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What is the genealogy of badger lords in Redwall books by Brian Jacques?
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In the Redwall series by Brian Jacques, the genealogy of the Badger Lords traces back to Lord Brocktree, the founder of Salamandastron. Successors included Sunflash the Mace, Lady Cregga Rose Eyes, and Urthwyte the Mighty, among others. Each Badger Lord played a key role in defending Mossflower Woods and upholding the values of honor and courage.
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Who lives on salamandastron in the book redwall - salamandastron?
In Redwall, Brian Jacques does not state who is the reigning badger lord during the time of Matthias.
Who is the author of Redwall?
Brian Jacques
Who wrote the book redwall?
Brian Jacques
Who writes the Redwall books?
Brian Jacques
Who cares about Redwall?
Brian Jacques, his publishers, and all the other Redwall fans such as I.
Who lives in salamandastron in the book redwall?
It is not written in the entire series who was the reigning badger lord in Matthias's time.In the first book, Brian Jacques has not yet invented Salamandastron.
About the author of the outcast of redwall?
Brian Jacques was born in Liverpool, England.
What animal is Girry from the Redwall series?
Girry is a hedgehog in the Redwall series written by Brian Jacques.
What is the genre of the book redwall?
Redwall is a fantasy novel written by Brian Jacques. It falls into the genre of high fantasy, specifically known for its anthropomorphic animals and epic adventures set in a medieval-like world.
Does Brian Jacques have a website?
The official Redwall website is http://www.redwall.org However, the Redwall Wiki, http://redwall.wikia.com is incredibly informative.
What chapter in redwall by brian Jacques is on page 246?
Book 2, Chapter 23
What is the first book of the Redwall series Idon't know?
The first book of the Redwall series is "Redwall," written by Brian Jacques. It introduces readers to the world of Redwall Abbey and the adventures of its inhabitants, including mice, rats, otters, and other woodland creatures.
