If I remember correctly there was 12 but other knights would visit and be asked to sit. But Camelot & Arthur did not exsist. So the real answer would be none.
2007-10-22 04:51:30
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answered by specail ed 3
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Wenchest round table history trace to 1270s, list 25 knights' names.
Every year, King Arthere called the knights together to Pentecost's Karmelor Castle. However, different stories record different sum of knights, from 12 to 150 or so. The earliest writer who described round table is Wace, his Roman de Brut is more detailed description to Historia Regum Britannian of Geoffrey of Monmouth. But even the earliest writers, including Geoffrey and Welsh Arthere Tale attribute the following superior knights to King Arthere:
Sir Aglovaleï¼
Sir Agravaineï¼
Sir Bedivere (Bedwyr)
Sir Borsï¼
Sir Cador
Sir Caradocï¼
Sir Colgrevance
Sir Constantineï¼
Sir Dagonetï¼
Sir Daniel
Sir Dinadan,
Sir Ector
Sir Ector de Marisï¼
Sir Elyan the Whiteï¼
Sir Erecï¼
Sir Gaheris
Sir Galahad
Sir Gareth
Sir Gawain (Gawaine, Walganus, Balbhuaidh, Gwalchmai)
Sir Geraint
Sir Gingalainï¼
Sir Griflet
King Hoel
Sir Kay (Cai, Caius)
Sir Lamorak
(Launcelot du Lac)
King Leondegrance,
Sir Lionel
Sir Lucan
Sir Maleagantï¼
Sir Mordred,
Sir Palamedes the Saracen
Sir Pelleas
King Pellinore
Sir Percival (Perceval, Peredur)
Sir Safirï¼
Sir Segwaridesï¼
Sir Tor
Sir Tristram
King Uriens
Sir Ywain (Owain),
Sir Ywain the Bastardï¼
Cai the Tallï¼Sir Kayã
Bedwyr, "Bedrydant", Sir Bedivere.
Gwalchmaiï¼Sir Gawainã
Cadorï¼
Kyndeligï¼
Gurhyr Gwalstatï¼
Meneuï¼
Caradocï¼"Briefbras"
2007-10-22 12:29:01
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answered by Happy Life Tree 1
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