Yes, in one of the legends Morgan Le Fay stole Excalibur when she captured Arthur and another knight named Accolon, who she was in love with. She forced Arthur and Accolon to fight each other without knowing their opponents identities. Morgan gave Accolon Excalibur and Arthur a regular sword. Accolon broke the sword, but the Lady of the Lake intervened, Arthur snatched up Excalibur, and struck Accolon a mortal blow on the head. It was only after that that Arthur removed his helmet and recognized his friend (not exactly the most rational group of knights in the world). After that, Morgan stole the magic scabbard to Excalibur, but Arthur never recovered that.
There is some doubt that King Arthur ever existed. But, according to the legend, he gathered together knights who were virtuous, chivalrous and knightly in their behaviour, especially towards damsons in distress.
There are many legends, all differing from each other. Though there is no real proof King Arthur ever even lived, some believe Sir Lancelot or one of the other knights of The Round Table took over. Other legends, and there is some historical proof, that the Anglo-Saxons took over Britain. However, there is no proof whether or not there was any King between the legendary, King Arthur, and the Saxons.
Scientists are doing tests and they have confirmed that King Arthur may have existed even though there is no such thing as Camelot.It is still debated whether or not he was real. It is for certain that most, (If not all) of English literature that describes him is false. But there may have been a real King Arthur. And we know that his supposed sucessor, Constantine the Third, was real. Meaning we know that Constantine was a king of Britain, but whether or not he followed Arthur is unknown.not ever person thinks so ,but he might be.people say he is coming to life and is trying to stop moredred.
Yes. According to scientific discovery, for Arthur to have his reincarnation, it must have been from 1500 to 200 years since he is dead. On the same night of his reincarnation there must be a meteor shower and an eclipse. So exactly from January 3rd and June 4th 2012 King Arthur will allegedly have his reincarnation.
In Malory's Morte d'Arthur, King Uther held a great feast at his court. Gorlois, the Duke of Cornwall, attended with his wife, Igraine. Uther saw she was beautiful and wanted to take her to bed. Igraine refused Uther's advances and told her husband. She convinced Gorlois to take her home so she wouldn't be dishonored by Uther. This angered Uther and he went to war against Gorlois, beseiging his stronghold at Tintagel. seduced Lady Igraine and All through the seige, Uther was hot in lust for the woman and called for Merlin. Merlin said he would help if Uther promised to give him something in return. Of course Uther promised: anything! Through Merlin's magic, Uther and several men are transformed into the likeness of Gorlois and several of the duke's men. Disguised, they were able to enter the fortress at Tintagel. Uther went straight to Igraine. She was surprised to see her husband there at that hour but . . . Arthur was conceived that night. Merlin knew that Arthur would be special, so he asks for the child, promising that he would take the baby to a trusted man to raise in secret. The baby is born and Merlin takes him to Sir Ector. and raised him when they had the Sir Ector raises the boy, not knowing who Arthur's parents really are. Years late, Uther dies seemingly without an heir. Through a miracle (or Merlin's magic) the sword in the stone appears in a courtyard. A great tournament is held to see who can draw the sword and therefore become King. The rest is history, Arthur pulls the sword from the stone. At first he's contested but eventually the majority of the people concede and proclaim Arthur as their King. then every one knew he was the rightful king of Britain
No i believe that it didn't and if it did it wouldn't be a magical sword it would be a ordinary sword that some king used if fact they don't even know if Camelot existed or king Arther and for all those people that believe that there was a magic sword well that's just sad isn't it
King Arthur was crowned king because the sword in the stone (not Excalibur. Excalibur was given to him by the Lady of the Lake but they are often confused) said "He who so pulleth this sword from this stone and anvil, is rightwise king born of all England." and Arthur, serving as Sir Kai's squire at the time, forgot Kai's sword. he needed a new sword so he pulled the sword out of the stone, and was crowned king at that time. That is the legend. Most historians agree a man named Arthur existed but the original sources differ on precisely what role he had and indeed if he was ever a crowned king. The earliest sources suggest he was a great general who served a king, that king being Emrys Wledig (a.k.a. Ambrosius Aurelianus). As for the sword, it was often the custom to bury great men with their swords. Perhaps Arthur was retrieving his father's sword from his father's tomb.
Its the Prophecy that one day King Arthur will one day be reincarnated. And rise up as the worlds Right full kingforever and ever.
King Arthur is not true. he is indeed a legend. The stories we know and love are fiction. there might be a person that the real king arthur is based uponor even a number of heros are based on him and his personality.But there was no king in the middle ages called King Arthur.. King arthur is son of King uther pendragon and lady Igraine. Morgan Le Fay was one of king Arthur's half sisters, he married Queen Guinevere, and in many stories he diesd in his last battle.If Arthur actually lived, it was probably in the 5th or 6th century.The literary character is a different creature. There were oral traditions about Arthur--stories circulating and being told by story-tellers around the fireside before people started writing them down. The first written mention of Arthur is in 6th century poem. The literature we're most familiar with now first began with Geoffrey of Monmouth and has been expanded upon ever since.Some facts: his sword was Excalibur or Caliburn, people mistake his half-sister Morgan as the mother of Mordred when Morgause was actually Mordred's mother, it is said he did not die and he is the once and future king.Arthur LIVES!
There is some doubt that King Arthur ever existed. But, according to the legend, he gathered together knights who were virtuous, chivalrous and knightly in their behaviour, especially towards damsons in distress.
No it was not stolen.
King Arthur is a legendary character and it is disputed that he ever existed. He was most certainly never King of England. The link below makes interesting reading ------------ Most historical evidence points toward Uther Pendragon to be his father.
I don't recall him ever doing so. Excaliber was King Arther's sword although Queen Guenivre did steal it once for a time and as she was tight with lancelot he may have gotten to hold it.
Henry VIII only had one brother, Arthur who died before Henry became king. Arthur would have been the king of England after the Death of their father Henry VII if he had lived, as he was Henry's elder brother. No brother of Henry VIII was ever king of Scotland.
There are many legends, all differing from each other. Though there is no real proof King Arthur ever even lived, some believe Sir Lancelot or one of the other knights of The Round Table took over. Other legends, and there is some historical proof, that the Anglo-Saxons took over Britain. However, there is no proof whether or not there was any King between the legendary, King Arthur, and the Saxons.
Yes, a 12 year old boy with special needs.
There is some controversy as to whether there was ever a real King Arthur at all. Some have found reason to believe that castle/fortress remains found in the area near Salisbury suggest a one-time home for the legendary Arthur, but there is insufficient evidence to point to a true home to King Arthur in the history books. He did live in Camelot though, in the fantasy stories inspired by the potentially true character.