Princess Jasmine's Identity in Aladdin
The princess in Aladdin is named Jasmine. She is the Princess of Agrabah in the Disney animated film Aladdin, introduced in the 1992 film. Jasmine is defined as the daughter of the Sultan and the central love interest of the protagonist Aladdin.
In the original 1992 animated feature, Jasmine is voiced by American actress Linda Larkin. The character was designed to be a Disney Princess who challenges traditional royal expectations, with a focus on independence and agency within the fictional kingdom of Agrabah.
Character Background and Story Role
Jasmine is the only daughter of the Sultan of Agrabah and is next in line for the throne. Her story centers on resisting an arranged marriage and seeking a life beyond the palace walls. She meets Aladdin in the marketplace, leading to a pivotal journey involving the magic lamp and the Genie.
The character's narrative arc in the 1992 film established her as one of the first Disney Princesses to actively question royal duties and pursue personal choice. Her role has been adapted across sequels, television series, and stage productions, maintaining her identity as the princess of Agrabah.
Princess Jasmine in Modern Disney Media
Jasmine appears in the 2019 live-action remake of Aladdin, portrayed as the princess of Agrabah with an updated characterization. In the film, Naomi Scott provides the singing voice and live-action portrayal, while Linda Larkin remains the speaking voice reference for the animated legacy.
The character is a core member of the Disney Princess franchise, which is managed by The Walt Disney Company. Her inclusion in merchandise, theme park attractions, and official Disney Princess rankings reflects her ongoing presence in the franchise. For current franchise details, see the official Disney Princess page Disney Princess - Jasmine.
