The real Sir Lancelot

Answer 1

He is a fictional character but the historians are not sure if that is true or not.:)

Yes, the larger than life characters of the Arthurian legends were indeed real. Many of the Ascended Masters known to us today were embodied at Camelot: El Morya was King Arthur; Kuthumi was Parsifal; Lanello, Mark Prophet, was Lancelot; Saint Germain was Merlin; and Amerissis, the Goddess of Light, the Twin Flame of Master Morya, was the Lady of the Lake.

Answer 2

Lancelot and Guinevere got married and had lots of children, obviously after King Arthur ( Guinevere's husband)

In another version he outlived Arthur and Guinevere. He went on to marry a woman named Iblis and became a king. he died

Answer 3

Lancelot of the Lake was the most famous knight of the Round Table. Part of his fame was that he became the lover of Queen Guinevere, the wife of King Arthur.

Lancelot was the son of King Ban.

Answer 4

There was probably no real Sir Lancelot. There isn't even an historical figure upon whom he might be based. He is probably a completely fictional character made up by French story tellers in the Middle Ages.

French medieval romances mention many other figures unknown to Welsh sources, except when the Welsh apparently took them from French sources.

Answer 5

It's often debated as to whether or not King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (including Lancelot) really existed, but to date there is no proof.

Most likely, they're fictional characters.

Answer 6

Sir Lancelot the knight of the round table is Lancelot du Lac. (His original name at birth was Galahad).

or

Sir Lancelot the calypso singer was Lancelot Victor Edward Pinard.

Answer 7

Sir Lancelot is a knight of the Round Table and one of Arthur's friends. In the story he and Guinevere (Arthur's wife) become lovers.