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Arthur was the son of Uther and Ygraine - but Ygraine was NOT Uther's wife when Arthur was conceived. Had Uther and Ygraine had other legitimately conceived children, Aurthr would have been .... "inconvenient", and a potential threat to Uther's other sons. For Arthur's own safety, Merlin took the infant Arthur away to be raised separately. One more point; there is only ONE KING AT A TIME. If Uther was King, then Arthur could not be - and Arthur could not be King while Uther lived.
There is no anvil in Athurian myth, nor were there any anvils in Medeval period. You may be thinking of the Stone. King Arthur extracted the sword from the stone to prove he was the true king of England.
Merlin took Arthur away to protect him from the dangers surrounding his birth and to ensure his safe upbringing. After the death of King Uther, Arthur's father, Merlin recognized that Arthur needed to be raised away from the political turmoil and threats to his life. By safeguarding Arthur's identity and educating him in the ways of leadership and magic, Merlin aimed to prepare him to eventually reclaim his rightful place as king. This act set the foundation for Arthur's future as a legendary ruler.
The story of King Arthur is primarily set in Britain, particularly in areas associated with ancient Celtic culture. Key locations include Camelot, his legendary castle, and Avalon, a mystical island. The tales often take place against the backdrop of medieval England, combining historical and mythical elements that reflect the landscape of the time.
Disney's The Sword in the Stone is set in England during the Middle Ages at the home of Sir Ector. Arthur has been sent to live with them so that he can become a squire for Ector's son, Kaye. During a hunt with Kaye, Arthur falls through the ceiling of a cottage in the woods to land at Merlin's table. The wizard decides to take on the education of Arthur that he now nicknames "Wart". The movie takes place in the castle of Sir Ector and the surrounding lands as Merlin instructs Wart. The story reaches a climax when Wart attends a joust with Kaye as his squire and forgets the sword. Stumbling across a sword in stone, he pulls it out planning to take it to Kaye. What he didn't know was that he has pulled the sword that only the "rightwise born King of England" could pull this sword from this stone. King Arthur is anointed and the young Wart and his wizard Merlin begin their time in Camelot.
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he used his awsome skill to get a round table naa just joken Merlin cut it from a massive tree he used his awsome skill to get a round table naa just joken Merlin cut it from a massive tree
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in the days of King Arthur.
Every day, King Arthur would take lessons from Merlyn. He would also try to remove the sword from the stone, until he finally succeeded.
Does it take place inCamelot?
Arthur was the son of Uther and Ygraine - but Ygraine was NOT Uther's wife when Arthur was conceived. Had Uther and Ygraine had other legitimately conceived children, Aurthr would have been .... "inconvenient", and a potential threat to Uther's other sons. For Arthur's own safety, Merlin took the infant Arthur away to be raised separately. One more point; there is only ONE KING AT A TIME. If Uther was King, then Arthur could not be - and Arthur could not be King while Uther lived.
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There is no anvil in Athurian myth, nor were there any anvils in Medeval period. You may be thinking of the Stone. King Arthur extracted the sword from the stone to prove he was the true king of England.
it was somewhere between 500 AD to 600 AD