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((Short description|1916 novel by L. Frank Baum))
((refimprove|date=February 2014))
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| name              = Rinkitink in Oz
| image             = Rinkitink in Oz Cover.jpg
| caption           = The original 1916 book cover
| author            = [[L. Frank Baum]]
| illustrator       = [[John R. Neill]]
| country           = United States
| language          = English
| series            = [[List of Oz books|The Oz books]]
| genre             = [[Children's literature|Children's novel]]
| publisher         = [[Reilly & Britton]]
| release_date      = [[1916 in literature|1916]]
| media_type        = Print ([[Hardcover]])
| preceded_by       = [[The Scarecrow of Oz]]<!-- preceding novel in series -->
| followed_by       = [[The Lost Princess of Oz]]<!-- following novel in series -->
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'''''Rinkitink in Oz: Wherein is Recorded the Perilous Quest of Prince Inga of Pingaree and King Rinkitink in the Magical Isles that Lie Beyond the Borderland of Oz.''''' is the tenth [[The Oz books|book]] in the [[Land of Oz]] series written by [[L. Frank Baum]]. It was published on June 20, 1916, with full-color and black-and-white illustrations by artist [[John R. Neill]]. It is notable that most of the action takes place outside of Oz, and no character from Oz appears in the book until its [[climax (narrative)|climax]]; this is due to Baum's having originally written most of the book as a fantasy novel unrelated to his Oz books over ten years earlier, in 1905.<ref>Introduction, by Joe Bongiorno, to '''''King Rinkitink''''', which consists mostly of the original text from ''Rinkitink in Oz'' by L. Frank Baum, but has a different ending which does not involve anyone from the land of Oz, written by Andrew J. Heller, who hoped to make his ending as similar as possible to the ending Baum would  have written if he had finished ''King Rinkitink''; this was in order to win a contest arranged, and judged, by the publishers, which are The International Wizard of Oz Club and the "Royal Publisher of Oz". Heller's contribution to it (chapters 20-25) is copyright 2017, to him.  The new illustrations are also copyright, held by the new illustrator Javi Laparra. The original text by Baum and the original illustrations by Jno. R. Neill are now in the public domain.</ref>

The book was dedicated to the author's newborn grandson Robert Alison Baum, the first child of the author's second son Robert Stanton Baum.

==Plot summary==
Prince Inga is the son of King Kitticut and Queen Garee, who rule the island kingdom of Pingaree. Kitticut tells Inga that years earlier, when armies from the neighboring islands of Regos and Coregos attempted to invade and conquer Pingaree, they were repelled by Kitticut himself with the aid of three [[magic (paranormal)|magic]] [[pearl]]s. The blue pearl gives its bearer superhuman strength, the pink pearl protects him from any harm, and the white pearl speaks words of wisdom.

The jovial fat King Rinkitink of Gilgad arrives in Pingaree on royal holiday, and remains as Kitticut's guest for several weeks. Rinkitink usually rides Bilbil, a surly talking goat. One day invaders from Regos and Coregos arrive again, and seize King Kitticut before he can reach his magic pearls. All the people are carried into [[slavery]], except Inga and Rinkitink who escape along with Bilbil. Inga resolves to free his people with the aid of the magic pearls. Keeping the pearls secret from Rinkitink, he hides them in his shoes, and the three sail to Regos.

The wicked King Gos of Regos and his army are easily defeated by the strength and invulnerability of Inga, and they flee to the neighboring island of Coregos, ruled by the equally wicked Queen Cor. Inga and Rinkitink sleep in the palace, but the next morning both shoes along with the pink and blue pearls they contain are accidentally lost. The shoes are found by a poor charcoal burner, who takes them home to give to his daughter Zella. Queen Cor arrives on Regos and captures the now powerless Inga and Rinkitink, and brings them back to Coregos.

Zella, wearing the shoes but unaware of the power they convey, travels to the palace on Coregos to sell honey to Queen Cor. Inga sees her and, recognizing her shoes, trades shoes with her. Again possessing the pearls, he overpowers Cor who escapes and flees to Regos. Inga frees the enslaved people of Pingaree, who sail back home. However his parents are still captives of Gos and Cor, who take them to the neighboring country of the subterranean Nomes, and pay the Nome King [[List of Oz characters (created by Baum)|Kaliko]] to use his magic to keep them captive.

Inga, Rinkitink and Bilbil arrive in the Nome Kingdom. For safety, Rinkitink carries the pink pearl which confers invulnerability. The Nome King refuses to release Inga's parents because of his promise to Cor and Gos, although he claims to bear no animosity toward the travelers. Rinkitink and Inga sleep in the Nome King's palace that night, but in the morning Kaliko attempts to kill both of them by various devious traps. Both escape by means of the power of the pearls they carry.

In Oz, [[Dorothy Gale|Dorothy]] learns of these events and travels to the Nome Kingdom with the [[Wizard of Oz (character)|Wizard of Oz]] to confront Kaliko. She forces him to release Inga's parents. Reunited with Inga, they all travel to Oz. The Wizard discovers that Bilbil is actually Prince Bobo of Boboland who has been turned into a goat by a cruel magician. He and [[Glinda the Good Witch|Glinda]] are able to restore him to human form, which also cures his disagreeable disposition.

Inga, his parents, Rinkitink, and Bobo return to the rebuilt island of Pingaree. Soon afterwards, a boat arrives from Gilgad to take Rinkitink back home. Rinkitink objects that he does not want to return to his royal duties, but eventually is persuaded to return, accompanied by his friend Prince Bobo.

==Reissue==

In 1939, ''Rinkitink in Oz'' was one of six Oz books specially reissued by [[Rand McNally]] in a condensed, small-format "junior edition" for young readers, as a promotion for the [[MGM]] film of ''[[The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)|The Wizard of Oz]]''.

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