He was a king, that's why we have the Legend of King Arthur and Excalibur, the sword in the stone, and the lady of the lake and Merlin and Guinivere and Lancelot and the whole thing. Pastscapian wrote: Arthur of the earlier legends and pseudo-histories (8th/9th/10 Centuries) isn't called a king. He's either 'Lord of the Islands' or a dux bellorum (leader of battles). In fact, he's seen more as a superhuman, or even minor deity figure. The Protector of Britannia. He is only later actually called a king and even an emperor in one legend.
Merlin the magician is the most famous one.
Whoever could draw a mysterious sword out of a stone should be the next king.
The Actor Bradley James comes from England, and will eventually become King Arthur. [this is if you're referring to the Adventure of Merlin].
King Arthur is a legendary king and did not exist.
He did not have to defeat anyone . . . legend has it that whoever could pull this sword out of the stone would become king of England . . . Merlin had led Arthur to the sword in the stone and Arthur pulled it out and became a great king. This is a fascinating fable.
name the famous city where king Arthur lived happy land
when he was 16 King Arthur is fictional. When he pulled the sword from the stone, he became king.
The chalice in King Arthur's tails was the Holy Grail.
King Arthur pulled out a sword from a rock which all the other weaklings coudn't
King Arthur
To become King of England, Arthur had to pull the sword Excalibur from the stone. This was seen as a sign from the Lady of the Lake that he was the rightful king.
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Excalibur
There is a company called William Arthur that sells cards, but the most famous William Arthur is perhaps William Arthur Ward who is famous as the author of Fountains of Faith.
he told arthur that he would be a great king, but then arthur met guinevere and Merlin told arthur if he married guinevere she would be his downfall and the downfall of his kingdom
Arthur never became king because he died before the throne was avalible.
Excalibur.