at Loch Laggan (4/16/370)

Whitby, ?: [m]

only named, one of the dragon captains assigned under Laurence when he became Admiral (9/13/256)

Wickley, ?: [m]

only named, former member (bellman) of Temeraire’s crew, made rider of Arkady with Dunne cause he learned the Durzagh language on theor journey (4/2/40)

Widdlow, ?: [m]

only named, Aviator in Australia that planned to sway Kulingile to leave Demane (6/13/251)

Widener, Paul: [m]

only named, signal-ensign of Rankins crew on Caesar, “..an anxious and fretful sort of boy..”(6/9/170)

Wilberforce, ?: [m]

only named, mutual political ally of Lord Allendale and Lord Barham(2/2/64), anti-Slave-trade politician (2/6/149)

William: [m]

only named, Prince William of Great Britain, was proposed to join the battlefield for troop morale (5/12/263)

Willis: [f]

only named, one of O'Dea's four dead wifes (7/12/246)

Willoughby, Nesbit: [m]

Nesbit Willoughby, new captain of the Nereide after Corbet was court martialed (6/16/304) lost a leg (and possibly an eye) to the many sea serpents at the Chinese port in north Australia (6/16/326)

Willoughby, ?: [m]

only named, young harness-man of Temeraire’s crew (2/2/35), dies during the assault of hired chinese assassins on Laurence and the crew at the island residence(2/14/348)

Wilpoys, ?: [m]

only named, young midwingman of Lily’s crew killed by Choisel (1/11/279)

Windle, Geoffrey: [m]

only named, not happy Laurence commited treason and fights him in the mess hall for it (5/3/61) put under Laurences command when he became Admiral (9/13/254) captain of Obituria (9/13/257)

Winsdale, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Winsdale, introduced to Laurence by Miss Montagu at the celebrations for the Dover victory (1/13/334)

Winston, ?: [m]

only named, some part of Temeraire’s crew, (3/15/277) harness man (3/17/353)

Winters, ?: [f]

only named, one of Laurence's new Runners (9/16/306) “..the small girl..” (9/17/331)

Wittgenstein, ?: [m]

only named, Prussian [maybe Russian] general (8/19/434)

Wood, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Wood, captain of the Phaeton to Laurences knowledge (during his amnesia), the Phaeton and all her crew were killed by the Japanese (8/3/56)

Woolvey, Bertram: [m]

only named, his parents move in the same circles as Laurence’s (1/4/98) “Woolvey had married Edith Galman, if any better cause were needed for lack of love between him and Laurence, but they had never been friends even before that event. Woolvey was a gamester and a spendthrift, with the one saving grace that he could afford to be…”(5/10/212) dies by a shot in the chest while helping to free Granby (5/10/229)

Woolvey, James: [m]

only named, son of Woolvey and Edith (5/10/213)

Wren, ?: [m]

only named, midshipman on the Dapple (7/18/335)

Wright, David: [m]

Mr David Wright, American sailor at the feast at the Chinese outpost in northern Australia “being some six feet and more in height and solidly built..”(6/14/281)

Wright, ?: [m]

only named, part of Temeraire’s crew, dies in combat during the French invasion attempt (1/12/325)

Wrightley, ?: [f]

only named, Lady Wrightley, has a ball to which Grenville is invited with whom Laurence needed to speak to (4/4/71)

Wrightley, ?: [m]

only named, Lord Wrightley, husband of Lady Wrightley (4/4/71)

Yang Hui: [m]

same as IRL (?), known by Tem, known for binomial theorem (5/1/12)

Yardley, ?: [m]

only named, one of the surviving sailors from the Allegiance, “..is too damned lazy even to go after gold..” went wandering off with Handes, sold himself [i guess] to an Incan dragon for leather (7/9/181f) apparently only Handes was sold, Yardley still sticking around Temeraire’s crew in book 9 (9/3/46)

Yarmouth, James: [m]

only named, secretary of the murdered British Ambassador in Turkey, vanished after the murder [lets be real he got disposed of, but it technically wasn't confirmed] (3/6/116)

Yarrow, ?: [m]

only named, Captain Yarrow, ran the Normandy into a reef of a deserted island seven hundred miles from Rio, Laurence and Riley served under him(2/8/196)

Yarrow, ?: [m]

only named, “one of the able seamen from Cheltenham”, succumbed to the temptation of liquor and was part of drunkenly setting the Allegiance's galley ablaze dooming her (7/3/69)

Ye Bing: [m]

part of Yongxings group of envoys to England "..a young and clean-shaven man..[..]..gangly beneath the camouflage of his fine robes.."(2/3/83)

Yongxing, ?: [m]

Brother of the Chinese Emperor, "..the overwhelming splendor of his dark yellow robes, embroidered thickly with dragons; the slow and resentless tapping of his long, jewel-encrusted fingernail against the arm of his chair..[..]..grim and thin-lipped."(2/1/4), "(celebrating chinese new year) … in imposing state and wearing his most formal robes, in the deep golden silk embroidered with dragons in blue and black thread. Laurence was seated close enough to see that there were small chips of gemstones for the dragons' eyes and talons, and in the very center of the front, covering the chest, was a single dragon figure larger than the rest, embroidered in pure white silk, with chips of rubies for its eyes amd five outstretched talons on each foot…"(2/8/193f)

Yorke, ?: [m]

only named, Mr. Yorke, First Lord of the Admiralty (9/12/219)

Zhao Wei: [m]

only named, showed Laurence and Hammond to the island residence which would be their stay for a while (2/13/306)

Zheng: [m]

only named, Admiral Zheng, sailed to Africa from China often but died at sea(2/8/196f)

Ships: {#ships:}

Aboukir:

part of the British channel blockade (5/1/21)

Agincourt:

part of the british channel blockade"seventy-four-gun" (1/10/261)

Allegiance:

dragon transport docked at Spithead, UK, meant to transport Temeraire to China(2/2/57), "..a wallowing behemoth of a ship: just over four hundred feet in length and oddly narrow in proportion, except for the outsize dragondeck that flared out at the front of the ship, stretching from the foremast forward to the bow. Seen from above, she looked very strange, almost fan-shaped. But below the wide lip of the dragondeck, her hull narrowed quickly; the keel was fashioned out of steel rather than elm, and thickly covered with white paint against rust: the long white stripe running down her middle gave het an almost rakish appearance. To give her stability which she required to meet storms, she had a draft of more than twenty feet and was too large to come into harbor proper, but had to be moored to enormous pillars sunk far out in the deep water, her supplies ferried to and fro by smaller vessels: a great lady surrounded by scurrying attendants"(2/3/69) "..the ship's galley with its ovens was placed directly beneath the dragondeck, which kept the surface warm..[..]...there were two sets of stairs rising to the dragondeck, one on either side of the foremast, and the area of the forecastle stretching from the foot of these and halfway to the mainmast was by custom allocated to the aviators, while the foremast jacks ruled the remainder of the space up to the mainmast.."(2/3/70), "Allegiance could carry as many as ten mid-weight dragons, in a pinch.."(2/3/72), "..the Allegiance's smallest kedge anchor as large as the best bower of another ship, its flukes spread wider than the height of a man."(2/3/79) she sinks due to the fires set by drunkards in the middle of the pacific (7/3/75) “...on the ships figurehead - a woman with flowing robes and also great feathered wings, which Temeraire had never seen before due to its ordinarily being hidden beneath the dragondeck; she presently pointed almost directly into the air [Allegiance sinking with dragon deck pointing upward]” (7/4/79)

Amitié:

"..a frigate of thirty-six guns.." (1/1/3), “..she is a very trim craft; thirty-six guns..”(1/3/49), "a thirty-six, a frigate"(1/5/120)

Beatrice:

frigate that brought Rankin to Australia, “..a handsome little frigate of perhaps twenty-four guns” (6/2/39)

Bellerophon:

only named, one of the British dragon transports, took Lien as prisoner to St. Helena (9/22/409)

Belize:

Riley was third Lieutenant under Laurence on this ship(2/2/63)

Bounty:

former ship of Governor Bligh from Sydney (6/2/18)

Chanteuse:

one of two frigates that ambushed the Allegiance along with a Fleur-de-Nuit, taken as a prize(2/5/111), "..looked cheerful with her white topgallants and royals set. [..]... a handsome forty-four-gun ship and a trim sailer, she would certainly be brought into service.."(2/5/118)

Commendable:

named only, Admiral Croft’s ship, lying in port in Funchal (1/3/47)

Dapple:

“a forty-eight and a crack frigate” spotted by Captain Hoerug near Rio(7/18/332) captained by Captain Adair Galloway (7/18/333)

Dominion:

British Dragon transport that Laurence recalls to be on the run to Halifax [during his amnesia tho] (8/4/48)

Fiona:

quick-sailing frigate, brought dispatches to the formation in Cape Town (4/7/173) held back to carry the first found mushroom samples back to England (4/9/216)

Goliath:

named only, Laurence served on it for the battle of the Nile (1/2/43) …together with Bedford, now captain of the Hibernia(1/10/261) “He [Laurence] had served on Goliath four years in her midshipmen's mess as a boy, as lieutenant for another two and at the Battle of the Nile; he would have said he could recognize every note of her voice”(5/1/17) The ship Laurence is held prisoner on after his treason (5/1/17) sunk by the French during the blockade of the second invasion (5/2/40)

Héros:

French ship part of the second invasion (5/1/23)

Hibernia:

part of the british channel blockade, cutter-class "elegant, clean-lined vessel" (1/10/261)

Lacewing:

“a clipper, with a long and narrow draught for her three masts; she would be a fast sailor, Temeraire thought vaguely.” (8/5/98f) John Wampanoag's ship (8/5/103)

Leander:

a ship Laurence served on, or at least "..an old shipmate from the gunroom of the Leander.." send him a letter (4/4/71)

Lion:

Macartney's ship with which he sailed to the Bay of Zhitao as the first Western vessel(2/2/67)

Lucinda:

only named, Laurence was prisoner on her after his treason before he got transferred onto the Goliath (5/3/47)

Lydia:

name of that ship written on the sea chest with opium in china (8/11/265)

Lyonesse:

one of the seven British dragon transports, supposedly still in the dry dock (4/7/168)

Majestueux:

French ship part of the second invasion (5/1/23)

Maréchal:

French dragon transport, brought the Tswana to Rio (7/18/337)

Minerva:

British ship, class-defining frigatte (8/3/56)

Miniver:

Ship taking Tharkay from Sydney to Bombay (6/17/344)

Minotaur:

British Battle ship, part of the great broadside against the French Infantry (5/15/346)

Neptune:

British Battle ship of-the-line, sunk by Lien Tsunami (5/15/352)

Nereide:

British Frigatte, arriving at the Chinese outpost in northern Australia (6/16/303) sunken by the many sea serpents of the port lured by the rotten fish(6/16/325) dragged near land into a reef by Temeraire (6/16/326)

Normandy:

Laurence and Riley served on that ship. it wrecked on a deserted island seven hundred miles from Rio(2/8/196)

Orient:

a ship destroyed by a Kazilik in the battle of the Nile “..when she went up, like a torch; we had shot out her deck-guns and mostly cleared her sharpshooters from the tops, so the dragon could strafe her at will..”(1/2/43), "..at the Nile, as the dragon set her magazine alight and burnt the great thousand-man ship to the waterline.."(3/5/108)

Otter:

British ship that arrived at the Chinese outpost in northern Australia along with the Nereide (6/16/305)

Phaeton:

British ship, frigatte of “Minerva class”, that took hostages and fired upon Nagasaki, Captained by Captain Wood (8/3/55) sunk by the Japanese (8/3/56)

Polonaise:

French dragon transport, brought the Tswana to Rio (7/18/337)

Pomfrey:

British ship mentioned by Jia Zhen who has done trade with their outpost before (6/16/308)

Potentate:

British dragon transport, captained by Capt. Blaise (7/17/322)

Prince of Wales:

British Battle ship, part of the great broadside against the French Infantry (5/15/346)

Reliant:

"..would have the Amitié slightly outgunned and outmanned.." (1/1/4), “..the Reliant was making somewhereabouts eight knots in a fine westerly wind..”(1/1/24)

Snow:

a slave-trade ship, Temeraire observed it being loaded with shackled slaves at Cape Coast(2/7/160f)

Sophie:

British ship, one of the seamen in occupied London was from her (5/10/227)

Spartiate:

British Ship, the only surviving ship of Nelson's fleet (9/13/259)

Sultan:

part of the British channel blockade, seventy-four guns, (5/1/21)

Superb:

British battle ship of-the-line, sunk by Liens Tsunami (5/15/353)

Téméraire:

ship our boy is named after, "..a ninety-eight-gun three-decker, one of our finest line-of-battle ships.."(1/6/157)

Tonnant:

a ship that was attacked by a British Longwing and which Laurence boarded during the battle of the Nile (8/3/47)

Triomphe:

French dragon transport going around South America with an Ambassador of the Inca, taking in the shipwrecked Tem, Iskia and Kulingile (7/5/89)

Valérie:

one of two frigates that ambushed the Allegiance along with a Fleur-de-Nuit, sunk by being tilted over by Temeraire’s divine wind (2/4/104), "A frigate, sir … forty-eight guns" (4/4/103)

Vanguard:

one of the British ships infront of Danzig while the French prepared the siege (3/17/351)

Viceroy:

only named, British ship, possibly one of the dragon transports since Jane mentions her as a possible way to fetch Temeraire back to England from Australia (6/2/20)

Victory:

only named, flagship of Nelson's fleet (1/11/291), sunk by Liens Tsunami (5/15/352)

Vindication:

only named, one of the British dragon transports (9/22/409)

William of Orange:

dragon transport, stationed around Halifax (2/5/114)

Willow-Tree:

only named, British trade ship going to Canton, Richard Shirley's brother works on her (7/1/11)

Zong:

only named, slave trade ship, they threw more than a hundred slaves overboard for the sake of insurance money (4/11/271)

Extra: Course of the adventure: {#extra:-course-of-the-adventure:}

Book 1:

1. Atlantic, east of Madeira (finding the egg, Temeraire hatches)
2. Funchal, Madeira (meeting Volly and Laetificat)
3. unnamed dragon transport to Dover (not described)
4. Dover, UK
5. Chatham, UK (Aerial Command south-east of Chatham, between London and Dover)
6. Wollaton Hall, Nottingham, UK (home of Laurences parents, Lord and Lady Allendale)
7. Loch Laggan Covert, UK
8. shopping for the platinum plate in Edinburgh, UK [laurence only]
9. Loch Laggan Covert, UK
10. called to escort and support wounded victoriatus from Aberdeen to Edinburgh, UK
11. continued training Loch Laggan Covert, UK
12. called for Channel defense at Dover, UK
13. Celebration for victory at Dover in London, UK

Book 2:

1. Embassy hearing at the admirality, London, UK
2. Tem took Laurence away to covert in Dover, UK
3. battle against Accendare's formation and French fleet, Atlantik-channel
4. back at the covert in Dover, UK
5. Boaring the Allegiance, Plymouth, UK
6. Ambush by 2 French Frigates and a Fleur-de-Nuit, Atlantik, West of Spain
7. repairs and lifestock refreshing at Funchal, Madeira
8. Cape Palmas, fights between aviator and seamen on deck
9. restocking at Cape Coast
10. another restock at St. Helena?
11. docking at Capetown, a longer stay to restock and because Tem is sick
12. big storm in the middle of the indian ocean
13. New Amsterdam Island (somewhere along "the forties")
14. Macao harbour
15. leaving the Allegiance and flying to Dongguan
16. Flying to Wuchang
17. Flying to Peking
18. tea with Lung Tien Qian at a palace in the Forbidden City
19. Yuanmingyuan garden (summer residence of the emperor) adoption ceremony for laurence

Book 3:

1. Macao harbour (but the Allegiance's galley and deck burn down)
2. (after receiving orders to go to Istanbul) Flying along the Wudang range to Luoyang
3. Flying to Xian (former capital)
4. Flying to Tianshui, over Wuwei (outskirts of Gobi desert) [over a thousand miles in 2 weeks], to Jiayu Gate (pebble tossing by the cooks)
5. Dunhuang (buying camels)
6. traversing Taklamakan desert with the Tianshan range to the south
7. restock water and buy nuts/fruits at Cherchen
8. Yutien and Keriya River
9. over Kashgar to Irkeshtam
10. planned: avoid big cities, past Samarkand and Baghdad, between Isfahan and Tehran.
11. Istanbul (ends with stealing the eggs)
12. to the Austrian border continuing to Saxony
13. Meeting the Prussian generals in Dresden
14. Joining the Prussian Advance Guard to Jena and then Hof
15. Full retreat of the Prussian army towards Auerstadt, reassembly at Landgrafenberg
16. After the major defeat against France (now with Lien) retreat over Apolda to Sömmerda
17. Flying the King and Queen of Prussia to Berlin (no fight at the Elbe)
18. Withdrawing with the army to Posen to meet the Russians
19. stopping some miles before Warsaw realizing the French were faster and already beat the Russians
20. deserting the Prussian army and flying north, following the Vistula River to the Baltic (Danzig)

Book 4:

1. After following the Dutch coast, flying to the English shore, arriving at Dunbar
2. landing in the abandonned streets of Edinbourgh
3. Flying to Dover and meeting (now) Admiral Roland
4. Flying patrolling rounds (westward along the coast), landing at Weymouth covert after Wringe is injured (visiting Ferris' parents)
5. back at Dover
6. Lady Wrightley's ball (I assume London)
7. back at Dover
8. Charity event to raise funds for the sick and give abolition pamphlets (I assume London)
9. quarantine ground, inland of Dover
10. Boarding the Allegiance at Dover harbour
11. to Capetown (NOT making port at slave ports like CapeCoast, Louanda, or Benguela), (also flying the last 200 miles in adcance of the Allegiance)
12. Crew of Tem and Dulcia flying north-east to look for the mushrooms (mountain-range beyond the Kasteelberg) (some more of such expeditions with Nitidus)
13. over Knysna Lagoon and Plettenberg bay to Tsitsikamma River (meeting Demane&Sipho beyond the river)
14. back and forth between there and cape town
15. Tem and Lily flying far more inland (north-west), Nitidus and Dulcia being messenger and carrier to the rest in cape town. Paarl being the last western settlement.
16. (half a days flight further ???) they reach the grotto with the many mushrooms
17. being kidnapped by the african dragons and crew: “a night and day, flying straight, at a good pace; making steadily north by north-east..” “..more than 300 miles then..”
18. [even more flying, another night and day is my guess, after the escape attempt another full day, and another (total of 4)] (leaving behind the red-brown sandy desert for milder scenery of green trees)
19. “throughout the next two days” boyyyy (total of 6 now i guess) the destination being “Mosi oa Tunya” (smoke that thunders)
20. The description of the place could be Victoria Falls, (dunno if there is a volcano nearby that explains the given name); “almost halfway between the tip of the continent, where capetown lay, and the sharp jutting prominence of the African Horn”
21. Flying 5 days straight back to Cape Town w. Lily, Dulcia and Tem
22. After Cape Town is lost, boarding the Allegiance and sailing along the coast (the slave ports being destroyed)
23. Back in Dover
24. over the quarantine grounds to London (reporting of the events and learning about the admirals sending the sick courier to France)
25. off to Loch Laggan to steal some Shrooms
26. fly towards the north sea, rest somewhere between Edinbourgh and Glasgow, make towards Holland, then France
27. Landing in Dunkirk, after some days in prison escorted to Paris
28. To Calais and then escorted back to Dover

Book 5:

Temeraire:

1. Breeding grounds at pen y fan (Wales)
2. taking the dragons to Abergavenny, over Monmoutshire, possibly Pen-y-Clawdd and Llandogo
3. He and his dragon militia were likely the ones spotted in Richmond, Wembley and Harlesden

Laurence:

1. imprisoned on the Goliath, (somewhere in the channel i suppose)
2. landing at Dover harbour after the Goliath sank
3. (The corps reassembled at Woolwich) (likely he flies there with Tharkay)
4. To Pen Y Fan with Hollin on Elsie
5. to Llechrhyd (nearest settlement)
6. over Monmoutshire to Twickenham and hearing about dragons and militia in Richmond

Reunited:

1. Flying with the dragon militia from Pen y Fan, over Hammersmith and Kew
2. Setting up south of London for the defense
3. Retreating towards Nottinghamshire from Napoleon's trap giving him London
4. Flying back to Weedon with the breeding grounds militia to secure the retreat of the army
5. [ONLY LAURENCE] going into occupied London with Thrakay
6. [ONLY LAURENCE] Kensington Palace to free Granby
7. to Loch Laggan with the Army
8. To Edinburgh by orders of Wellesley
9. Starting they slaughtering mission at Northumberland, the first persued looters found at Scarrow Hill
10. working their way southward, scattering in Cumbria, then rendezvouz at Cross Fell
11. To Howick Hall to slaughter more looters, also to Wollaton Hall,next Derbyshire
12. orders to continue eastwards
13. Meeting the rest of the army and planning the assault on occupied London, trying to encircle Napoleon
14. battle of London, outskirts of London and the channel
15. Temeraire’s pavilion near Dover
16. Boarding the Allegiance in Dover Harbour
17. stopping at Gibraltar, St. Helena and New Amsterdam

Book 6:

1. Van Diemen's Land (mentioned retrospectively)
2. Port of Sydney (start of the book)
3. Improvised Covert at Sydney
4. going back and forth over the Blue Mountains to hunt for Kangaroos several times
5. visiting MacArthurs home (10min flight from Sydney)
6. Expedition to clear a path over the mountains, over the Nepean River
7. Going aimlessly in circles trying to find a good crossing over the mounteins/gorge
8. eventually finding the green valley with wild cattle
9. following the egg thieves North-West
10. sending Iskierka back once the forests stop, continue over the deserts with Caesar
11. further North-West but heavily disoriented by the Wildfire/Thunderstorm
12. giving up the systematic search in the Bunyip territory and flying further until they reach sands with red monoliths, “the” red monolith turned out to be Uluru
13. Following the long-winged dragon that took the egg from the Aborigines straight north for weeks
14. reaching the coast, Cape York??
15. After the seaserpents destroy the British attack they are forced to fly back, straight south to Uluru and then straight to Sydney

Book 7:

1. At their pavillon in their Valley in Australia
2. To Sydney to chose their crew
3. setting off with the Allegiance westward to Brazil
4. losing the Allegiance in the middle of the pacific
5. flying straight east for 2 days until they surrender on the Triomphe
6. Sailing North, North-West as prisoner
7. Being left on an abandoned island on the pacific by the Triomphe (juan Fernández islands???)
8. hopscotching from tiny island to island using the old pirate map and makeshift rope netting
9. reaching the coast seeing the Andean mountain peaks
10. finding the abandonned village (later named “Quitalén” by Taruca
11. flying to Talcahuano to meet Hualpa
12. flying over the Andes to lake Titicaca, to the (abandonned) city Tiwanaku, then to the ayllu of Curicuillor
13. flying with Churki towards the Sapa Inka, upstream along the river Urubamba, arriving at Cusco
14. being chased out of Cuso down the Andes to the east, continuing east over the rainforest
15. following a river (Ucayali?) north, and then a great river (Amazon?) to the east to the coast of south america [traveling 15 miles per hour, up to 200 a day]
16. going along the coast to Belém, then to ruined Rio
17. flying to the fortified portuguese government at Paraty
18. back to Rio to take the French transports

Book 8:

Laurence:

1. stranded in the Chikuzen Province, Japan
2. Kaneko Hiromasas's estate
3. Flying to Hakata Bay with Lady Arikawa zo inspect the stolen lumber and talk to the water dragon (sui-riu)
4. back to Kanekos's house
5. fleeing westward with Junichiro
6. Down the Chikugo River to the Ariake Sea with the sea dragon (Kiyo) and later with a fishing boat, walking the rest
7. crossing ariake sea with a raft to the south of mount Tara
8. Setting a fire at a dutch settlement near Nagasaki

Temeraire:

1. somewhere on the Japanese coast with the beached Potentate
2. Flying north to Hakata Bay to get some lumber and fight the water dragon (sui-riu)
3. back to the beached dragon transport
4. breaking the Potentate free, sailing to Nagasaki harbour

Reunited:

1. Via Changshan Islands towards Tien-Sing
2. Meeting with Mianning in the forbidden city (assassination attempt)aw
3. [only laurence] flown away with Mianning westward 1 hour to Lord Bayans estate
4. meeting the emperor in Peking
5. flying towards Xian on their mission against the rebels
6. some destroyed village outside of Xian
7. searching Blue Crane mountain for an old white lotus camp, finding and freeing Tharkay
8. Back to camp and then to Pekin, ceremony to hand over Temeraire’s egg
9. resume in a city 400 miles away from St.Petersburg, Moscow!
10. flying westward to search for the general. first in Elnya, then Vyazma, and Tsarevo Zaimische
11. planning to take a stand against the French at Borodino, at the outskirts of Klin
12. The French retreating back to Tsarevo Zaimische (place of battle)
13. after suffering from the French flank retreat to Mozhaisk
14. skirmishes here and there in various villages
15. making camp at Kaluga Road near Maloyaroslavets, to prevent the French approach to Kaluga
16. flying to the Russian heavy-weight-breeding-grounds to the Ugra River and following it south
17. flying back to the ravaged Kaluga, with the French army close at Maloyaroslavets and winter coming

Book 9:

1. chasing Napoleon and the French army through the winter to the west, trying to catch them before Berezina River
2. skirmishing at Berezina River, later finding Napoleon's baggage wagon
3. taking Vilna, Lithuania, back into Russian hands
4. staying in Vilna for a while
5. Laurence driving to some farm house in the middle of nowhere to duel Baron Dobrozhnov, Temeraire following shortly

Temeraire:

1. flying towards China through the Russian wastes to warn them about Liens plan to steal the egg
2. Sleeping somewhere in the wilderness at a trap from Russian peasants
3. meeting Tharkay and flying back to Laurence

Laurence:

1. back to Vilna

Reunited:

1. At Vilna with Tharkay
2. Flying to the Alps to intercept the egg-thieves
3. waiting in an ice-wall-crevice for days, finally meeting Iskierka instead of an egg-thief
4. flying Westward to France, into the trap set by the French
5. being escorted into Grenoble and captains separated from Dragons, dragons held at some caves near a mountain (La meije??)
6. All of them to Fontainebleau where Nings egg is kept
7. After Ning “Independence Day's” palace Fontainebleu they fly towards Dieppe with goal to reach Dover
8. Splitting from Iskierka in the night during the channel crossing
9. making Dover and continuing to London to meet admiralty, later with Jane at London coverts
10. [Laurence] from time to time to London speaking w. Admiralty
11. To Dover and then to Germany
12. First major battle at Berlin, victory, pushing the French over the Elbe
13. Following Blücher to take Dresden and Leipzig, nearly unopposed, set up camp at Lützen
14. Hurrying back to Dresden in flames, after hearing about the French attack behind their backs
15. Flying to Bautzen to Hammond and the Tsar after defending the army at Dresden
16. meeting another French approach at Reichenbach and beating the French sending them into retreat catching Napoleon when the Tswana block their retreat
17. meeting Anahuarque (likely in Paris) as the stand in for her son who will rule France in future
18. making camp at Rochefort harbour where Lien’s dragon transport to St.Helena leaves
19. further meetings at Dover and London are mentioned
20. Visiting Laurence’s mother, brother and Edith Galman at and near Wollaton Hall for almost a year

Extra 2: Flight formation:
The formation ordinarily flew in a wedge-shaped block that resembled nothing more than a flock of migrating geese, with Lily at the head. The Yellow Reapers Messoria and Immortalis filled the key flanking positions, providing the protective bulk to keep Lily from close-quarter attack, while the ends were held by the smaller but more agile Dulcia, a Grey Copper, and a Pascal's Blue called Nitidus.
[..]
The two larger dragons [Temeraire&Maximus] had been added into position so as to form a back row behind Lily, closing the formation, to defend it against attack from other heavy-combat-class dragons, and to carry the great loads of bombs that their crews would drop below upon those targets that had already been weakened by Lily's acid.
[..]
reaching their cruising speed of a steady seventeen knots

Copy-Paste-Parkplatz für beschriebene unnamed characters:

unnamed Dragon 1:
captured dragon from a north american tribe (dakota?), coming from Halifax breeding grounds possibly in exchange for Praecursoris".. a stripey brown-and-green with red streaks on his wings and neck rather like paint.."(2/5/128)

unnamed dragon 2:
“a middle weight of perhaps ten tons, a delicate dusty shade of green with yellow markings and sprays of red spots upon his breast and shoulders, and two sets of long foreteeth which pertruded over his jaw above and below.”(4/10/252)

A secret last thing: Pets!

Nemachaen:

Demanes dog he brought to Laurence and the others to trace the mushrooms.
described somewhere in book 4 (i forgor) named (4/9/217)