I believe you're thinking of Prestor John. During the medieval period, Western Europe was almost completely surrounded by Muslim territory, and a legend existed that Prestor John ruled a distant Christian kingdom. The legend could have evolved from sparse accounts of Ethiopia, a uniquely Christian kingdom surrounded by Muslim territory. But in all likelyhood, the legend formed from the hopes of maintaining Christianity in the presence of Islam.
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The richest king in Africa was Mswati the III. Not 11mswati, Mswati the III.
The lion king was a fictional story, and was not based on any certain part of Africa.
West Africa has many kingdoms and therefore many kings.
Prestor John.
Prestor John.
Prestor John.
King Arthur is traditionally associated with Camelot as the palace where he lived. However, Camelot is a legendary and mythical place, and there is no concrete historical evidence of its existence.
You answered your own question: if he was mythical, it means this is a mere myth = a legend = a fabrication, therefore - he never lived. But the myth was probably born in Crete approximately 3500 years ago.
King Arthur is said to have lived in Camelot, a legendary city in Arthurian folklore. Camelot is often portrayed as a mythical and majestic place where King Arthur held court with his Knights of the Round Table.
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King Arthur is character of folklore. If he had lived, as supposed ruler of Britain he would have been Christian.
The first mythical king of Rome was Romulus.
'King Leonardo and His Short Subjects' , they lived in Bongo Congo , Africa .
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