Leodagan

In the Arthurian tale, Leodagan is the father of Guinevere and therefore the father-in-law of Arthur Pendragon, king of the Bretons. Léodagan is also king of Carmélide. The story goes that Leodagan, struggling with Claudas of the Desert Land, had to ask Arthur for help, who fought with 40 knights and the magical powers of Merlin. At the end of the battle, Arthur met the king's daughter and they were married soon after.

Arthurian legend

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Leather in the Middle Ages:tanning processes and leather articles
Humans have used skins and skins to make clothing and other objects for thousands of years. Animal skins were probably used as a by-product of hunting as early as the Stone Age and were made more durable by smoking or fats. Leather was also of great importance to people in the Middle Ages. Leather a
Henry VII and the fulfillment of the prophecy about the return of King Arthur
Who has not enjoyed the stories of the mythical King Arthur and his noble knights? The sword Excalibur in the stone that only the king of England could remove, the magic of Merlin, the Round Table of the castle of Camelot where Arthur and his knights narrated their exploits saving maidens or fightin
The Stone of King Arthur, a 6th-century tombstone with Latin and ogam inscriptions
In the town of Slaughterbridge (Cornwall, UK), just off the road from Camelford to Tintagel, there is a garden created in the 18th century by Charlotte Boscawen, Lady Falmouth. In it there is an ancient stone almost 3 meters long, which bears inscriptions in Latin and Ogam. This is not at all unusu
Leodagan
In the Arthurian tale, Leodagan is the father of Guinevere and therefore the father-in-law of Arthur Pendragon, king of the Bretons. Léodagan is also king of Carmélide. The story goes that Leodagan, struggling with Claudas of the Desert Land, had to ask Arthur for help, who fought with 40 knights an