Calormen is a fictional country in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series. It is depicted as a vast, warm land located to the south of Narnia, characterized by its deserts, bustling cities, and rich culture. The people of Calormen are known for their elaborate clothing, intricate customs, and a strong emphasis on trade and commerce. The ruling class in Calormen is led by a powerful Tisroc, who governs with absolute authority. The society is influenced by a mix of Eastern and Middle Eastern cultures, showcasing a variety of religions and traditions. Calormen plays a significant role in the narrative, often representing themes of oppression and moral complexity.