King Arthur and his Knights (whom was them)???

Question

Everybody knows the names of some of the most popular knights of the round table: Lancelot, Percival, Tristan, Gawain, Bors, Uriens, Kay, Galahad., but, about the others??? whom was them??? which was their names??? how many knights was in the round table???

I will give 10 points to the person who be able to give the right answers, the most exactly date.

Sorry for my poor english

Answer 1

List of Knights of the Round Table
Sir Aglovale, son of King Pellinore of Listinoise
Sir Agravaine, son of King Lot of Orkney
Sir Bedivere (Bedwyr)
Sir Bors, King of Gannes (Gaul)
Sir Breunor, also known as "La Cote Male Taile"
Sir Cador
Sir Caradoc, called "Caradoc Vreichvras", or "Caradoc Strong Arm"
Sir Colgrevance
Sir Constantine, son of Cador, who became king after Arthur's death
Sir Dagonet, the court jester
Sir Daniel
Sir Dinadan, the son of Sir Brunor Senior and brother of Sirs Brunor le Noir 'La Cote Mal Taillée' and Daniel.
Sir Ector, Arthur's foster father and Sir Kay's father
Sir Ector de Maris, the son of King Ban of Benwick
Sir Elyan the White, the son of Sir Bors
Sir Erec, (see also Geraint)
Sir Gaheris
Sir Galahad (son of Lancelot; his seat was the Siege Perilous)
Sir Gareth
Sir Gawain (Gawaine, Walganus, Balbhuaidh, Gwalchmai)
Sir Geraint (see also Erec)
Sir Gingalain, called at first Sir Le Bel Inconnu ("The "Fair Unknown"), Gawain's son
Sir Griflet, also called Sir Griflet le Fils de Dieu
King Bademagus
King Hoel
Sir Kay (Cai, Caius)
Sir Lamorak
Sir Lancelot (Launcelot du Lac, father of Sir Galahad)
King Leodegrance, Guinevere's father and keeper of the Round Table
Sir Lionel
Sir Lucan
Sir Maleagant, who abducted Guinevere
Sir Mordred, Arthur's illegitimate son and destroyer of the kingdom
Sir Morholt
Sir Palamedes the Saracen
Sir Pelleas, husband of the Lady of the Lake
King Pellinore
Sir Percival (Perceval, Peredur), son of Pellinore
Sir Sagramore|Sir Sagramore le Desirous
Sir Safir, brother of Palamedes
Sir Segwarides, brother of Palamedes
Sir Tor
Sir Tristram (Tristan)
King Uriens
Sir Ywain (Owain), son of King Uriens of Gore
Sir Ywain the Bastard, also son of Uriens
In addition, Malory's account includes many obscure knights during the episode containing Sir Urry:

King Clariance of Northumberland, Sir Barrant le Apres (King with a Hundred Knights), King Angwish of Ireland, King Nentres of Garlot, King Carados of Scotland, Sir Galahalt (a duke known as the Haut Prince), Duke Chalance of Clarence, Earl Ulbawes, Earl Lambaile, Earl Aristance, Sir Florence and Sir Lovell (sons of Gawain by Sir Brandiles's sister), Sir Blamor de Ganis, Sir Bleoberis de Ganis, Sir Gahalantine, Sir Galihodin, Sir Menaduke, Sir Villiars the Valiant, Sir Hebes le Renowne, Sir Dodinas le Savage, Sir Kay l'Estrange (not Kay, Arthur's seneschal), Sir Meliot de Logris, Sir Petipace of Winchelsea, Sir Galleron of Galway, Sir Melion of the Mountain, Sir Cardok, Sir Uwain le Avoutres, Sir Ozanna le Coeur Hardi, Sir Ascamore, Sir Grummor Grummorson, Sir Crosslem, Sir Severause le Breuse (known for rejecting battles with men in favor of giants, dragons, and wild beasts), Sir Dornar, Sir Lucan the Butler, Sir Brandiles, Sir Clegis, Sir Sadok, Sir Dinas le Seneschal de Cornwall, Sir Fergus, Sir Driant, Sir Lambegus, Sir Clarus of Cleremont, Sir Clodrus, Sir Hectimere, Sir Edward of Caernarvon, Sir Dinas, Sir Priamus, Sir Helian le Blanc, Sir Brian de Listinoise, Sir Gauter, Sir Reynold, Sir Gillimer, Sir Gumret le Petit, Sir Bellenger le Beau, Sir Hebes (not Hebes le Renowne), Sir Morganor, Sir Sentrail, Sir Suppinabiles, Sir Belliance le Orgulous, Sir Neroveus, Sir Plenorius, Sir Damas, Sir Harry le Fils Lake, Sir Herminde, Sir Selises of the Dolorous Tower, Sir Edward of Orkney, Sir Ironside (Knight of the Red Launds), Sir Arrok, Sir Degrevant, Sir Degrave sans Villainy (fought with the giant of the Black Lowe), Sir Epinogris (son of King Clariance of Northumberland), Sir Lamiel of Cardiff, Sir Plaine de Fors, Sir Melias de l'Isle, Sir Borre le Coeur Hardi (King Arthur's son), Sir Mador de la Porte, Sir Colgrevance, Sir Hervis de la Forest Savage, Sir Marrok (whose wife turned him into a werewolf for seven years), Sir Persant, Sir Pertolepe, Sir Perimones (brother to Persant and Pertolepe. Called the Red Knight), Sir Lavain, and Sir Urry.

Sir Urry was a Hungarian knight who comes to Camelot, seeking Arthur's help in healing his wounds.

In the end, 110 knights--in addition to Arthur--are unable to heal Sir Urry. When Sir Lancelot arrives in Camelot, his touch heals the wounded knight. This scene depicts all the knights together at the same time, with the exception of those deceased, on quest, or otherwise ascended (as with Galahad).

Source: Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur, the Winchester Manuscript. Edited and abridged by Helen Cooper, this book was published by Oxford University Press in 1998.

Answer 2

Arthur, Kay, Bedivere, and Gawain were all based (as well as Guinevere) were based on real people from Welsh history-they lived late 5th century-early 6th century.

"Arthur" was a title, coming from the welsh "Arth" for "Bear"
Cai
Bedwir
Gwalchmai
Gwenhyfar
are the historical spellings.

Arthur, Cai, Bedwir, and Gwalchmai were welsh soldiers who fought for the kingdom of Gwennyyth in the early 6th century.

Lancelot entered the tale in the middle ages w/ Chretien de Troyes's story "Launcelot du chevalier du charette".

Arthur was also based on a man named Riothamus, sent to Britain by Leo I in 467 to fight the Saxons away from Roman territory. Geoffrey Ashe says that "Riothamus" can be traced to 5th century British form "Rigotamus" which can be translated as "supreme-king" or "supremely royal"

Answer 3

There were 13 knights of the Round Table according to legend.

They were:
Arthur
Launcelot
Gawaine
Geraint
Gareth
Galahad
Gaheris
Bors
Bedivere
Kay
Lamorak
Percivale
and Tristran

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Sir Leodegrance of Camellia was the best as he was played by Patrick Stuart in the film Excalibur. This is an excellent film and well worth watching.

Answer 6

they were not knights at all (blame Le Morte De Arther)

If there was an Arthur,they were mort likely to have been a Celtic war band resisting the Saxons.

They can`t have been Knights(a few centuries too early)

Answer 7

What a load of guff.
It's all fairy stories.
As for them becoming the Knight's Templar - what an idiot to write that!
Like Robin Hood, it shows the English propensity to invent heroes.
Mind you, Nelson was a real one.

Answer 8

supposidly these knights in later years became templar knighits who travelled all over europe fighting for freedom and peace .the present day knights are known as freemasons they work in a totally different way to help people. hope this helps you.

Answer 9

If you already know the answer why are you pestering the rest of us?
P.S. Stick your 10 points - you wouldn't have given me them anyway! (But I still get two points)

Answer 10

All the answers are in RUTHIN, this is were Merlin arranged so many things......

Answer 11

Have a look at this link it gives you list http://www.timelessmyths.com/arthurian/roundtable.html#List