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How many battles did King Arthur have?
King Arthur fought in twelve battles. There actually was one more battle, called the Final Battle. In it, King Arthur got fatally wounded and later died. Hope this helps!
Did King Arthur take his horse Llamrei to all his battles?
no he walked :)
What did King Arthur achieve?
king Arthur achieved the joy of becoming a king and having a wonderful wife he also won lots pf amazing battles with his crew named 'The knights of the round table'.
When did battles take place of king arthur?
it was somewhere between 500 AD to 600 AD
Who were King Arthur's enemies?
The Saxons1.According to lore, King Arthur fought twelve decisive battles against the Saxon invaders.2.Mordred
What did King Arthur do to his cheating wife?
She cheats on Arthur with Lancelot. In some stories she was trained by her father and sometimes fights in battles.
What did Lancelot do?
sir Lancelot i a knight of the round table who features in many of king Arthur's victories and battles.
What is king aurthor the final battle about?
King Arthur's final battle was the Battle of Camlan. Historians have put this battle in various parts of the UK, but 'somewhere in Wales' is a popular guess. In this and other battles, King Arthur was fighting the Saxon invaders of his lands.
What was Excalibur and to whom did it belong?
Excaliber was the famous sword the lady of the lake gave king Arthur who used it in many battles
What battle does King Arthur establish himself as king of Britain?
He didn't fight a battle to become King, he just pulled a sword from a stone, which made him King. He did fight many battles later on though.
Who are some of King Arthur's enemies?
Morgan Le Fay (or Morgana), is the main enemy, later joined by her son, Mordred.
What is sir Lucas's advice to King Arthur?
Sir Lucas advises King Arthur to be cautious in choosing his battles and not to seek unnecessary conflict. He urges the king to prioritize peace and justice over aggression and to always consider the welfare of his people. Finally, he reminds Arthur to listen to the counsel of his trusted advisors to make wise decisions for the kingdom.
