King Arthur

i do not know all of them but here are a few......

sir lancelot

sir percival

sir gawain

sir galahad

sir bors

sir owain

sir beheris

sir lamorak

she was beautiful and suductive

when he listened to arthur and finally threw the sword, excalibur, into the lake.

Excalibur was the sword which King Arthur pulled from the stone, and in pulling it from the stone, proving that he was Uther Pendragons son, securing his seat on the throne.

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He never wanted to be king but they saw Arthur pull a great sword from a stone so that's how he became king.

In some versions of the legend, Merlin placed the sword in the stone, in other versions it was supposed to be the sword of Maximus who put the sword in the stone before he went off to Rome to become emperor, pledging that the sword would remain until the day he returned to rule England.

Camalot is a castle in Yorkshire

According to Le Morte dâ??Arthur, Arthurâ??s sword appeared in the church courtyard when there was a need for a new king. The stone had an inscription that said whoever pulled out the sword was the rightful king. Upon Arthur's successful removal of the sword, he became 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].

In the first surviving mention of Igraine, Merlin disguises Uther Pendragon as Gorlois, Igraine's husband before Uther so Uther can enter the Igraine's castle and force her to fall in love with him. Geoffrey of Monmouth The first surviving mention is in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britanniae, where she enters the story as the wife of Gorlois, Duke of Cornwall. King Uther Pendragon falls in love with her and attempts to force his attentions on her at his court. She informs her husband who departs with her to Cornwall without asking leave. This sudden departure gives Uther Pendragon an excuse to make war on Gorlois. Gorlois conducts the war from the castle of Dimilioc but places his wife in safety in the castle of Tintagel. Disguised as Gorlois by Merlin, Uther Pendragon is able to enter Tintagel to satisfy his lust. He manages to rape Igraine by deceit - Igraine believes that she is lying with her husband and becomes pregnant with Arthur. Her husband Gorlois dies in battle that same night. Geoffrey does not say, and later accounts disagree, as to whether Gorlois died before or after Arthur was begotten (something that might be important in determining whether or not a child could be made legitimate by a later marriage to its true father). Uther Pendragon later marries Igraine. According to Geoffrey, Igraine also bore a daughter Anna to Uther Pendragon, this Anna later becoming the mother of Gawain and Mordred. Yet Geoffrey also refers to King Hoel of Brittany as Arthur's nephew and presents a prophecy that to Uther's daughter will be born a line of seven kings, something true if Howel is Anna's son, but not true if only Gawain or Mordred are Anna's sons. There is confusion here, especially as Welsh genealogies name an Anna as Howel's mother but one not connected to Uther Pendragon.

Arthur's wife had a few roles in the series of Dad's Army.

For three episodes she starred as Godfrey's sister Dolly, in another episode she played Miss Fortescue and in yet another episode she played Miss Baker.

Girls must always be protected first, regardless if it puts your own life in danger. Defend the girl. Try to defend yourself after wards. My opinion: There are no cheap shots when it comes to defending yourself from the enemy. Unless, i am boxing, or am in a karate fight, then no kick in the groin/sand in eyes. Remember protecting yourself and others lives matter the most, not how you do it. Do not unnecessarily do anything rash though.

No, he is a fictional character from Camalot and never existed.

Lancelot was known as the greatest and worst of the Knights. He becomes the King's Champion and undertakes quests in the King's name. He becomes the adulterous lover of Queen Guinevere, they have a son named Galahad. This relationship brings to an end the Court of King Arthur. Lancelot was the creation of Chretien de Troyes, written about in the late 1100's. Malory wrote about Lancelot 300 years later when he was presented as a much more popular Knight and became Arthur's favorite Knight. However, Arthur and Lancelot eventually kill each other in battle.

oh yeah. he killed a lot of people. first off, he had to overtake all of the rebel kings scattered throughout england. but that was war- does it really count? obviously as king, Arthur may have had people executed. However, the most heart renching of all is for certain: Arthur killed 39 infant baby boys. Yep, that's right. (Technically, he did not kill them all personally. Originally, he ordered that they be brought to him, so that only his own hands would be bloodied by the deed, but the Knight Anguselus took it upon himself to share in his liege's crime, insisting that if the king's hands were bloodied, then so were all who served him.)

He probably killed quite a few in the Final Battle. He also killed his son, Mordred, in this same battle.

Sir Sagamore Le Deirous was a racing horse that participated in the Great Eastern Steeplechase in South Australia. During the race Simon Mills, the rider, made an awkward landing, fell out of the saddle, and his foot became caught in the stirrup. Undeterred, Sir Sagamore galloped on and dragged Mills like a rag doll over the next steeple. It wasn't until several yards afterwards, that his foot finally dislodged from the stirrup. Simon Mills ended up with a broken arm (due to Sir Sagamore landing on it with his back left hoof) and a couple bruises. Interestingly enough, the horse continued to race (as he was trained) and ended up in the third place position minus the rider resulting in disqualification. Sir Sagamore was later retired.

According to most sources, King Arthur was born of King Uther Pendragon and Igraine, who was wife of the Duke of Cornwall before she married Pendragon. Uther, consumed with obsession/love/lust (whatever you believe), rallied his army and attacked Cornwall. In the course of the battle, Cornwall was killed, and Igraine and Pendragon married, bearing Arthur. However, threat of Saxon attack moved Pendragon to foster out his child. Arthur grew up never knowing of his royal birth. Until, of course, he first laid eyes on glimmering Excalibur.

Another legend has it that Uther (who was indeed Igraine's lover) asked Merlin (a wizard) to cast a spell and make him look like Cornwall so he could consummate his relationship with Igraine. She had been banished to Tintagel (a 5th C Harbour/Castle) by Cornwall, who was jealous of Igraine's possible infidelity. The deal between Merlin and Uther was that any children resulting from the union were to go to Merlin. Well, the deed was done and a child was conceived. Arthur. This version goes a long way to explain the relationship between young Arthur and Merlin.

One, he requests a tutor, and secondly, for Kay he want kay to learn how to be a knight.

Doubtless if you search hard enough, you'll find someonewho disapproves of the Arthurian legends, but in general no.

There are no references of this. It is said that Mark was Arthur's cousin. Mark, it ius claimed ran Cornwall from Tintagel Castle. This was also the location of Arthur's conception. There are many versions of Marks story, many refer to Mark and Celtic links.

The amount of chairs that can fit around a round conference table all depends on the size of the table. Usually, these tables are made to accomodate a minimum of 12 people.

In Cornwall, which is the peninsula which extends out from the southwestern corner of England. Tintagel Castle, where many of the Arthurian stories are set, is on the northern coast of Cornwall.

Lisa Knight and the Round Table - 2004 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:TV-14

the green night was at your moms house, then it just so happened that the round table was shoved up hers..