Mordred - Wikipedia
WEBIn a popular telling, originating from the French chivalric romances of the 13th century and made prominent today through its inclusion in Le Morte d'Arthur, Mordred is a power-hungry son of Arthur from the incest with Morgause, prophesied by Merlin and destined to bring Britain to ruin.
Sir Mordred - King Arthur's Knights
WEBAs an adult, Mordred became one of Arthur’s knights and was for a time a companion of Lancelot. He took the part of the Orkney family against the family of Pellinore, slaying Pellinore’s son, Lamorak. When Arthur went to fight …
Mordred - Merlin Wiki | Fandom
WEBMordred is the first person to call Merlin by his druid name "Emrys". When Kilgharrah foresaw that Mordred would be responsible for the death of Arthur Pendragon, the dragon warned Merlin not to help the young druid but he could not allow the boy to die and helped Arthur rescue Mordred.
Mordred - Encyclopedia.com
WEBMordred was the illegitimate son of King Arthur and his half-sister Morgause (pronounced mor-GAWZ). Mordred is best remembered for his betrayal of Arthur and for launching the battle that led to Arthur's demise. He appears in even the earliest versions of Arthurian legend, though the specifics of his life vary widely.
Mordred - The Legend of King Arthur - Hero of Camelot
WEBMordred was King Arthur's son-nephew by his half sister, Morgause. Conceived through treachery, he was treacherous himself, and a danger to Arthur's kingdom.
Deciphering Mordred: The Enigma at the Heart of Arthurian Legend
WEBOct 26, 2023 · He is often depicted as the illegitimate son of King Arthur, a result of an incestuous relationship with his half-sister Morgause. It is Mordred who ultimately precipitates the downfall of the Arthurian kingdom by rebelling against his uncle and initiating the catastrophic Battle of Camlann.
Mordred: Villain of Arthurian Legend or Misunderstood Figure …
WEBFeb 6, 2024 · Sir Mordred, a name inextricably linked to deceit and disloyalty in Arthurian legend, remains a figure shrouded in mystery and intrigue. His story, woven into the rich tapestry of mediaeval folklore, has been a subject of fascination and debate for centuries.
Mordred, the Arthurian Villan - legendofkingarthur.co.uk
WEBMordred (Modred, Medrawd, or Medraut) has become the traitor and the villain in the King Arthur legends. Described as Arthur's nephew by some, while many stories cite Mordred as being Arthur's bastard son by his half-sister Morgause, the wife of King Lot.
Mordred | Facts, Information, and Mythology - Encyclopedia …
WEBMordred is Arthur's nephew who rules jointly with Guinevere during Arthur's campaign in Gaul. Modred persuades the Queen into an adulterous affair and usurps the throne, making peace with the hated Saxons, whom Arthur had destroyed at Badon .
Mordred the Traitor – Nightbringer.se
WEBMordred was the last man left alive of all his army and allies who fought there, and at the last he was killed by Arthur – though Mordred did not return Arthur a mortal blow until he felt that he himself had his death wound.
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