King Arthur The King Of Camelot

King Arthur is legendary. He was said to be the king of Camelot and is debated about by many of whether he was a historical figure or just a folklore. Arthur was said to have defeated the Saxons and to build and empire in many countries. He supposedly ruled during the 5th and 6th centuries. Many authors have written about King Arthur, his knights of the round table, and many other aspects of the King Arthur stories, but they all interpreted the stories differently and put their own little twist on the story. Nobody actually knows if he was real or just made up because during the 5th and 6th century nothing was written down, so there is no definite evidence of whether he was a historical person. Everyone has their opinion on Arthur, and no one

Merlin warns him that she is destined to love Sir Lancelot and him her, but his mind is set. Throughout many stories she is kidnapped and is a damsel in distress and must be saved. Mordred, Arthur’s son, claimed his father had been killed by Lancelot and tried to marry Guinevere. “Guinevere beguiled Mordred into letting her go to London, ostensibly to buy “all manner of things that longed unto the wedding” but she locked herself and her entourage away in a well-stocked Tower of London.” The king was never killed and came back and got her out of the tower. In the end, she was unfaithful to the king and had an affair with Lancelot. This led to the fall of the Round Table and Camelot. The people who believe King Arthur was real thinking that the stories were based off a real person then twisted due to the lore and the imagination of the many people it would have been passed through throughout the years. “The Celts blended stories of the warrior Arthur with those of much older mythological characters, such as Gwydion, a Welsh priest-king… As time went on, the old pagan and Celtic features of King Arthur's story were buried under new layers of myth.” Everything about him that could

Some believe he was a real person all in his own, while others believe he was just based off of someone in the 5th and 6th century. Though the others believe he was a figment of someone's imagination who chose to write about him. Either way the story of King Arthur is very fascinating and a is a great read. There are many stories from King Arthur that are broken down which gives it much more details. Some stories are about Morgan le Fay, others about The Round Table, and many different ones about Arthur’s childhood. There is no solid proof on if Arthur existed, but there is no solid proof that Arthur never exist. So the search, along with the debate, will go on with people trying to find information to prove the other side