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No, in fact, they are not even sure if he REALLY exists. He may have just been based off of a king and exagerated the story creating a legend, or maybe it was just a legend. No one knows for sure if he is just a myth, a faerytale, a fable.
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No, King Arthur's body has never been definitively found. Legend has it that he was taken to the Isle of Avalon after his final battle, and his final resting place remains a mystery.
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Merlin
Who is King Arthurs mother?
igraine
What shape was king arthurs table?
round
What was king arthurs real name?
Arthur
Which of King Arthurs knights was in love with Guineveve?
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What was king Arthurs full name?
arthur pendragon
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What was King Arthurs superhuman strength?
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