Kings
The following are known Kings of Archenland; it can be assumed that there were other kings and queens since Archenland history spans 2,335 years.
- King Col (son of King Frank V of Narnia), fl. 180
- The warrior Fair Olvin (fl. 407) is sometimes listed as a King of Archenland, but this is not stated by Lewis.
- King Lune, fl. 1014
- King Cor, son of Lune, married to Aravis of Calormen, d. c.1050
- King Ram the Great, son of Cor and Aravis, reigned from 1050
- King Nain, fl. 2303
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