King Arthur

Arthur "King Cat" Walsh was a professional jitterbugger in real life. He was born in Canada on 15 Jun 1923 and died in Los Angeles County, California on 24 Sep 1995.

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Here is a way you can get arthur's legend 1 step 1. select deep woods step 2. then give the towns people 80 rings

Loyalty best identifies the symbolism of the sword in "King Arthur". The only person who can take the sword out of the stone is the person who first shows loyalty to the thrown.

ether alphamon is because he is sapost to be the strongest royal knight or something like that or most likely imperialdraon paladin mode because he created the royal knights in the first place

A Perch (fish), Merlin (type of hawk), ant, owl, goose, and badger. (all in order of occurance from first to last)

Sir Tristan was a Cornish heo and one of the Knights of the Round Table. Tristan was sent to fetch Iseult back from Ireland to wed the king. However, he and Iseult accidentally consume a love potion while en route and fall helplessly in love. The pair undergo numerous trials that test their secret affair.

how did king arthur meet merlin?

Merlin told King Uther, Arthur's dad that whoever would pull the sword from the stone was the true heir. Merlin was Arthur's tutor while he was raised by his foster father, Sir Ector

I would say "No" because he was supposedly born in the 5th century.

because men were somewhat higher class citizens. Not like islam today or some other places where woman can be raped and be persicuted as if its their fault.

i think so cause in the commercial of golden pancakes or something,it says "get a chance to go to behind the scenes in Europe but I'm not sure.

um . . . he doesn't! the trap was to fall in love with Arthur's wife the queen. He fell in love with her. Arthur banished them from Camelot but they were still welcome in Albion. they both fought with Arthur against Mordred. Lancelot died in the battle and the queen is welcomed back into Camelot and becomes the new ruler.

Hermes is the Greek god of knowledge.

Mercury is the messenger god of trade and exchange.

Get on your knee, remove sword from belt hook, lay the blade on your hands (flat, with the handle hanging off your right hand, the pointy part on your left plam.) and say "You deserve this more than I do. You are the king of this land and I will be honored to serve you"

First, the Celtic Christmas, celebrated on Dec. 21, is called "Alban Arthuan" (Winter Solstice).

Second, according to this website, King Arthur was born on December 21.*

Doesn't that turn Arthur into Jesus Christ -- the hero who at the darkest hour comes to save us all from Evil?

Thing is, since Arthur isn't plunked into the same rule book with Yahweh "the … psychotic delinquent,"...he's bound to be Big-Time better than Jesus.

Arthur of course picked up his power not from a psychotic delinquent, but from from the Great Guiding Goddess.

According to Barbara Walker, King Arthur's mother was the Triple Goddess. "Arthur lost his sacred mana when he lost his queen, the Triple Goddess incarnate in Guinevere, who was really three Guineveres according to the Welsh Triads"

Have you heard this before -- that King Arthur was the British Jesus Christ?

Uthyr Pendragon, Arthur's father, gained control of much of England in his exploits. To many who served him, he might have been seen not only as a ruler, but a superhuman conqueror. Jesus's father, Yahweh, was not only a superhuman figure, but also a supernatural figure because God the Father was a god in his own right. Both were born from powerful fathers, but neither knew his father.

Their conceptions share a parallel in that they were both highly unusual. Jesus was conceived indirectly by holy spirit, and Arthur by rape. It is also interesting to note that Arthur's birthday is historically attributed to December 25th, Christmas Day, the day Jesus's birthday is traditionally celebrated. Both were born into similar unusual circumstances signaling the starts of their heros' journey.

Both Jesus and Arthur had something to prove - a fate bigger than them to live up to - yet it's interesting that neither was aware of their greater purpose. Until he began his ministry at 30, Jesus was not aware that his purpose on earth was to save the world from sin. Arthur, taken from his father by Merlin and raised without knowing his past, never knew his destiny to be King until he pulled Excalibur out of the stone. With courage and fortitude, both accepted the destinies thrust upon them with little questioning or hesitation.

It's possible, but not easy unless you find a modern translation. Look in your library for Morte d'Arthur. It's usually in two volumes written in Early or Middle English. Of course, it's not really History since King Arthur is considered a Legend and there is no concrete evidence that such a person existed. Another useful story of Arthur is found in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britannae, which has been translated into English several times. Remember that medieval accounts were often not consistent with one another, and almost any major point that one author makes will be implicitly or explicitly denied by another.

A snake bit one of the knights. He chopped at it with his sword. Everybody saw a sword being raised and thought somebody was attacking and so began immediately fighting.

Merlin arranged for the King of England, after Uther's death, to be decided by a test. In a church graveyard was a stone, and in it a sword with the words on either side "Take me up" and "Cast me away".

All knights tried to draw the sword from the stone but couldn't. Arthur wasn't allowed to try as he was only a squire.

At the tournament, Kay is missing his sword as Arthur, as Kay's squire, has forgotten it. He runs back to the inn but it's closed, so he spots the sword in the church graveyard and draws it, promising to return it. He takes it to Kay, who recognises it.

After, Kay is asked by his father, Sir Ector, if he drew it and he says he did. They return to the graveyard and the sword is placed back in the stone and Kay is instructed to draw it again. Naturally, he can't. Arthur is then told to try and he draws the sword easily.

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no one is really sure if he did or not. well actually, he probably did but the LEGEND of king author probably didnt exist.

pulling the sword from the stone

Merlin the wizard does not have a role in the Christian Church.

Arthur's Seat is an extinct volcano in Edinburgh

Sir Lancelot and King Arthur.

Merlin is considered to be the only friend of Arthur and the Dragon is the enemy.