Round you idiot! Obviosly as they are called the Knights of the round table. Geez.
There were 25 knights of the round table, although many people say there were only 12. The knights likely did not actually exist. They sat around the king at the round table.
The Round Table was important because it gave everyone who sat there to be equal with everyone else. No king or knight was more important than the other.
They had a round table to show that no Knight was superior to another
Yes, it sat 12 great knights, but one was remained empty until one knight came along....
The table at the last supper was low and everyone sat on the floor. Unlike in the painting, the disciples sat around the table, not all on one side like a master of ceremonies and the panel.
sat ... e.g I sat at the table :)
There were at least eight and up to forty knights, but the one that loved a Queen (Guinevere) was Sir Lancelot. Unless you mean Arthur of course, who presumably also sat at the Round Table.
It was to the left of the King's chair. Anybody who sat there would immediately be swallowed into the Earth, if they were the wrong person. (Some legends prevent the swallowing by making the chair impossible to pull out from under the table to anybody not qualified.) On the back of the chair was written something that said the Knight who sat there would be pure and would achieve Camelot's ultimate quest for the Holy Grail. This knight was either Galahad or Percival. Usually it was Galahad.
Cari's bunny and Todd's puppy sat on the table
The Round Table was where Arthur sat with his Knights. It was given to him as a wedding present by Guinevere's father, and it showed equality through all the knights. The number seated around the table varies, but a minimum is about 12. There was a seat left empty where all who sat in it would die except one knight, the purest of knights- Sir Galahad, who sought the Holy Grail and is almost always listed as one of the Grail knights, if not the only Grail knight. A Round Table is viewable at Winchester Castle, and lists 25 knights, including Arthur himself.
The round table symbolized equality among King Arthur's knights, signifying that all were equal in status and voice. There were no designated seats of honor, promoting a sense of unity and camaraderie among the knights. The round shape also allowed for open communication and mutual respect among all members.
I believe it's referred to as the Head Table.