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King Arthur pulls the magical sword Excalibur from the Stone, proving he is the rightful king of Britain. He establishes his kingdom at Camelot and marries Guinevere. Arthur faces many threats to his rule, including five invading kings and a search for the Holy Grail. In his final battle, Arthur is fatally wounded fighting his nephew Mordred, who had seized power while Arthur was away. Arthur's knights take him by boat to the mystical island of Avalon, where he will one day return to rule Britain again.
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The document summarizes key events in the legend of King Arthur in 3 paragraphs. It describes how Arthur was conceived when Merlin magically disguised King Uther to look like Gorlois, Igraine's husband, and how Arthur later pulled the sword from the stone proving his right to be king. It then discusses the Knights of the Round Table and their quests, including the quest for the Holy Grail. Finally, it mentions the love affair between Lancelot and Guinevere that led to Lancelot leaving and Guinevere's sentence to death for infidelity.
The sword excalibur
The document discusses the legend of King Arthur and his famous sword Excalibur. It describes how Merlin prophesied that Arthur would be the destined king and only he could pull the sword from the stone. Excalibur was a symbol of Arthur's divine right to rule, though it did not possess magical powers as commonly believed, but rather made Arthur a better fighter and had God's blessing. The legend tells how Arthur threw Excalibur into a lake after being mortally wounded, with a hand emerging to grab the sword as a sign that there would be no more divine kings.
Arthurian Legends Pwr Pt
The legend of King Arthur began as folk stories in early Britain and tells the story of Arthur, who became king by drawing the sword from the stone. He established Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table, including his most trusted knight Sir Lancelot. Arthur embarked on the quest for the Holy Grail but his kingdom eventually fell due to betrayal by his nephew Sir Mordred. In the end, Arthur was fatally wounded and transported to the island of Avalon, leaving behind a legacy of bravery, chivalry and honor.
Le Morte d'Arthur- Book 5
1. The document summarizes Book 5 of Le Morte d'Arthur by Thomas Malory, which tells the story of King Arthur defeating the Roman Emperor Lucius in battle. It provides context on Malory and the Arthurian legends.
2. In Book 5, Lucius demands tribute from Arthur, but Arthur refuses and prepares his armies to fight Rome instead. He has prophetic dreams during the journey. Arthur then battles and defeats a giant threatening Brittany.
3. Arthur's knights engage Lucius's forces as they invade France, and Arthur ultimately confronts and kills Lucius in a huge battle, establishing his empire from Rome to France. He is later crowned Emperor in Rome
Excalibur
King Uther promised Merlin he would give him his firstborn child in exchange for receiving the powerful sword Excalibur. Merlin took Uther's son Arthur. Years later, Arthur was able to pull Excalibur from the stone where Merlin had left it, proving he was the true king of England. However, a love triangle formed between Arthur, his queen Guinevere, and his knight Lancelot, sowing discord in the kingdom. In the final battle, Arthur was fatally wounded while defeating his illegitimate son Mordred, who he had with his half-sister Morgana. With his dying breaths, Arthur instructed Lancelot to return Excalibur to the lake, hoping it
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