Guinevere caught the eye of King Arthur, and they fell in love. They fell desparately in love.
Guenevere
Guenevere
King Arthur loved his brother, sir Kay, his adopted father, Sir Ector, his country, and his wife, Guinevere.
no he married Guinevere. Who is a woman. And he was in love with her so he was not gay.
Lancelot saved Lady Guinevere Because he and Gwen Were in Love. She cheated on her husband (King Arthur) to be with Lancelot. They were found in Gwen's bedroom by a bunch of Arthur's knights. Gwen was sentanced to Death by being burned at the stake. Obviously Lancelot couldn't stand there and watch his love die because of what he did. So he saved her :)))))) It really is quite romantic.... If you forget that the whole Kingdom of Camelot fell apart because of their love and kind of destroyed Arthur. He was so troubled he died :((
Guenevere
Guenevere
Arthur was the King of England, of course, and also the lord of all the land......Guenevere loved him for her own reasons, but also loved Lancelot (her lover) for his reasons. Arthur knew about her cheating on him because Merlin told it would happen. Arthur didn't want to catch them in the act, for he would have to release war on his best friend, Lancelot. Guenevere really loved them both, but couldn't leave Arthur for him.
Guievere was only married to Arthur before she entered a convent and became a nun.
I'm not exactly sure what book you are reading-- but Merlin could worn Arthur about Morguese, Morgan, Mordred, Lancelot, or Guenevere.
King Arthur had is court at C A M E L O T.
Depends on how you look at love. In some cases it can be a myth. Like King Arthur and Guenevere. Their love was true until she met Sir Galahad and she fell in love with him. Cleopatra and Mark Anthony's love was not a myth because she gave up her life with the asp to be with him in death. Romeo and Juliet's love was not a myth. It all depends on how you look at it.
Like most of Arthurian legend, this depends on which version you have read. Gerald of Wales, who died in the 1200's, stated that he saw King Arthur exhumed. He claimed on the head stone it said 'Here lies buried the famous King Arthur with Guenevere his second wife in the island of Avalon.' If this is any indication of what the popular version of the story was, then the answer is two.
Guenevere Taylor goes by Guen.
In the medieval romance Lanzelet, Lancelot (Lanzelet) marries four different women, one after the other until settling down permanently with the third who was named Iblis. Lanzelet fathered on her a daughter and three sons who inherited Lanzelet's lands.In the French Arthurian romances which tell anything about Lancelot's love life, Lancelot was the lover of Queen Guenevere. According to the Prose Lancelot from the time when Lancelot first met Queen Guenevere Lancelot was totally in love with her and desired no other woman and had no desire to wed any save Guenevere whom he could not have as his wife since she was married to King Arthur.
Lancelot, when in infant, lived in the court of his father King Ban in the country of Benwick, in whatever city King Ban was dwelling in at a particular time. Benwick in the Prose Lancelot and later romances is approximately the Saumarois region of Anjou-Touraine.During his childhood Lancelot lived in a valley over which an enchantment had been cast so that to outsiders it appeared to be a lake.When he reached the age of 18, Lancelot went to Britain to be knighted by King Arthur at Camelot. For most of the period when Lancelot was one of Arthur's knights, his home was at King Arthur's court, which King Arthur held in many different cities: Camelot, Carlisle (Cardueil), Caerleon, London, and others. But Lancelot spent most of his time wandering Brtain seeking adventures and achieving quests. Lancelot had also won for himself the castle of Joyous Gard on the Humber River of which he was lord and he occasionally dwelt there.When Queen Guenevere caught Lancelot lying with King Pelles' daughter, believing she was Guenevere, Guenevere banished Lancelot and Lancelot went mad. At last Lancelot stumbled into Corbenic and was healed by the Holy Grail and spent some years thereafter in a nearly island with King Pelles' daughter until he was found by Perceval and Hector and learned that Guenevere had forgiven him and very much wanted him to return to court.When the love affair of Lancelot and Guenevere became openly known, Lancelot and his men took Guenevere to Joyous Gard and he remained there fighting a civil war with King Arthur. When the Church forced peace terms by which King Arthur was given back Guenevere, Lancelot and his men went to live in Benwick and Gaunes in Gaul, kingdoms which belonged to Lancelot and his kin by hereditary right.Learning of Mordred's rebellion against Arthur, Lancelot and his men returned to Britain to aid Arthur, but on arriving they learned that Mordred had been slain and Arthur had vanished. Lancelot became a hermit and lived in a hermitage until he died.
Sir Launcelot confessed to committing adultery with Queen Guinevere, the wife of King Arthur, in the Arthurian legend. This act was considered a grave betrayal of his loyalty to King Arthur and his code of chivalry.