Queen of Shamakhan.

very vulnerable to time magic, also very vulnerable physically.

old age and when it is not feared and old age is feared.

power and youth and suffering and tears of younger beauties, loves to torment beauties.

The main antagonist of the animated film "The Three Bogatyrs and the Queen of Shamakhan." A queen from a Middle Eastern country who wields magical powers. As she ages, she hides her face under a niqab (except for her magical eyes, which remain beautiful), and no one even suspects until a certain point that the queen is already quite old (and has completely lost her hair); she is 70 years old.

The Shamakhan Queen is extremely cold, greedy, selfish, narcissistic, ruthless, and cruel. She is abusive to everyone, even the Prince of Kyiv, whom she bewitched and made fall in love with her. She cares for no one but herself, including her assistant, Raven, and has sometimes treated him cruelly for simply delivering bad news. She hates beauties and has long since exterminated them all in her kingdom. She puts her needs and ambitions above everything else, including the lives of others. Her desire for eternal youth and beauty borders on obsession. The Queen acts with confidence, relying on her own strength and magical abilities. She has no doubt in the success of her plans. At the same time, she is a skilled hypocrite, having very effectively feigned a decent and friendly woman in front of the Prince in order to achieve her goals with his help.

The Shamakhan queen, accompanied by her raven assistant and guards, went to the Temple of the Tree of Youth to restore her youth and beauty. A guard guarded the temple. Seeing the queen and her people, he ordered them to leave, but they disobeyed. The guard then drew his sword to kill the queen, but she bewitched him, and he fell in love with her. The queen threw the guard down the mountain, where he likely perished. Then she entered the temple and saw the withered Tree of Youth. It turned out that for the tree to bloom, it must be watered with the tears of a thousand beautiful women. The queen had exhausted all the beauties in her kingdom, so she needed to find a way to obtain their tears. So she devised a cunning plan: to make the Prince of Kyiv fall in love with her, marry him, become the Russian queen, and then make thousands of beauties weep and take their tears. The raven sent the Prince of Kyiv a letter asking him to marry the queen, along with a photograph of her, which she used to bewitch him. The bewitched prince, accompanied by his horse, Julius, set off for the Shamakhan Kingdom. There, the queen met them and asked the prince to sign over half his kingdom to her. He agreed. Julius, however, took an immediate dislike to the queen, so he sent a letter to three knights asking for help in rescuing the prince. The heroes arrived and attempted to rescue the prince, but the queen bewitched Alyosha, causing him to stun his comrades and then leap into prison with them. Meanwhile, the queen and the prince reached Kyiv, where their wedding began. At the queen's request, 1,000 beautiful women attended the wedding.

A small battle ensued, leading Lyubava, Alyosha Popovich's wife, to remove her niqab, revealing that she was old but still in love. The wives of the heroes and the prince were imprisoned, but they soon escaped and reunited with the three surviving heroes. The queen attempted to cast a spell on Alyosha, but the wives of the heroes blindfolded the heroes to protect them. The queen then created monstrous warriors and set them on the heroes. Then, collecting the tears of the beauties, the queen attempted to escape, but was caught by Tikhon and the granny. The villainess was placed in the seventh cell of the dungeon, from which she escaped. Returning to the temple, the queen watered the tree of youth with her tears; it blossomed, and rejuvenating apples grew on it. The queen ate one apple and became 40 years younger. Then she wanted more apples, and more, and more. The raven tried to stop her, but she pushed him away. Eventually, she became a baby, and the raven delivered her to the prince. The queen's subsequent fate is unknown.

The Shamakhan queen can make a man fall in love with her with her magical gaze and force him to do anything for her. She can also put a person to sleep with her gaze. She also wields a magic mirror that can distort reflections, absorb people, and transform them into monsters and create multiple copies. She shows women a mirror that distorts their reflections, and she makes men fall in love with her, making them completely subservient to her.

A raven serving the Queen of Shamakhan and a secondary antagonist in the animated film "The Three Bogatyrs and the Queen of Shamakhan." Color: black, gender: male.

The raven was shown to be very evil and cruel.

He served the Queen of Shamakhan, and when she desired eternal youth, he discovered a tree of rejuvenation. In a mysterious cave, he helped the ruler understand the tree's workings and devised a plan to collect the tears of a thousand weeping maidens. Using his feathers, which can create illusions, he brought the book "Generation X" and a photograph of the Queen to Julius's library. The Prince of Kiev found it and decided to marry the Queen.

Subsequently, the raven attempted to prevent the heroes from returning to Kyiv by creating illusions. When Tikhon and Granny arrested the queen, he managed to steal a jug of tears. He likely later helped the queen escape from the seventh cell of the dungeon. Later, when the queen had transformed into a child, he brought her to the prince. The subsequent fate of neither the raven nor the Shamakhan queen is known.