This is the most popular theme which later English poetry derived from medieval legend and that can be also included in the oral traditional literature:
- King Arthur, Guinevere, the Knights- Lancelot, Gawain, Perceval…
King Arthur is said to be a British King about whom there are many doubts and many contradictory aspects. Genealogies and elements from his life and environment are different or do not coincide.
According to the tradition he was Uther’s and Igraine’s son. Arthur got married to Guinevere always finding near to him some invincible knights such as the ones mentioned before. Traditions also talk about a magician called Merlin and all of them agree introducing Mordred as Arthur’s main enemy. King Arthur also appears near Excalibur which is the name of a very significant sword. King Arthur’s knights achieve many deeds on his benefit and one of them it was the search of the Holy Grail.
Un poco de historia no viene mal, gracias por tu aportación. Una historia muy bonita para enseñar valores en clase
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Gracias a ti por tu comentario Marisa.
ResponderEliminarUn tema estupendo, Javier :-)
ResponderEliminar¡Enhorabuena por el blog!
Muchas gracias, a ver si tengo tiempo para poder continuarlo y no dejarlo a medias.
ResponderEliminarInteresting and useful informacion. Thank you for you blog, it will help me in my English classes.
ResponderEliminarThanks a lot for your comment. I'll try to continue with this blog if time permits.
ResponderEliminarGreat Post thankyou :D
ResponderEliminarTo bring the account up to date, thought you might be interested to see my King Arthur’s Summer Solstice at Stonehenge machinima film in which King Arthur of Salisbury, Britain, narrates his own poems for this film
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wuNE5M01ME
Bright Blessings,
elf ~
Thanks for your tip, sorry but I have had no time for updating the blog, I'll try to continue with it as soon as possible. ;))
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