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the round table that King Arthur sat so every one had an equal space and no one was arguing that who go to sit at the front of the table.
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Who invented the round table?
king arthur
What does a round table represent?
The round table represents that all of king arthur's knights are equal in power.
How did the knights of the round table become knights?
they were knighted by king Arthur
What was the purpose to the Round Table?
To promote chivalry and equality. In the days before the Round Table, serfs were just considered pawns-- they weren't considered people on the battle field. But with the King Arthur's Round Table, the King promoted awareness of everyone, no matter their rank or stature.
From which legend comes the knights of the round table?
The Knights of the Round Table play an important part in the legend of King Arthur. They were the most accomplished knights of the land and lived in Camelot. The round table ensured that all knights were equal to each other.
Is king Arthur and his knights of the round table nonfiction?
No King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table is not nonfiction.
Why did King Arthur start the round table?
King Arthur stared the round table so they could order KFC
When did the round table of King Arthur begin and end?
at King Arthur
What table did King Arthur sit at?
The Round Table
Which ancient king had a round table?
King Arthur
Which king is associated with the round table?
King Arthur
Which legendary character bhad a round table?
King Arthur had a round table.
Who were King Arthur's men?
King Arthur's men are the Knights of the Round Table.
Who invented the round table?
king arthur
Who is the king of knights of the round table?
King Arthur of Britain.
Is there a movie with the name Arthur in the title?
King Arthur and the Round Table.
Where did King Arthur get his round table?
King Arthur's round table is said to have been a gift from his father-in-law, King Leodegrance of Cameliard. It is a symbol of equality among his knights, as there is no head of the table, emphasizing that all knights are equal in status.
