King Arthur is a hero and continuing legend, who established the code of chivalry and the round table. King Arthur was the man who founded the Knights of the Round Table. Merlin and the lady of the like helped King Arthur become the hero and continuing legend he is today. King Arthurs right hand man Merlin helped king Arthur by helping discover the first Excalibur. After many years of searching Merlin took King Arthur to the lady of the lake, and she then gave King Arthur the real Excalibur.
King Arthur was said to have the same or a little bit different than the rest of the knights. King Arthur’s chivalry was invincible strength, valor, justice, modesty, loyalty to superiors, courtesy to equals, compassion to weakness, and devotedness to the church. King Arthur was a well-known for his kindness and his chivalry. The Knights of the Round Table was created by King Arthur. King Arthur was a fearless man, also known as the protector of Great Britain …show more content…
The Knights of the Round Table was first described in 1155 by Wace. When the round table was created they made rules like, everyone who sat there has equal status, to never do outrage nor murder to others, give mercy to whom every asks for mercy, never force a lady, never fight a battle if for wrongful quarrels for love or worldly goods. The 8 most famous Knights of the Round Table were King Arthur, Lancelot, Gawain, Geraint, Percival, Bores the younger, Lamorak, and Kay. It is said that at the peak of The Knights of the Round Table there were 22 knights in
King Arthur was said to have the same or a little bit different than the rest of the knights. King Arthur’s chivalry was invincible strength, valor, justice, modesty, loyalty to superiors, courtesy to equals, compassion to weakness, and devotedness to the church. King Arthur was a well-known for his kindness and his chivalry. The Knights of the Round Table was created by King Arthur. King Arthur was a fearless man, also known as the protector of Great Britain …show more content…
The Knights of the Round Table was first described in 1155 by Wace. When the round table was created they made rules like, everyone who sat there has equal status, to never do outrage nor murder to others, give mercy to whom every asks for mercy, never force a lady, never fight a battle if for wrongful quarrels for love or worldly goods. The 8 most famous Knights of the Round Table were King Arthur, Lancelot, Gawain, Geraint, Percival, Bores the younger, Lamorak, and Kay. It is said that at the peak of The Knights of the Round Table there were 22 knights in