King Arthur? King Arthur: British legendary hero, king of England in the Middle Ages and leader of the knights of the Round Table. King Wu Seer's son, because the king's enemies wanted to kill him at that time, was taken to Sir Elector Hou's castle by the great magician Merlin and raised by Sir Elector Hou. Later, because he pulled out the sword in the stone, he was regarded as the doomed king of England. He is the founder of the knight spirit of the round table and has many legends.

2. Lancelot

The first knight of King Arthur's Round Table, his love affair with Queen Guinevere led to the war between him and King Arthur. Gentle, brave and helpful. He once set out to look for the Holy Grail, but he failed because of pride. When the queen began to practice flame, Lancelot launched an unnecessary battle to save her from the fire, which led to the split of the knights of the Round Table. After this battle, Lancelot became a monk and repented for the monk, and there was no new story until his death.

3. Gawain

One of the knights of the Round Table, nephew of King Arthur. The eldest son of King orkney was knighted at Arthur's wedding. He refused to let Guinevere burn at the stake, but in the end the stake was allowed. In this execution, Gawaine's brother was killed by mistake when Lancelot saved the Queen. Gawaine was very sad, because this incident led to the split of the Knights of the Round Table, and he once took revenge on Lancelot. But before he died, he forgave Lancelot and repented of his hatred. Finally, he was buried in Dover Castle.

4. geraint

Geraint: The knight of the Round Table in Arthurian legend and the husband of Enid. The son of Irbin, a knight in Devon, he restored Sir Inier's territory, fell in love with Sir Inier's beautiful daughter Enid, and finally married her. After marriage, Enid complained that he was too lazy. geraint was deeply ashamed of this, but later he mistakenly thought that Enid was unfaithful to him. So he took her on a trip and did many experiments in the middle. Finally, geraint believed that Enid had not been unfaithful to him, so they returned to the castle and spent the rest of their lives happily.

5. Arthur's nephew)

Segareth Gareth: The youngest son of the king of orkney, and Arthur's nephew. When he first entered King Arthur's palace, he hid his name and identity, and Sir Kay arranged for him to do odd jobs in the kitchen. Gareth later accepted the task of Linnaeus, defeated the Dark Knight, the Green Knight, blue rider and the Brown Knight, and finally defeated the Red Knight, rescued Linnaeus' sister Leonas and fell in love with her. Their love was blocked by their sister Rinnet, but in the end, Arthur came forward in person, and finally, all shall be well. Gareth was finally killed by Lancelot in the event of saving the Queen.

6. Noble people

SirGalahad Ghahad: In the legend of King Arthur, he was the purest knight of the Round Table and found the Holy Grail by himself. Is the son of Lancelot and Elaine (the daughter of Elaine (Pelaes)). When he first came to Arthur's palace, he sat in a dangerous seat, because the knight in this position would be responsible for finding the holy track. But as a nearly perfect knight, he finally found the Holy Grail.

7. Sir Gaheris

Sirgahris Sir Gaheris: One of the Knights of the Round Table. Gahris is also the son of King orkney. He is Sir Gawaine's younger brother. Before he became a knight, he was his brother's squire. Together with his brother, he rescued Queen Guinevere in the flame trial. Although it was an accident, Lancelot didn't take them as his own. From then on, Sir Gawaine hated Lancelot.

8. Bao Si

SirBorsdeGanis？ Bao Si: One of the knights of the Round Table in Arthurian legend, nephew of Sir Lancelot. Son of king Bors. He witnessed Sir galahad's achievement in winning the Holy Grail. After galahad's death, he returned to Arthur and reported the matter to the king in detail. He was a very loyal knight and finally died in a battle to maintain chivalry.

9. Bedeville

Bedeville: One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur's legend. On his deathbed, King Arthur boarded a ship to Avalon Island. He was the last knight who survived the battle with Mordred. When Arthur thought he was fatally wounded, he entrusted Bedivere to throw his sword into the lake, but Bedivere couldn't bear to throw it twice before until the third time. Then he helped Arthur to the lake and let him go to Avalon by boat. After this incident, he lived in seclusion in a remote temple until his death.

10, Kay

Silkay: The legend of King Arthur, the righteous brother and leader of King Arthur. The son of Sir Hector, and Arthur are brothers (Hector is Arthur's adoptive father). When Hector participated in the championship for the first time, he left his sword in the hotel and didn't take it out. When Arthur ran back to get it, the hotel was closed. He had no choice but to pull out his sword in the stone. Since then, Arthur has been king of England. After Arthur became king, he made Kay the steward of the court. Sir Kay can't control his mouth a bit, but he is definitely a credible knight.

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SirLamorak？ Ian marlock: One of the Knights of the Round Table. Sir Lamorak, the son of King Perinaud, is one of the three most powerful knights. He once defeated 30 knights at one time, and his marksmanship was considered invincible at that time. Sir Lamorak is a knight of Queen Margos. He was finally killed by Mordred. When Lamorak was fighting with three knights, Mordred sneaked up behind him and killed him.

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Percival Percival: One of the Knights of the Round Table. The son of King Pelino, except Sir galahad, is the most outstanding knight. On the way to accompany galahad in the search for the Holy Grail, he met Ms. Ranchofler. percival finally married her, lived with their son, and later became the local king.

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About Arthur—

It is said that Arthur was an English hero around the 5th century AD, but because he was not included in the history books at that time, historians still disputed his existence. Arthur first appeared in Welsh folklore at the end of the 6th century. At the end of the eighth century or the beginning of the ninth century, a Welsh priest named ninisz first mentioned Arthur in his fragments of English history written in Latin.

According to him, in the 5th century A.D., in the southwest of present-day England and around Wales, a man named Arthur resisted the Anglo-Saxon invasion and won 12 battles, thus winning 44 years of peace. But this man is not Wang Feidi, but the military leader of the local feudal lords who jointly resisted the invaders. Since then, many magical legends have appeared around this character.

In the 12 century, these legends have been greatly developed. In another Welsh priest GeoffreyofMonmouth's Latin book "History of British Kings" (Britanniae), King Arthur became the monarch. Later, people gradually mixed the legend of the knights of the Round Table and their search for the Holy Track into various legends about King Arthur. The legends of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table snowballed in the following centuries, and at the same time, these stories spread more and more widely throughout Western Europe.

In the15th century, the English writer Thomas Mallory created the most complete and influential literary work Arthur about King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table. When processing and sorting out a lot of materials, Mallory played down the superstition and religious color in the original work, highlighted the merits and chivalry of the knights of the Round Table, and especially emphasized King Arthur's own martial arts, shaping him into a unique and distinctive king image.

According to legend, Arthur is the son of King Dragon of Uthern. After his birth, he was raised by the mage Merlin and the noble Sir eckert. Two years later, the king died, and the nobles of the British island coveted the throne and argued endlessly about the succession. A few years later, Merlin and the Archbishop of Canterbury invited the prince and ministers to meet in London at Christmas to decide the heir to the throne.

On Christmas Day, a sword inserted on a boulder was found in the courtyard of the cathedral. On the sword was engraved a line of gold: "The man who pulled out this sword should be the king of Britain." On this day, Sir eckert happened to take his sons Silkay and Arthur to London. Arthur drew his sword without blowing dust, and all the people present cheered and supported Arthur as king. When Arthur was crowned, he vowed to govern the country justly for life.