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When was The Pendragon Legend created?
The Pendragon Legend was created in 1934.
How many pages does The Pendragon Legend have?
The Pendragon Legend has 330 pages.
Who is ulter pendragon?
I've never heard of Ulter Pendragon. Maybe you mean Uther Pendragon. In Arthurian legend, Uther is King Arthur's father.
What is the ISBN of The Legend of Huma?
The ISBN of The Legend of Huma is 0-88038-548-0.
What is the ISBN of Warriors of Legend?
The ISBN of Warriors of Legend is 1-4196-0814-2.
What is the ISBN of The Legend of Red Horse Cavern?
The ISBN of The Legend of Red Horse Cavern is 0440410231.
Did arthur pendragon exist?
No. There may have been a king that he was based on for the legend, but there was no Camelot.
What does the term Uther Pendragon have to do with today?
The term Uther Pendragon is often associated with the legendary King Arthur's father in Arthurian legend. Today, his name is still used in literature, movies, and other cultural references related to the Arthurian legends and medieval history.
Anthony Head plays which King?
King Uther Pendragon, in Arthurian legend king Arthur's father
What is Pendragon's first name?
Uther Pendragon or Arthur Pendragon?
Was the comic book character Lady Pendragon possibly based on some historical personality?
Lady Pendragon is based on the character Guinevere from the Arthurian legends. Whether she was a real person that inspired the legend, or complete fabrication of some early celtic bard is up for debate. To my knowledge Lady Pendragon was not based on any historical figure you'll find in a text book.
How did ingraine pendragon die?
Ingraine Pendragon, a character from Arthurian legend, is often depicted as the mother of King Arthur. In some versions of the stories, she dies of grief after the death of her husband, Uther Pendragon, although the specific circumstances of her death can vary depending on the retelling. Her fate is less prominently featured than other characters in the Arthurian tales, leading to different interpretations in various adaptations.
