Arthurian Legend Characters: A Complete list of King Arthur Names

We all know of King Arthur, Merlin, or Lancelot. But there are dozens if not hundreds of other characters that are or have been part of the mythos, not to mention various groups they belonged to. This is our list of Arthurian characters and groups.

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There are a lot of characters that have become part of the Arthurian mythos throughout the years. Many have gone through multiple iterations and interpretations from authors across the British Isles, France, Germany, and much more.

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#	Name	Short Description	Type	Other Names	First Appearance	Learn more
1	Aalardin	A knight with magical knowledge. Married Arthur's grand-niece Guigenor.	Human	Alardin, Alardins	First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval	Learn More
2	Aamanz	A knight who looked a lot like Gawain.	Human	The other Gawain	Diu Crône	Learn More
3	Aanzim	Steward of the castle Amontsus	Human		Diu Crône	Learn More
4	Aaron	An ally of the Roman Thereus.	Human	Nairon, Naron	Claris et Laris	Learn More
5	Abadan	A heathen knight killed by Sir Lucan.	Human		Arthour and Merlin	Learn More
6	Aban	A relative of Lancelot and a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Prose Lancelot	Learn More
7	Abastunagio	Son of Galehaut.	Human		La Tavola Ritonda	Learn More
8	Abbe	An abbot who explains Bor's dream.	Human			Learn More
9	Abbot of Glastonbury	Convinced King Melwas to release Guinevere.	Human		Vita Gildae	Learn More
10	Abeesse	An abbess who presented Galahad to his father Lancelot.	Human		French Vulgate	Learn More
11	Abelleus	A knight slain by Tor.	Human	Abelin	Post-Vulgate	Learn More
12	Abessa	A blind, deaf and mute woman in The Faerie Queene.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
13	Abilan of Estrangot	A knight who attempted the Perilous Passage quest.	Human		Palamedes	Learn More
14	Abilas	A knight who participated with his uncle, brothers, and cousins in a revolt.	Human	Ausile, Cachilis, Cassiles	Vulgate Lancelot	Learn More
15	Abinors	A Duke of the Scottish Borderlands.	Human		Le Livre d’Artus	Learn More
16	Abiron	A knight who served Uther	Human	Nairon, Naron		Learn More
17	Ablamor of the Marsh	A knight who possessed a white hart that was killed by Gawain and Gaheris.	Human	Ablamore	Le Morte Darthur	Learn More
18	Abrioris	He became a Knight of the Round Table after Percival defeated him.	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval	Learn More
19	Abudar	Father of the warrior, Regian.	Human		Roman de Brut	Learn More
20	Acanor	A black knight who had many adventures.	Human, Knight of the Round Table	The Black Knight, Ugly Hero	Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin	Learn More
21	Acantan the Agile	A kinsman of Lancelot who joined the Round Table to emulate his famous relative.	Human		Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
22	Acarive	A lady from Lyonesse who figures into Tristan’s ancestry.	Human		Prose Tristan
23	Accolon of Gaul	Knight who has relationship with Morgan le Fay.	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
24	Acecledor	A king in Arthur’s service in Floriant et Florete.	Human		Floriant et Florete
25	Aces	A young nobleman from Beaumont in Quimper-Corentin.	Human	Aces de Biaumont, Aces de Camparcorentin, Aces en Biaumont, Aces Ravel, Acon, Aeon de Bemonde, Aeon de Campercorentin, Ascons, Ates	Vulgate Merlin
26	Achadens	A knight who wounded Tristan during a joust.	Human		Prose Tristan
27	Acheflour	Arthu'rs sister and Perceval's mother in Sir Perceval of Galles	Human		Sir Perceval of Galles
28	Achen	Father of Arthur’s warrior Gusg.	Human		Culhwch and Olwen
29	Achilles	In Perlesvaus, Gawain encounters a descendant of the Greek hero	Human		Perlevaus
30	Achilles the Blond	A squire of Sir Bors.	Human		Vulgate Lancelot
31	Aclamet	A maidservant of Amurfina (Amurfine).	Human		Diu Crône
32	Acorant the Agile	Knight of the Round Table, brother of Danubre the Brave, and kinsman of Lancelot.	Human	Acorante, Acourant	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
33	Acorde the Insolent	One of the noble Byzantine warriors that the knight Alexander brought to Britain from Constantinople.	Human	Licoridés	Cligés
34	Acorionde of Athens	He’s one of Alexander’s twelve companions	Human	Acoriondes	Cligés
35	Acostant	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.	Human		Prose Tristan
36	Acquillans of the Green Mountain	Cousin of Arthur’s Sir Hervi de Rivel.			Palamedes
37	Acquitain	In Eilhart von Oberge’s Tristrant, an evil little dwarf whose astrological powers won him a place in Mark’s court.			Tristrant
38	Acrasia	The villain in book 2 of The Faerie Queene.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
39	Acricor the Handsome	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
40	Acubert	A Saxon knight defeated by Arthur’s Sir Hervi de Rivel.			Les Prophecies de Merlin
41	Adalon	One of the kings of Listenois in Palamedes.			Palamedes
42	Adam	According to the Sone de Nausay, Adam was the son of Joseph of Arimathea			Sone de Nausay
43	Adam the Fair	One of Arthur’s knights.		Adaind li Biax, Adains, Adayn, Dains li Biax	Vulgate Lancelot
44	Adameins	A British king mentioned in Arthour and Merlin among			Arthour and Merlin
45	Adan	The Arabian count of Alarie.			Wigalois
46	Adaon ab Taliesin	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend and noted for his wisdom.		Addaon, Afaon	Red Book of Hergest
47	Adar Llwch Gwin	Three giant birds given to Drudwas ap Tryffin by his fairy wife.		Birds of the Wine Lake’, ‘Birds of Dust and Wine’	Griffins
48	Adar Rhiannon	Three supernatural birds, belonging to the goddess Rhiannon.		‘Birds of Rhiannon’	Mabinogion
49	Addanz	An ancestor of Perceval	Human		Parzival
50	Addaon	The son of Taliesen, noted as wise.	Human
51	Ade
52	Adelons the Gay	A knight who fought on the side of King Urien			Palamedes
53	Adeluf	Several people mentioned in Petit Brut, one a son of Arthur.	Human		Petit Brut
54	Adeluf III	The name of a number of persons mentioned in Rauf de Boun’s Petit Brut.			Prose Brut
55	Adimor	Uncle of Hector des Mares (Ector de Maris).
56	Adnain	In La Tavola Ritonda			La Tavola Ritonda
57	Adolange	One of Arthur’s knights in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
58	Adoras of the Island of the Door	A Knight of the Round Table.			Prose Tristan
59	Adragain	A knight of the round table that eventually became a hermit.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
60	Adrastus	King of Greece.		Adrustus
61	Adrian	A knight in the service of one of the kings			Vulgate Merlin
62	Adrien	Emperor of Constantinople.		Adean, Adranz, Adxian, Andeus, Audean
63	Adtherpe	In Malory, a knight who found Isolde weeping in the forest		Adtherp	Prose Tristan
64	Aedán mac Gabráin	Father of Arthur of Dál Riada, a possible historical prototype for King Arthur.		Old Irish: Aodhán mac Gabhráin Aedan	Triads of the Island of Britain
65	Aedd	Father of Prydein from whome Britain took its name in the Welsh tradition.	Human	Oedd	Culhwch and Olwen
66	Aegidius	Roman ruler of Gaul from AD 461-464	Human, Roman	Died 464 or 465	Annales Historiae Illustrium Principum Hannoniae
67	Aegidius	Ruler of the Kingdom of Soissons AD 461-464/465.		Died 464 or 465	Annales Historiae Illustrium Principum Hannoniae
68	Aelens	The King of Iceland (or Ireland)		Aeleus
69	Aelle	Saxon king of Sussex, flourished around the time of Arthur and possibly taking part in the Battle of Mt. Badon.	Human, Saxon	Ælle, Aelle, Ella	Historia Anglorum
70	Aeneas	Virgil's hero is said to be the ancestor of the British kings and Arthur in particular.	Human	Æneas	Historia Brittonum
71	Aesc	Possible son of Hengist and early ruler of Kent from 488-512.	Human	Æsc, Esc, Oeric, Oisc	Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
72	Aesculapius	A character from Greek Mythology who helps Duessa in The Faerie Queene.			The Faerie Queene	Learn More
73	Æthelberht of Kent	Born c. 550 and king of Kent		Æthelbert, Aethelberht, Aethelbert, Ethelbert	Ecclesiastical History of the English People
74	Aethlem	A hound needed by Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
75	Afanc	A legendary lake monster whose name, in modern Welsh		‘Beaver’ Adanc, Addanc
76	Affibla Delet	A Knight of the Round Table in Hartmann von Aue’s Erec.			Erec
77	Affinamus of Amantisin	A duke from the Middle-East or Africa			Parzival
78	Affinamus of Clitiers	A comrade of Gramoflanz, Gawain’s brother-in-law.			Parzival
79	Agad	Merlin made the Ship of Joy for the king of Northumberland			Prose Tristan
80	Agalone	A king in Arthur’s service in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
81	Agalus	A vassal of Lord Golagros in the Scots poem of Golagros.			Golagros and Gawain
82	Agamanor	A knight from Normandy who married Phenonee			Meliador
83	Agamenor	A Knight of the Round		Ganemor	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
84	Aganippus	A king in France.
85	Agano	A knight who, with his brother Agion, joined their cousin Harpin the Red			Palamedes
86	Aganor	A knight in the service of King Mordrain		Ganor	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
87	Agar	A healer who treated Tristan			Prose Tristan
88	Agaran	A young knight whose lands were invaded by the Count of the Valley.		Aguarus, Aragan	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
89	Agariz	vassal of the Duke of Aram.			Diu Crône
90	Agarnices of Cologne	One of nine clerics sent by Arthur to Sorelois		Agnatices	Vulgate Lancelot
91	Agga	Attendant to Rowena, Vortigern’s wife, in Thelwall’s The Fairy of the Lake.			The Fairy of the Lake
92	Agia	Tristan’s step-mother and Meliadus’s second wife in La Tavola Ritonda.			Prose Tristan
93	Agion	A knight who, with his brother Agano			Palamedes
94	Agitius	Historically, a steward of Gaul under the Roman emperor Valentinian		Died 464 or 465 Ætius
95	Aglant	A Knight of the Round Table from Brittany.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
96	Agleot	A Saxon king who invaded Scotland.			Lancelot do Lac
97	Aglinda	The maiden daughter of King Nascor.		Aglinde	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
98	Agloans
99	Agloas	One of Arthur’s knights who joined one of Gawain’s		Magloas	Lancelot do Lac
100	Aglons of the Valley	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
101	Aglovale	Eldest son of King Pellinore	Human, Knight of the Round Table	Agloval, Sir Aglovale de Galis
102	Agnena	The sister of Medea (Medeas),			La Tavola Ritonda
103	Agostes	Mother-in-law of Bredbeddle			The Grene Knight
104	Agoyer the Cruel	A peer of Sir Bors who swore fealty to the daughter of King Brandegorre of Estrangorre			Vulgate Lancelot
105	Agravadain	Husband of the mother of Ector, but not his father.	Human
106	Agravadain des Vaus des Galoire	A Knight of the Round Table and brother of Belias.		‘Agravadain of the Vales of Galore’ Adragan(?); Gravadain du Chastel Fort, Gravadain des Vaus de Galore; Agravadain des Vals de Galore, Agravadain des Vals de Galone	Vulgate Lancelot
107	Agravadain dou Chastel Fort	Lord of the Stronge Castell (Strong Castle).		Gravadain dou Chastel Fort, Agravadain de Chastel Fort, Agravadains
108	Agravadain the Black	A vassal of Arthur and Lord of the Castle of the Fens.			Vulgate Merlin
109	Agravain	Second son of King Lot and Morgause. Brother of Gawain.	Human, Knight of the Round Table	Agravaine		Read more
110	Agraveil	A good knight who fought on the side of Arthur and Leodegan		Agrauel, Agresianx, Greu, Grevi, Grex	Vulgate Merlin
111	Agregam the Angry	A Knight of the Round Table			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
112	Agrestes	Ruler of Camelot during the time of Joseph of Arimathea	Human
113	Agrestizia	Name of Perceval's sister in Tavola ritonda	Human		Tavola ritonda
114	Agricol the Well-Spoken	A peer of Sir Bors.		Agricol li Biaus Parliers, Agrocol	Vulgate Lancelot
115	Agricola	King of Dyfed (South Wales) around 500 CE, thought to be a good king by Gildas.	Human
116	Agrippe	King of Mabon Rock.		Agrippes	Vulgate Lancelot
117	Agrippe the Tall	A count or earl whose lands bordered on those of King Hoel of Brittany.		Agrippa, Gryp	Le Morte Darthur
118	Agrippe’s Daughter, King	King Vadalon was besieging King Agrippe.		Vulgate Lancelot
119	Aguerisse	A nobleman who murdered Arthur’s Sir Dondinello			I Cantari di Carduino
120	Aguisant	Arthu'rs nephew through his sister, though we do not know her name.	Human
121	Aguisel of Scotland	King of Scotland.			Erec
122	Agus of Boloan	One of Arthur’s noblemen who fought and died in the Roman War.			Roman de Brut
123	Agusale the Desired	A knight who fought for Arthur and Leodegan		Agusale le Desire, Aguysale de Desirouse, Augusale, Grisalus li Desreez	Arthour and Merlin
124	Aguysans	Another name for the King With a Hundred Knights, Apres, or Maleginis.	Human
125	Aharer	A knight from the French romance Gliglois.			Gliglois
126	Ahes	A Mari-Morgan, a class of supernatural beings peculiar to Brittany
127	Aiglin of the Vales	An Arthurian knight introduced		Aigilin, Aiglins; Aiglyn, Amis des Vaus, Amis Vaux, Amis Vax, Amis Vauls, Amis Vals; Aglin, Aglu, Ayglyn	Lancelot do Lac
128	Aikan	An Arthurian knight listed in Layamon’s Brut.			Brut
129	Ailleann	A woman of the Otherworld that eventually married Arthur.	Faerie
130	Airem	A mythological Irish king
131	Akarins	A misogynist knight who abused maidens.			Prose Tristan
132	Alaaz	A Saxon king who joined King Hargadabran			Le Livre d’Artus
133	Aladan li Crespes	A knight who follows Arthur		Iesmeladant, Jesmeladant, Madam li Crespes
134	Aladuke	A knight in Arthur’s service who was killed during the Roman War.		Aliduc, Alyduke	Historia Regum Britanniae
135	Alain	Perceval’s cousin in Perlesvaus.		Aleyn	Prose Tristan
136	Alain of Escavalon	King of Escavalon and father of Floree		Alain d’Escavalan, Alein	Le Livre d’Artus
137	Alain the Large	A Grail character who first appears in Robert de Boron’s Joseph d’Arimathie		Alain le Gros, Alaine, Alains, Alan, Alanz, Alein, Aleins, Helain, Helains li Gros, Hellyas, Julain	Joseph d’Arimathie
138	Alain the White	Son of Bors, begotten after King Brandegorre		Elaine, Elayne, Elias, Helain, Helaine, Helains, Helaines, Helayne, Helias	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
139	Alaman	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
140	Alamis of Satarchjonte	A duke in the service of Feirefiz, Perceval’s half-brother.			Parzival
141	Alan	Son of Brons and Enygeus. Also the father of Perceval in Didot Perceval.	Human		Didot Perceval
142	Alan Fyrgan	A warrior listed in the Welsh Triads as having one of the “faithless war-bands”.		Alan Fyrgant	Triads of the Island of Britain
143	Alan of the Meadows	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
144	Alans	A tribe of the barbarian Sarmatian peoples who inhabited Russia in Roman times.
145	Alar	Father of Digon.
146	Alardin of the Isles	A knight encountered by Gawaine during the latter’s quest to retrieve a white hart			Le Morte Darthur
147	Alaris	A knight in the service of King Mark of Cornwall.		Alaris	Prose Tristan
148	Albagia	The name given in La Tavola Ritonda to the Queen of Orkney.			La Tavola Ritonda
149	Alban	A knight who challenged Lancelot, when Lancelot was living on the Dry Island			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
150	Albana	Grandfather of Albion, the woman who first populated Britain.			Palamedes
151	Albanact	Captain of Arthur's guard in Dryden's opera, King Arthur.	Human
152	Albanio	The hero of a book written by Jegon, in an unpublished continuation of Spenser's Faerie Queene.	Human
153	Albao	One of seven brothers, including Ayaò and Dormadat		Albaò	Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
154	Albe	A lovely maiden with whom Danain the Red fell in love.			Palamedes
155	Albewin	A dwarf king in Der Pleier’s Garel.			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
156	Albine	One of the fourteen daughters of King Diodicias of Syria.			Palamedes
157	Albiun	Queen of the Wild Mountain.			Tandareis and Flordibel
158	Albroino	Count of the city of Gippa and nephew of King Gilierchino (Gilierchins) of Brittany			La Tavola Ritonda
159	Alcalec the Red	A knight who fought for Arthur and Leodegan			Vulgate Merlin
160	Alcardo	A brother to Iseult and companion of Tristan, later known as Lantris.	Human
161	Alchendic	A giant who ruled over Sarras, in the Prophecies de Merlin.	Giant
162	Alchino of Logres	A knight liberated from the stronghold of Lucano the Great (Lucanor)			La Tavola Ritonda
163	Alcina	Sister of Morgan le Fay in the Italian romances of Boiardo and Ariosto.	Human
164	Alcus of Iceland	King of Iceland, who subjugated himself to Arthur			Brut
165	Aldan	Mother of Merlin in Welsh tradition.	Human	Optima
166	Alderman of Escavalon	Chrétien describes these worthies as so sleek and paunchy		Mayor and Magistrates
167	Aldroenus	King of Brittany who sent his brother Constantine (Arthur's grandfather) to rule the Britons.	Human
168	Alecys	A hermit priest encountered by Perceval in a forest			Perlesvaus
169	Alemandine	Queen of a kingdom that was saved from a wild beast by Floriant.	Human
170	Alemanni	The Germanic tribes which inhabited western and central Europe in the Dark Ages.			Historia Meriadoci Regis Cambrie
171	Alenie	Greu, a Knight of the Round Table, was the son of the King of Alenie.			Le Livre d’Artus
172	Ales	Father or brother of Arthur’s knight Aces.		Alain, Alecbin, Alechin, Alesains, Alles, Alon, Cales	Vulgate Merlin
173	Alexander	Emperor of Greece and Constantinople, husband of Tantalis			Cligés
174	Alexander of Greece	Father of Cligés and actual hero of the first third of the romance			Cligés
175	Alexander the Great	The French Perceforest presents the famed Macedonian king (356-323 BC) as an ancestor of Arthur.
176	Alexius	The variant of Alis that is usually regarded as the root from which Alis is derived.
177	Alfrasein	Another name for Kalafes	Human	Kalafes
178	Alfred	An Irish king and Knight of the Round Table in the romance of Yder.		Alvrez	Yder
179	Algere	A knight who served the Duke of Lorraine in a battle against Gawain during the Roman War.			Alliterative Morte Arthure
180	Aliaumes	A squire present at the tournament of Lancien, held by King Mark.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
181	Aliban of the Waste City	One of Perceval’s eleven paternal uncles in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
182	Alibano	A Saxon knight whom Lancelot fought and defeated at the fountain			Il Novellino
183	Alibel	A strong knight who served King Claudas of Gaul		Alibeax, Calibians, Calibiaus, Caltbiaus	Prose Tristan
184	Alibon of the Spur	A valorous knight who brashly challenged a young Lancelot at the Queen’s Ford		Albyon	Vulgate Lancelot
185	Alibon the Red	One of the sons of the evil Helin the Red.			Palamedes
186	Aliborc	A knight who fought against the Saxons in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Aliblons, Alibon, Alibons, Alibos, Alybons	Vulgate Merlin
187	Alice	Wife of Alisander	Human
188	Alice la Beale Pilgrim	Alice was called “La Beale Pilgrim” after her father, Duke Ansirus the Pilgrim		Aleys, Aylies, Alice the Fair Pilgrim	Prose Tristan
189	Alienor	Daughter of a giant and a witch, sister of Escanor the Large, and wife of Bruns the Prophet (Brunz).		Escanor
190	Alier	He was warring against a defenseless countess		Ales, Allers	Yvain, or Le Chevalier au Lion
191	Alier of Tanningues	One of Arthur’s knights who joined the fighting against the Saxons in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Aliers de Caringues, Aliers de Thaningues, Aliers de Tanningues	Vulgate Lancelot
192	Alifatima	A King of Spain who followed Lucius and who was killed fighting against Arthur.	Human
193	Aligrés	A knight who served Lord Parsamant, a ravisher.		Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
194	Aliohan	One of the Saxon invaders. Meliadus defeated him in single combat.
195	Aliphansin	One of the Saxon kings who invaded Britain at the beginning of Arthur’s reign.		Alepanum, Alipansin, Alipantin, Alipantis de la Terre des Pastures, Ali Patin, Alipantius of the Londe des Pastures	Vulgate Merlin
196	Alis	Uncle of Cliges and Byzantine emperor. His wife was Fenice, with whom Cliges was in love.	Human
197	Alisander the Orphan	Son of Baldwin, Mark's brother. Imprisoned by Morgan Le Fay and rescued by Alice.	Human
198	Alistans	A knight who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
199	Alixans the Proud	A malevolent knight who invaded the Brown Valley			Prose Tristan
200	Alize	The sister of King Hardiz of Gascony.			Parzival
201	Allebran	A knight saved by Lancelot and Tristan from the prison of the giant of the Dark Forest.			Tristan
202	Allectus	In Geoffrey’s chronicle, a Roman war leader in the third century			Historia Regum Britanniae
203	Allegreno	Tristan’s half-brother, named only in the Italian La Tavola Ritonda			La Tavola Ritonda
204	Alliele	A king in Arthur’s service in the Italian La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
205	Alma	Represents the soul in book 2 of The Faerie Queene.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
206	Alma of Camelot	Alma and his brothers, Luzes (Lucas) and Tanadal, were all companions of the Round Table.
207	Alohegre	A Saxon king killed by Gawain at the siege of Vambieres.			Le Livre d’Artus
208	Alois	King of Northgalis who went to war with Amoraldo, Kking of Ireland, who was supported by Lancelot.	Human
209	Alom	An Arthurian knight defeated in joust by Daniel of the Blossoming Valley.			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
210	Alon	Grand nephew of Arthur.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
211	Alout	The count of the Land of the Heather.		Aloe, Alous, Alouz	Vulgate Lancelot
212	Alphasan	The baptismal name of King Calafes, who built the Grail Castle of Corbenic (Carbonek).		Alfasein, Alfesim, Alfesin, Arfasan, Aufasin, Calafes, Kalafes	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
213	Alpheus	A Spanish knight slain by Sir Urry of Hungary during a tournament.		Alphegus	Le Morte Darthur
214	Alphonso	The hero of the drama Merlin, Alphonso, loved Elvira but obstacles barred their way.			Merlin
215	Alquin	Nephew of Count Agrippe the Tall.			Prose Tristan
216	Alser	A son of Maelgwn (Maelgwyn), one of Arthur’s chieftains in Welsh legend.			Triads of the Island of Britain
217	Altamondo	A lord of Listenois encountered by Tristan during the Grail Quest.			La Tavola Ritonda
218	Altan the Handsome	A son of Febus and Florine and brother of Lannor, Siraouc, Argons, and Niatar.			Palamedes
219	Alteria	Having happened upon Lunete imprisoned in the chapel at the spring of Broceliande Forest
220	Alun of Dyfed	Son of Seidi, brother of Cas and Cadrieth, and father of Cunyn Cof and Dyfyr, two of Arthur’s warriors.		Alun of Dyved	Culhwch and Olwen
221	Alvrez	An Irish king and the father of Miroet and Kamelin
222	Alwin	A Saxon warrior in Thelwall’s The Fairy of the Lake. He served Queen Rowena, wife of King Vortigern of Britain.			The Fairy of the Lake
223	Alybon de la Broche	Alybon was one of the thirty knights who went on the quest to find Merlin for a year and a day.
224	Alymer	One of Arthur’s knights who fought in the war against Mordred.			Alliterative Morte Arthure
225	Alyne	In Malory, the daughter of the Lady of the Rule by King Pellinore		Elaine, Eleine	Le Morte Darthur
226	Amable	Malory seems to know nothing of her, unless she can be identified with a nameless damsel			Vulgate Lancelot
227	Amadan the Proud	A knight who fought for King Arthur and King Leodegan		Amadan l’Orguellous, Anmadiusthe Proude, Madain l’Orgueilleus	Vulgate Merlin
228	Amadant of the Hilltop	One of several of Arthur’s knights who embarked on a quest to learn Merlin’s fate		Amadant le Crespe, Axnadas de la Crespe	Vulgate Merlin
229	Amadis of Gaul	Hero of late Medieval Spanish romance, whose legend offers many parallels to the Arthurian cycle.		Amadis de Gaula	Amadis de Gaula
230	Amador of the Lovely Home	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked on the Grail Quest.			La Tavola Ritonda
231	Amador the Well-Behaved	In La Tavola Ritonda, the squire of Belide			La Tavola Ritonda
232	Amande	Daughter of the king of Spain.			Manuel und Amande
233	Amangon	A king in Arthur’s service in Renaut de Bâgé’s Le Bel Inconnu		Amagons, Amangons, Amaugon	Le Bel Inconnu
234	Amans	Amans seems to have been a contender for the kingship of Carmelide (Cameliard)		Aniause
235	Amans’ Daughters	Vulgate VI makes them the king’s daughters, and Amans in the Vulgate is probably Aniause in Malory
236	Amant	A king who gave all his lands to a noblewoman		Anyause	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
237	Amant of Lambale	King of Lambal (Lambale) and enemy of Uther Pendragon		Amans, Amaunte, Aumant	Vulgate Merlin
238	Amaspartins of Schipelpjonte	A king in the service of Feirefiz, Perceval’s half-brother.			Parzival
239	Amathaon	Son of Dôn and brother of Gofannon.			Culhwch and Olwen
240	Amatin of Good Jouster	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.		Amant the Good Jouster, Amatin the Good Jouster	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
241	Amauguin the Red	In lines 311-341 of Erec and Enide, Chrétien de Troyes names King Amauguin		Aumagwin	Erec
242	Amauris	An Arthurian knight who joined Gawain’s quest to conquer Rigomer castle.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
243	Amaury of the Islands	One of Arthur’s knights who fought in the Roman War.			Roman de Brut
244	Amavia	A tragic character who dies in The Faerie Queene.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
245	Amazons	The name of a famous race of warrior women in Greek mythology.			I Due Tristani
246	Amberval	In the First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval, Lionel, Gawain’s son			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
247	Ambigal of Salie	A count who joined Wigalois (Gawain’s son) in a war against Lion of Namur.			Wigalois
248	Ambrosius	A monk at the monastery where Perceval retired after the Grail Quest in Tennyson’s Idylls of the King.			Idylls of the King
249	Ambrosius Aurelianus	Also known as Emrys and historically ‘the Last of the Romans		Ambrolius, Ambrose, Ambrosius Aurelius, Aurelius Ambrosius, Aurilambros, Aurlis Brosias, Embres, Emreis, Emrys	De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae
250	Ambroy Oyselet	A knight in Lovelich's Merlin.	Human
251	Amelide	Cousin of Danain the Red.		Palamedes
252	Amene	A queen whose kingdom was conquered by Roaz and was rescued by Wigalois at Arthur's command.	Human
253	Amercile	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône, a lady at Arthur’s court. Her lover was a giant.			Diu Crône
254	Amice	A friend of Lady Lidoine. When Lidoine was captured and imprisoned by Belchis			Meraugis de Portlesquez
255	Amide	She was Sir Percivale’s sister and Galahad’s lady, the latter relationship being platonic.		Agrestizia, Dindrane	Encyclopaedia of Arthurian Legends
256	Amie	The mother by Gawain of Sir Beaudos (Beaudous). Her father was the King of Wales.			Beaudous
257	Amilías	A king slain by Tristan.			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
258	Aminabad	One of the early kings of Corbenic (Carbonek), the Grail Castle		Aminadap, Aminadab	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
259	Aminaduc	Giant high king of the Saxons and brother of Magaat, Mahaglant, and Maglahant.		Aminaduf, Aminadus, Ammaduc, Amynadus, Minaduc, Minaduf, Minadui, Minadus, Mynadus	Vulgate Merlin
260	Aminal del Tertre	Just like Hector des Mares (Ector de Maris), this knight is observed alternating between joy and grief.
261	Amincas of Sotofeititon	A king and vassal of Feirefiz, Perceval’s half-brother.			Parzival
262	Amiraut	In the Didot-Perceval, a pagan ally of Lucius the Roman			Didot-Perceval
263	Amire	The King of Libya.			Wigalois
264	Amite	A name of Galahad's mother.	Human
265	Amlawdd Wledig	In Welsh sources, the father of Igraine. Also credited as being the father of Culhwch and Illtyd.	Human
266	Ammilot	Duke of the Flowers of the Wilderness.			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
267	Amodor	A knight freed by Tristan from the prison of an island castle.			Povest’ o Tryshchane
268	Amoraen	A king who owned the enchanted Sword with Two Rings.			Roman van Walewein
269	Amorat of Sorelois	A knight slain by Tristan in a duel at the Plain of Assorted Flowers.			Tristan
270	Amores li Bruns	One of the knights who fought with Arthur and Leodegan (Leodegrance)		Amoret le Brun
271	Amores the Swarthy	A knight who served Arthur and Leodegan (Leodegrance) in the war against the Saxons.			Vulgate Merlin
272	Amoret	A lady who is one of the representatives of chastity in Spenser’s The Faerie Queene.			The Faerie Queene	Learn More
273	Amoroldo	The son of Marhaus, made a knight by Tristan and supported by him.	Human
274	Amorotto of Listenois	A king in La Tavola Ritonda; one possible father of Suziano (Oswain Braveheart)			La Tavola Ritonda
275	Amorous Knight of the Savage Castle	A knight whom Arthur saved from the jaws of a giant, poisonous serpent.			Le Chevalier du Papegau
276	Ampflise	The Queen of France during Uther’s time in Wolfram’s Parzival.			Parzival
277	Amr	Son of King Arthur	Human	Amhar, Amir, Anir	Historia Brittonum, c. 820
278	Amren	Son of Bedivere	Human
279	Amurat	Count/king of Turtus, husband of Klarine, and father of Duzabel.			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
280	Amurelle	The wife of Blandukors, a nobleman who hosted Gawain			Diu Crône
281	Amurfine	Daughter of Lord Laniure of Serre and Ansgien, sister of Sgoidamur		Amurfina	Diu Crône
282	Amustans	The chaplain of King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance) (Guinevere’s father)		Amistant, Amistiax, Amnistan, Amustan, Amustant	Vulgate Lancelot
283	Amustant	Chaplain to Guinevere.	Human
284	Amytans	A wise man who scolded Arthur.	Human		Lancelot of the Laik
285	Anaraut	The Earl of Salisbury under King Arthur. Galluc is also given this distinction.		Anavalt, Arnalf, Euerad	Historia Regum Britanniae
286	Anarom the Fat	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
287	Anascor	A follower of Joseph of Arimathea who, in Sarras		Anacoron, Anascors, Nascar	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
288	Anastasius I Dicorus	Anastasius I was a consul of the Roman Empire and a Byzantine Emperor from 11 April 491 to 9 July 518.		Latin: Flavius Anastasius Augustus c. 431 – 9 July 518
289	Anasteu	A knight who lived almost a century before Arthur’s time.			Vulgate Merlin
290	Anathites	The Christian bishop left in Sarras by Joseph of Arimathea to preserve the faith.		Anachites, Anachistes, Anathistes, Anatistes, Anistres, Mistres	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
291	Anchises	Seneschal of Queen Lidoine, wife of Sir Meraugis of Portlesquez.			Meraugis de Portlesguez
292	Andeclis	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône, an allusion is made to Gawain’s battle with one Iaphine			Diu Crône
293	Andelise	Mother of Sir Durmart by King Jozefent (Josefent). Her father was the King of Denmark.			Durmart le Gallois
294	Andeliz	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
295	Andigami	One of Arthur’s noblemen in the Norse Erex Saga.			Erex Saga
296	Andois	Arthur’s host in the Kingdom of Damsels in Le Chevalier du Papegau.			Le Chevalier du Papegau
297	Andragius	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
298	Andragnathus	According to the theories of Gilbert, Wilson and Blackett
299	Andred	Cousin of Tristan	Human		Le Morte d'Arthur
300	Andremo the Old of Sobicio	Tristan’s maternal grandfather. He married Felice, Arthur’s sister			La Tavola Ritonda
301	Andrivete	The daughter of King Cador of Northumberland, married Kay	Human
302	Androes	In La Tavola Ritonda, the King of Scotland in the time of Uther and in Arthur’s early days.			La Tavola Ritonda
303	Androgeus	Son of Lud, an early British king.
304	Aned	A hound needed by the warrior Culhwch, as one of tasks, to hunt the boar Twrch Trwyth.			Culhwch and Olwen
305	Aneurin	According to Glennie, Aneirin is one of the four great bards.		Aneirin
306	Anfoies	A knight who participated in the tournament of Sorgarda, won by Gawain.			Diu Crône
307	Anfortas	The Fisher King or Grail King in Wolfram’s Parzival.		Amfortas	Parzival
308	Anfrothin	In a monologue in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône		Anfroihin	Diu Crône
309	Angale	The lady of the castle Raguidel and a cousin of Lancelot.		Orvale	Vulgate Lancelot
310	Angan	An Arthurian knight in Wace’s Roman de Brut.			Roman de Brut
311	Angaras	Son of the lord of Karamphi in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
312	Angares del Cymentiere	In the Vulgate IV Angares is a knight wrongly accused to have killed Lancelot.		Angourre du Cymentiere, Aucaires del Cimetere, Aucaris
313	Angawdd	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and a warrior of King Arthur.			Culhwch and Olwen
314	Angela	A Saxon queen who was captured by the British.			The Faerie Queene
315	Angelica	Mother of Tom Thumb with Arthur	Human
316	Angelis of the Vaaos	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
317	Angenis	The noble king of Iserterre (Iseterre).			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
318	Angharhad Golden-hand	Lover of Peredur (Perceval)	Human		Mabinogion
319	Anginon	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône, a king and one of Arthur’s vassals.			Diu Crône
320	Angiron	Arthur’s king of Ireland in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
321	Angis	A squire of Lancelot	Human
322	Angles	A Germanic tribe that invaded and settled in eastern England in the fifth century			Gesta Regum Anglorum
323	Anglides	Mother of Alisander the Orphan	Human
324	Anglitora	Daughter of Prester John who mared Tom a' Lincoln from which union came the Black Knight.	Human
325	Angnie	Lady of the Beautiful Forest and wife of Moralde.			Tandareis and Flordibel
326	Angrs of Windsor	On the unanimous advice of all his lords in council		Angres	Cligés
327	Angsir of Slaloi	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône		Ansgir	Diu Crône
328	Anguin	A knight raised with Lionel and Bors by the Lady of the Lake.		Aigrins, Aiguis, Anguins, Anguis	Vulgate Lancelot
329	Anguingueron	The seneschal of Clamadeu of the Isles appears in Chrètien’s Perceval and in the Vulgate romances.		Aguigneron, Aguygueron, Anguiguerron, Anguigueron, Augenevin, Engygeron, Guyguernon	Perceval, or Le Conte del Graal
330	Anguish	King of Ireland and father of Iseult	Human	Anguisel
331	Anguish of Ireland	King of Ireland and one of the eleven rebel kings at the beginning of Arthur’s reign		Agwisance, Agwisaunce, Angis, Angins, Anguins, Aguisant, Anguisant, Anguisel, Anguisshe, Angwish, Hanguin, Languis, Lenvis	Prose Tristan
332	Angusel of Scotland	King of Scotland, first named by Geoffrey of Monmouth.		Angel, Aguiflet, Aguillars, Aguisans, Aguisant, Aguiscans, Aguisel, Aguisent, Aguisiax, Aguissans, Aguissant, Aguistant, Aguizans, Agustans, Aguysans, Aguysas, Anguisel, Anguissans, Anguizans, Angus, Angvisant, Angvisaunt, Angwisshe, Angwisiez, Auguselus, Aungel, Aungers	Historia Regum Britanniae
333	Anna	Sister of Arthur as per Geoffrey. Sometimes equated with Morgause.	Human		Historia Regum Britanniae
334	Annas	In two sixteenth-century English versions of Joseph of Arimathea’s life			Here Begynneth the Lyfe of Joseph of Armathia with a Praysing to Joseph
335	Annecians	A godson of King Bors of Gannes who fought for Arthur at the battle of Bedegraine.			Le Morte Darthur
336	Annlawdd Wledig	The name of this prince occurs in the pedigrees as being father of Tywynwedd the mother		‘Annlawdd the Ruler’ Amlawdd, Anlawd, Anllawdd	Culhwch and Olwen
337	Annore	Queen of Averre in Wolfram’s Parzival.		Anfole	Parzival
338	Annowre	According to Malory, she was a great sorceress		Aunowre	Le Morte Darthur
339	Annynawg	Culhwch names him as one of Arthur’s warriors who was the son of Menw mab Teirgwaedd.		Annyanniawc, Anynnawg	Culhwch and Olwen
340	Anoeth	A knight slain by Tristan during a tournament in Ireland.			The Stanzas of the Graves
341	Anoeth Veidawg	One of Arthur’s warriors.		‘Foolish Courage’ Anoeth the Bold	Culhwch and Olwen
342	Ansalinero	A North Welsh king in La Tavola Ritonda.		Ansilerno	La Tavola Ritonda
343	Anschoes	A knight present at the Sorgarda tournament in Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
344	Anseïs	A knight from Sorelois who fought in the tournament at Sorelois.		Ossaise	Prose Tristan
345	Anselme	In the Elizabethan play The Birth of Merlin			The Birth of Merlin or The Childe Hath Found His Father
346	Ansgavin	One of two “toll collectors” from Ansgiure defeated by Gawain			Diu Crône
347	Ansgien of Ilern	The mother of Amurfina (Gawain’s wife) and Sgoidamur by Lord Laniure of Serre.			Diu Crône
348	Ansgü	An evil warrior in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
349	Ansirus the Pilgrim, Duke	He was called “the Pilgrim” because of his passion for going on pilgrimage,		Ansinus the Pilgrim, Rancier the Pilgrim	Prose Tristan
350	Ansoit of Riviere	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
351	Antalino	The nephew of King Gilierchino of Brittany (Gilierchins) (Tristan’s father-in-law).			La Tavola Ritonda
352	Antanor the Silent	A mute knight in Arthur’s court			Parzival
353	Antelan	The hero of the German poem Konig Anteloy.			Antelan
354	Antele	An earl in the service of the Duke of Lorraine in the Alliterative Morte Arthure.			Alliterative Morte Arthure
355	Anthemes	Seneschal to King Ban of Benoic in the Vulgate Merlin.		Aleaume, Alelme, Aleume, Anslem, Antemes, Anteaumes, Antheaumes, Anthiaume, Anthiaumes, Antiaume, Antoines, Antoneyes, Antony, Antonye, Antonyes	Vulgate Merlin
356	Anthemius	Roman ruler who ruled from 467-72 CE.	Human, Roman
357	Anthonje	According to Der Pleier’s romance Meleranz, a sister of Arthur.			Meleranz
358	Antidolus	The seneschal of King Brandon the Saxon.			Vulgate Merlin
359	Antikonie	Lover of Gawain and sister of King Vergulaht	Human
360	Antoagais	A large knight encountered by Lancelot on his first quest		Agrais, Antragais, Autragais, Enragais, Entagais, Outragais	Lancelot do Lac
361	Antonie	The niece of King Bagdemagus of Gorre.			Tandareis and Flordibel
362	Antonio	A knight slain by Tristan during a tournament in Ireland.			La Tavola Ritonda
363	Antony	Irish bishop, secretary to Merlin	Human
364	Antor	Arthur’s foster-father in the Post-Vulgate Merlin continuation and in Malory.		Anthor, Anthors de Cors, Antor of Bonmaison, Anton, Antore, Antour, Arntor, Artus, Auctor, Entor, Hector	Vulgate Suite du Merlin
365	Antore	The father of Vyolette, a maiden saved from two giants by Guinglain (Gawaine’s son).			Lybeaus Desconus
366	Antorilas	A knight in the service of King Claudas (Lancelot’s enemy)		Adrodinas	Vulgate Merlin
367	Anu	The earth mother of Irish mythology who is better known as Dana or Danu
368	Anuplit	Palamedes’ father in the Serbo-Russian Povest O’Tryshchane			Povest’ o Tryshchane
369	Anurez the Bastard	An enemy of Gawaine. His brother, Nabigan, was killed by Gawain			Perlevaus
370	Anwas the Winged	In Welsh sources, a member of Arthur’s entourage		Annwas
371	Anzansnuse	A lady who, with her husband Rivalin, healed Gawaine			Diu Crône
372	Anzilere	A murderer who figures into Tristan’s ancestry.			Prose Tristan
373	Aplasat the Large	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
374	Apollo of Lyonesse	The first king of Lyonesse, descended from Alexander the Great.		Apolon	Prose Tristan
375	Aquilian	Ruler of the castle Helyn.			Palamedes
376	Aquin of Orbrie	One of Arthur’s knights.			Le Bel Inconnu
377	Arab the Dwarf	A king who was a vassal of Arthur.			Diu Crône
378	Aragorn	He came to Britain to win renown and honor, and fought in the Noauz tournament.		Aragon
379	Aram	An eloquent knight in Arthur’s service.			Vulgate Lancelot
380	Aramont	A Saxon warrior, brother of the Saxon king Agleot.		Arramonz, Atramont	Lancelot do Lac
381	Aran	The Count of Flanders and an ally of King Claudas.			Vulgate Lancelot
382	Arandus	In La Tavola Ritonda, a Gaulish king who, along with a king named Brandino			La Tavola Ritonda
383	Arans	One of King Arthur’s knights.		Aran, Arant, Araus, Harauz
384	Aratins	One of the many Saxon kings who invaded Britain during Arthur’s struggle to establish power.			Le Livre d’Artus
385	Arawn	King of Annwyn, also possibly Urien's brother.	Human
386	Arbrun	Grandson of Brutus, son of Albanact, and brother of Embrunt and Dombart.			Palamedes
387	Arcade	The maiden loved by Pelleas in the Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin. Malory calls her Ettard.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
388	Arcadius	A Roman Emperor between 395 and 408.		Latin: Flavius Arcadius Augustus 377 or 378 – 1 May 408
389	Arcan	Brother of the king of the Saxons.			Vulgate Mort Artu
390	Arcanophus	In the occult lore of the modern Pegasus Foundation
391	Arcaus	Son of the King of Saxony and the leader of Mordred’s first division		Archains, Archans
392	Arcelas	The King of Trebes slain by Sir Laris during Arthur’s war against Thereus of Rome.		Celas	Claries et Laris
393	Archade	A knight slain by Palamedes while trying to avenge the death of his brother			Le Morte Darthur
394	Archaus	A knight killed by Bleoberis while trying to kidnap a maiden.			Prose Tristan
395	Archbishop of Canterbury	In the Vulgate and Post-Vulgate Cycles, and in Malory		Bishop of Canterbury	The Stanzaic Le Morte Arthur
396	Archemais	In the Prophecies de Merlin, the son of Angusel, King of Scotland.		Archenais	Les Prophecies de Merlin
397	Archeman	A cousin and enemy of Tristan. King Mark of Cornwall was his uncle			Prose Tristan
398	Archenior of Nourient	A duke and vassal of Feirefiz, Perceval’s half-brother.			Parzival
399	Archfedd	An obscure daughter of Arthur in Welsh tradition.
400	Archier	The baptismal name of the cannibal King Gurguran (Gurgurant)			Perlesvaus
401	Archimago	A magician in the first book of the Faerie Queene.			The Faerie Queene	Learn More
402	Archimedes	Nephew of King Evalach of Sarras (Evelake).		Archimades, Arcimondes	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
403	Arciel	A Knight of the Round Table who killed his brother, Sanades, in combat for the love of a maiden.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
404	Arcile	Companion of Morgan	Human
405	Arcois li Flamens	A brave knight from Flanders in the service of King Claudas.		Arquois li Flameins, Arquois Flamengs	Vulgate Lancelot
406	Ardan	Uncle of Arthur	Human
407	Ardan of Rivelanze	King of Rivelanze. Allied to King Ekunaver of Kanadic			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
408	Ardderchawg Prydain	Culhwch called upon his warriors
409	Arddun	Daughter of Eliffer and sister of Peredur and Gwrgi.			Triads of the Island of Britain
410	Arderoch Amander	A Knight of the Round Table.			Erec
411	Ardwyad	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of King Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Culhwch and Olwen
412	Ares	Father of Do and grandfather of Griflet and Lorete	Human
413	Arfusat the Fat	A peer of Sir Bors who fought in a tournament thrown by King Brandegorre.
414	Argan	Husband of a woman that Uther loved.	Human
415	Arganor	A Knight of the Round Table who joined in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
416	Argant	A king and vassal of King Rions of Ireland, an enemy of Arthur.		Agans, Argans	Vulgate Merlin
417	Argante	Queen of Avalon and an elf. Possibly a form of the British goddess Arianhrod	Human
417.5	Argante (Faerie Queene)	A giant who runs around sexually violating people.	Giant		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
418	Argestes	Argestes is the king of Camelot and is said to be the eponym of Camelot.			Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
419	Argistes	A man that Merlin prophesied would be hanged, drowned and burned, and it happened.	Human
420	Argius	This knight “of the blood of King Mark”
421	Argodras li Rous	A knight who served King Bagdemagus of Gorre.		‘Argodras the Red’ Argodras, Argois, Argondras, Argonides	Vulgate Lancelot
422	Argon	The Saracen lord of the Rock, a British castle.			Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
423	Argons	Grandfather of Sir Guiron the Courteous.		Palamedes
424	Argretta	The beautiful concubine of Lucano the Great (Lucanor), a giant slain by Tristan.			La Tavola Ritonda
425	Arguel	The King of Escavalon.			Vulgate Lancelot
426	Arguisiaus of Carhais	A knight who was defeated and wounded by a marauder named Dragonel the Cruel.		Arguisiaus of Carhaix, Arguissiaus	Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
427	Arguistes	Nephew of Pelles and Pellinore, cousin of Perceval.		Angustes, Arguestes, Argules
428	Argus	Another son of Elaine, mother of Galahad.	Human		Y Saint Greal
429	Argustus	Son of King Harlon.		Arguste	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
430	Arguth	An ancestor of Lot	Human
431	Arianhrod	An important Celtic goddess and a figure in Welsh mythology, featured in the Mabinogion.		Welsh: ‘Silver wheel’ Aranrhod, Arianrhod
432	Aride de Galore	King of Galore and an ally of King Rions of Ireland (Ryons), Arthur’s enemy.		Arade Galoire	Vulgate Merlin
433	Aries	A cowherd who raised Tor, son of King Pellinore, thinking him to be his son.	Human
434	Arigie	Lord of Dusbergo in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
435	Ariohan	Father of Frollo, the ruler of Gaul slain by Arthur.		Aroan	Palamedes
436	Arion	A knight who wished to challenge Lancelot when the latter was living in exile on the Island of Joy.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
437	Aristant	A Knight of the Round Table who fought at the tournament of Sorelois.		Arystanse, Arystaunse	Prose Tristan
438	Aristes	Son of Salandres (Salandre of the Isles) and brother of Dinisordres			Perlesvaus
439	Aristobokis	A Knight of the Round Table who fought against the Saxons in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Arestobolus	Vulgate Merlin
440	Aristoc the Strong	A knight who tried to kill Yvain to avenge the death of his father.			Prose Tristan
441	Aristor of Amorave	In Perlesvaus, the lord of the castle of Ariste and the land of Amorave.			Perlesvaus
442	Aristot	Father of Corsabrin (a knight slain by Palamedes) and Rechaux.			Prose Tristan
443	Ariun	Prince of Medarie and Belakun, and companion of princes Darel and Gamer.			Wigalois
444	Arlecchino	The name by which Hellekin became known in the Italian commedia dell’arte		Harlequin, Hellekin
445	Armand the Handsome	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.		Prose Tristan
446	Armant of the Red City	King of the Delectable Isle and the Red City.		Arduano, Arnant, Harmaunce, Hermaunce	Prose Tristan
447	Armond	A cowardly knight who roused fifty warriors to attack the noble Galehaut the Brown		Palamedes
448	Armourer, The	Among Arthur’s knights in the list Chrétien de Troyes begins in line 1691 of ‘Erec and Enide‘.
449	Arnal the Handsome	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.		Argas	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
450	Arnive	Arthur's mother in Wolfram, rescued by Gawain.	Human
451	Arnold	A knight from Cornwall and brother of Sir Gautere.			Le Morte Darthur
452	Arnold le Breuse	He and his brother, Sir Gherard le Breuse (Gerard)			Le Morte Darthur
453	Arnoullant the Fair	Companion of the mighty Segurant the Brown.			Palamedes
454	Aroans of Betina	A king and an ally of Arthur’s enemy King Rions (Ryons).		Aroans de Betinie, Arroars de Laufanie	Vulgate Merlin
455	Arodalus the Large	An Arthurian knight who fought against the Saxons at the battle of Vambieres.		Arodalus li Granz	Le Livre d’Artus
456	Arodion of Cologne	A scribe at Arthur’s court.		Arodian, Arodio, Arodions de Coloigne, Arudion	Lancelot do Lac
457	Aroel	The Duke of Aroel, who came from Sorelois, was an ally of Lancelot.		Aronel, Oroel, Raguel, Roel, Rohel, Rohes, Rohiel	Vulgate Mort Artu
458	Aron	A knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
459	Arondele	A maidservant of Lady Galiene of Lothian in Guillaume le Clerc’s Fergus.			Fergus
460	Arondiel	The horse of the ploughboy Fergus		Ariondele	Fergus
461	Arouz	Count of Flanders.		Arans, Aranz
462	Arphasar the Unknown	Brother of Esclabor the Unknown and uncle of Palamedes.		Alphazar, Aphasar	Palamedes
463	Arpian	The Lord of the Treacherous Castle, an evil pagan stronghold		Harpion	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
464	Arpian of the Narrow Mountain	A Knight of the Round Table from the Narrow Mountain or the Strange Mountain.		Arpian of the Strange Mountain, Harpin	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
465	Arpinello	The lord of Bauttiganero.			La Tavola Ritonda
466	Arquais	Nephew of King Alain of Escavalon.		Arcais, Arcois, Arquois	Le Livre d’Artus
467	Arrac	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône			Diu Crône
468	Arramant the Fat	A knight defeated by Lancelot after he stole Lancelot’s armor and steed		Atramant	Vulgate Lancelot
469	Arrant	A Saxon king of Denmark.		Airant, Aran, Arans, Aroans, Aroant, Aroart, Arrans, Arrant, Errans, Haram, Haran, Roant	Vulgate Merlin
470	Arrouans the Felon	In Palamedes, the father of the evil Breus the Pitiless (Breuse).			Palamedes
471	Arrouse	An earl from the island of Ponmecainne who fought against Galehaut			Le Morte Darthur
472	Ars	A king whom, according to Chrétien de Troyes, is the father of Sir Tor.
473	Art Aoinfhear	A son of Arthur in Caithreim Conghail Clairingnigh. Also a son of King Conn in Irish material.	Human		Caithreim Conghail Clairingnich
474	Artaios	A deity of unknown characteristics and attributes who, some suggest		Artaius
475	Artegall	Knight of Justice	Human	Artgualchar	The Faerie Queen
476	Artel	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
477	Artesia	In the Elizabethan play The Birth of Merlin, the sister of the Saxon general Ostorius.			The Birth of Merlin, or The Childe Hath Found His Father
478	Arthfael	Born 482, he is said to have lived in Bodmin and married a woman called Guinevere.
479	Arthgal	The Earl of Warwick under Arthur.		Algal	Historia Regum Britanniae
480	Arthgallo	In Geoffrey of Monmouth’s chronicle, a son of King Morvid			Historia Regum Britanniae
481	Arthinail	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
482	Arthofilaus	In Guillaume le Clerc’s Fergus, the nephew of a malevolent king who besieged Lady Galiene			Fergus
483	Arthur of Brittany	A descendant of Lancelot who sought the hand of Florence, daughter of the King of Sorlois in modern-day Iraq.	Human
484	Arthur of Dalriada	A king who lived after the time of Arthur, but is one contestant for the origin of the character.	Human
485	Arthur of Dyfed	A prince recorded in the genealogies of Dyfed.			De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae e
486	Arthur the Less	The son of Arthur by the daughter of Tanas		‘The Unknown Knight’ Arthur the Little	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
487	Arthur the Little	Bastard son of Arthur who went on the Grail quest.	Human		Prose Tristan
488	Arthur, King	King, the central character of the Arthurian mythos.	Human	Arthur Pendragon, Zitus (Spanish)	Y Gododdin, c. 7th century	Read more
489	Arthur’s Men, King	A hypothetical force of British soldiers
490	Arthurs, Succession of	In the book Men among Mankind by B. Le Poer Trench (1962)
491	Artis the Pale	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.		Hartus	Prose Tristan
492	Artorius	A Roman gens which seems to have supplied the name Arthur.
493	Arundele	Lady Galiene’s servant.
494	Arviragus	A personage who became known to history because of an obscure reference by the Roman writer Juvenal			Historia Regum Britanniae
495	Asalim the Poor	A Knight of the Round Table who was slain during the Grail Quest.		Anseliam, Anselian	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
496	Ascamint	One of Arthur’s dukes in the Norse Erex Saga.			Erex Saga
497	Ascamore	A Knight of the Round Table.		Achinour, Ascamour, Ascamoure, Ascomore, Askanere, Askanore, Escamour, Escanor	Alliterative Morte Arthure
498	Ascanior the Fierce	An evil giant killed by Guiron the Courteous.			Palamedes
499	Aschalone	A knight present at the Sorgarda tournament in Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
500	Aschil	The King of Denmark who, in Geoffrey of Monmouth’s Historia		Acil, Aescil, Archyl, Aschis, Ascil, Askil, Echil	Historia Regum Britanniae
501	Asclepiodotus	A Briton war leader from the third century		Asclepidiot	Historia Regum Britanniae
502	Aselaphes	In the time of Joseph of Arimathea		Asselaphas, Selaphas
503	Asgares the Sad	A Knight of the Round Table from Cardueil.
504	Asoure	The name of Yvain’s father in the Middle English Sir Perceval of Galles.			Sir Perceval of Galles
505	Aspyol	The noble duke of Tymant in Genewis (Gennewis).			Lanzelet
506	Ass-driver	This, according to a thirteenth-century fable			Wizards and Enchanters
507	Assanon	Brother of Senahar, a knight imprisoned by Erec and Galahad.			Prose Tristan
508	Assar	A knight whose sister was raped by King Mark of Cornwall.			Prose Tristan
509	Assen	A king who ruled the Perilous Forest a century or so before Arthur’s time.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
510	Assentin	A fierce king.			Roman van Walewein
511	Assiles	A terrible giant slain by Gawaine.			Diu Crône
512	Asterian	In Konrad von Stoffeln’s Gauriel			Gauriel von Muntabel
513	Astlabor	A king and father of Sirs Palomides, Safere, and Segwarides.
514	Astor	The Duke of Lanverunz in the time of Arthur.
515	Astor of Panfatis	An infidel count who served Feirefiz, Perceval’s half-brother.			Parzival
516	Astrigis	This treacherous lady tried to trick Gawaine, through her lies, into killing her husband.
517	Asue	A giant fated to be killed by Tristan.			Palamedes
518	Atamas	The lord of the Giant’s Tower, also called the Knight of the Tower		Knight of the Spring, Knight of the Tower	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
519	Ataz	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
520	Athrwys	Possible King of Gwent and possible source of the Arthur legend.	Human
521	Atin	Servant of Pyrocles.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
522	Atlendor	Son of Naf, brother of Gwenwynwyn, and one of Arthur’s warriors.		Atlandor	Culhwch and Olwen
523	Atramont	Brother of Hargadabran (Hargodabrans).
524	Atramont le Gros	Cousin of Melyans li Gais (Melian the Gay).		Araman le Gros, Aramant lo Grant, Araniant le Gros, Erramont le Groux
525	Atroclas	A king who enlisted the help of Sir Wigamur			Wigamur
526	Atrwm the Tall	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Culhwch and Olwen
527	Aubagu	A horse of King Arthur’s in Chrétien’s Erec.			Erec
528	Audolus	A knight of great renown who served Arthur.		Andalas, Andelus, Aridolus, Arodabis	Vulgate Merlin
529	Auferrante	One of Tristan’s several horses in La Tavola Ritonda.		‘Iron-shod’	La Tavola Ritonda
530	Auguintester	One of Arthur’s knights.			Diu Crône
531	Auguselus	Urien's brother, possibly the same as Arawn. Was killed by Mordred.	Human
532	Auguste	A cousin of Morholt of Ireland			Prose Tristan
533	Augustine
534	Aunwas Adeiniawc	He is listed as a court member in Culhwch.			Culhwch and Olwen
535	Aupatris	Father of Lord Caradoc of the Dolorous Tower.
536	Aurelius	One of Arthur’s warriors in Dryden’s opera, King Arthur.			King Arthur; or the British Worthy
537	Aurelius Ambrosius	Uther Pendragon's brother, High King of Britain before him. Killed before Uther's reign.	Human	Ambrosius Aurelianus, Pandragus	De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae c. 540s	Read more
538	Aurelius Conan	Succeeded Constantine, Arthu'rs successor.	Human
539	Aurience	Daughter of Lord Boncenes.			Prose Tristan
540	Auris	A knight at Arthur’s court.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
541	Autler	A knight slain by Lancelot.		Auter, Haulter	Tristan
542	Automne
543	Avadoan	King of the Isles.		Anadonain, Avaudoan	Le Livre d’Artus
544	Avalloc	Lived in Avalon with his daughters. Father of the goddess Modron.	Human
545	Avarlan	In the Vulgate Mort Artu, a knight who hated Gawain.		Arnalon, Avarlon	Vulgate Mort Artu
546	Avenable	Avenable, the daughter of Duke Mathem of Soane.		‘Lovely’ Anable, Grisandoles	Vulgate Merlin
547	Avenis	King of Averre, husband of Queen Anfole (Annore)			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
548	Axilles li Blons	He was Sir Bors’ squire.		Ansile, Aussiles, Auxile, Hausi le Blont
549	Ayaò	One of seven brothers, including Albaò and Dormadat		Ayao	Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
550	Ayglin	Uncle of Andrivete who married Kay.	Human
551	Aymere	In Sir Degrevant, the steward of Earl Sere of Syria, Degrevant’s enemy.		Sir Degrevant	Eymer, Eymere, Eymur, Gaymere
552	Azet	A knight named among the lists at Sorgarda, a tournament won by Gawain.			Diu Crône
553	Azinde	A knight who appears at Sorgarda, a tournament won by Gawain.			Diu Crône
554	Azzadac	Steward of the castle Roimunt in Korntin.			Wigalois
555	Baalus	A king of the Saxons who participated in King Aminaduc’s siege at Vambieres.		Baaluz	Le Livre d’Artus
556	Babian	A beautiful bird native to the land of Cluse (eventually ruled under Arthur by Daniel).			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
557	Baceler	The devil uses this young man as his instrument.
558	Bach Bychan	The page of Tristan.	Human		Trystan
559	Bademagu	King of Gore.
560	Bademaguz	The master of King Arthur’s clerics.
561	Baduc of the Perilous Castle	A vassal of the Maiden of the Narrow Wood.			La Vengeance Raguidel
562	Baeddan	Father of Arthur’s warrior Maelwys (Melwas) in Culhwch and Olwen.			Culhwch and Olwen
563	Bagarim	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
564	Bagdemagus	King of Gore and father of Meleagaunce who abducted Guinevere.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
565	Bagdemagus’ Daughter	An unnamed daughter of King Bagdemagus helped deliver Lancelot
566	Bagota	The giantess mother of Galehaut by her husband Brunor the Brown		Bagotta	La Tavola Ritonda
567	Baingranz of Ainsgalt	The brother of a giant named Galaas, who was slain by Gawaine.			Diu Crône
568	Bal Catel	A Roman senator who the Emperor Lucius assigned to liberate a prison train being taken by Arthur’s warriors to France.			Brut
569	Balan	Brother to Balin	Human	Sir Balan le Savage	Post-Vulgate Cycle, 1230s
570	Balanc	A Saxon warrior, slain by Arthur’s Sir Ulfin at the battle of Carhaix.		Balan, Balanez, Sabalant	Vulgate Merlin
571	Balar of the Dreadful	Known as Balar of the Dreadful, Baleful or Evil Eye		Baleful, Balor, Evil Eye
572	Balbhuaidh	The name under which Gawain appears in Irish romances.
573	Bald Squire, The	As the first day of the tournament between Meliant of Liz and Tibaut of Tintagel
574	Baldas	A Saracen warrior slain by Yvain at the battle of Diana Bridge.			Arthour and Merlin
575	Baldulf	Brother of Golgrin, the Saxon leader, killed at Badon.	Human, Saxon
576	Baldulph	The Earl of Silchester under King Arthur.		Balien, Valence	Roman de Brut
577	Baldwin of Brittany	A knight or bishop in Arthur’s court who pops up in a number of fifteenth-century Middle English verse romances.		Baudewin, Baudewins, Baudewyn, Baudwin, Bawdewin, Bawdewyne, Bawdwyne, Bawdin, Bedwin, Bodwine
578	Balie	A count who went to war with Adnain, a friend of Tristan’s. Tristan defeated him in combat and forced him to make peace.			La Tavola Ritonda
579	Balienne	Daughter of the King of Norgales, the mother of Galihodin.		Beliande, Galiane
580	Balin	Brother to Balan, kills the Lady of the Lake and strikes the Dolorous Stroke	Human	Sir Balin le Savage, Knight of the Two Swords	Post-Vulgate Cycle, 1230s
581	Balinor	Son of the King of the Distant Isles.		Balynor	Vulgate Mort Artu
582	Balldvin of Germania	One of Arthur’s kings, present at the wedding of Erec and Enide.			Erex Saga
583	Balluc	Earl of Guitshire under Arthur.			Roman de Brut
584	Balor	Giant relative of Yspadadden in Culhwch	Giant		Culhwch and Olwen
585	Balsant	The lord of a castle where Erec lodged after the Sparrowhawk Tournament.			Erex Saga
586	Ban	Father of Lancelot	Human
587	Ban of Benwick	The French kings Ban and his brother Bors		Bane, Bans, Bando, Bano, Liban, Pant	Lancelot, or Le Chevalier de la Charrete
588	Ban of Gomeret	King of Gomeret or Gormeret.
589	Banadrab	One of four robber knights slain by Gawaine.		Bandarab	Diu Crône
590	Bandes’ Daughter	King Bandes’ daughter was loved by a Saracen knight, Sir Corsabrin
591	Bangan	Father of Arthur’s warrior Kincar.			Historia Regum Britanniae
592	Bangon	A mysterious character who is named in a few sources as the ruler of Avalon.			Durmart le Gallois
593	Banier	An Arthurian knight named in The Marriage of Sir Gawain and Sir Walter Scott’s		Bannier	The Marriage of Sir Gawain
594	Banin	King Ban's godson, a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
595	Banon	Father of Yscawin, listed in the Court List in Culhwch.
596	Bantellas	A knight of Lord Golagros in Golagros and Gawain.			Golagros and Gawain
597	Banw	One of Twrch Trwyth’s piglets, killed by Arthur’s warriors at Dyffryn Amanw.			Culhwch and Olwen
598	Banyers	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
599	Baradam	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.		Abaradan, Baridan	Prose Tristan
600	Baradigan of the Lost Isle	King of the Lost Isle and a knight who desired to marry Queen Sebille.		Baradigniau, Berennain, Litagueim
601	Baralis	Tristan’s great-grandfather.			La Tavola Ritonda
602	Baram	A Knight of the Round Table killed during the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
603	Baramal	A Saxon king, related to Hengist		Barahans, Baramaus, Haraans	Vulgate Merlin
604	Barant le Apres
605	Baratron	The name of the King of Russia in Arthurian romance.			Claris et Laris
606	Barcinier	A Knight of the Round Table.			Erec
607	Barinthus	A mysterious Otherwordly sea deity about whom very little is known.			Vita Merlini
608	Barnaains	A knight of Arthur’s court.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
609	Baruc of Baghdad	The ruler (caliph) of Baghdad, with whom Gahmuret took service in Wolfram’s Parzifal.			Parzival
610	Baruc the Black	A knight who ruled the castle of Trion and who desired to marry Queen Sebille.		The Black Knight, Fairy Knight Baruc li Noirs, Baruc li Noirs Chevaliers Faez, le Chevalier Fae	Le Livre d’Artus
611	Baruth	One of Evelake’s sons.		Baruch
612	Baruz	A knight who competed in the Sorgarda tournament.			Diu Crône
613	Barvelain	A Saxon king killed by Aglovale at the battle of Clarence.		Barlonaym	Le Livre d’Artus
614	Basse Gent	King Pelles’ fife in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
615	Bassianus	Son of the Roman senator Severus.			Historia Regum Britanniae
616	Bastard	Tristan’s horse.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
617	Batradz	The hero of the Ossetes, a Sarmatian people who still inhabit the Caucasus today.
618	Baucillas	Uther Pendragon’s and Arthur’s doctor.			Palamedes
619	Baudon	Son of the Duke of Avarlan.
620	Baudouin of Brittany	Baudouin is a hermit of noble birth.
621	Baudris	An Irish knight who ruled the castle of Antiufais in Les Merveilles de Rigomer.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
622	Bauduins of Wanglent	The evil lord of Wanglent Castle in Ireland.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
623	Baudwin	A knight that Arthur made a constable of his realm and governed Britain while Arthur went to war with Rome. Later became a hermit.	Human
624	Baufumes	A Saxon king who joined King Rions of Ireland’s (Ryons) invasion of Britain.		Baitramés, Baitrames, Balfinne, Bantrines, Bausart, Brauremes	Vulgate Merlin
625	Baulas	A Knight of the Round Table.			Erec
626	Beacurs	A son of Lot and Sangive, and brother of Gawaine in German romance.		Beatus	Parzival
627	Beaflurs	A fairy. She was the wife of Pansamurs.		‘Beautiful Flower’	Parzival
628	Beale Isoud
629	Beale Regard, Damsel of La	This unnamed damsel, rightful heir to the castle La Beale Regard
630	Beals	King of Gomoret (Gomeret) and one of Arthur’s vassals, according to Hartmann von Aue.			Erec
631	Beas	A Saracen king, killed by Arthur’s Sir Galescalain (Galeshin) at the battle of Diana Bridge.			Arthour and Merlin
632	Beatrice	Wife of Carduino, who was rescued from an enchantment by him.	Human
633	Beatris	The niece of the King of Escavalon who married Dinasdarés, an enemy of Gawaine.			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
634	Beaudous	Gawaine’s son in Robert de Blois’ Fair Unknown romance.		Knight of Two Shields Beaudos, Biausdous	Beaudous
635	Beaumains	Kay’s derogatory nickname for Gawaine’s brother Gareth.		‘Fair Hands’	Le Morte Darthur
636	Beaute	A maid of Guinevere who fell in love with Gliglois, the squire of Gawain.	Human
637	Beautiful Giantess	The mother of Galehaut and Delice.		Bele Jaiande	Lancelot do Lac
638	Beautiful Pilgrim	The name by which Alice, the wife of Alisander le Orphelin, became known.
639	Beauty Without Villany	Daughter of the Count of Valsin		Belle Sans Villenie	Le Chevalier du Papegau
640	Beauvivante	A maiden who arrived at Camelot		Beau Vivant, Bienpensant, Demoiselle Mesdisant, Maledisant	Le Morte Darthur
641	Beauvoisin of Ile Fort	Ruler of the Kingdom of Damsels.		Belnain	Le Chevalier du Papegau
642	Bedalis	One manuscript of the Prose Tristan			Prose Tristan
643	Bedinous	An Arthurian knight in Les Merveilles de Rigomer.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
644	Bedionés	Lord of the Fres Marés in Ireland.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
645	Bedivere	Close friend of Arthur. Returns Excalibur to The Lady of the Lake, brother to Sir Lucan	Human	(Welsh: Bedwyr), (French: Bédoier), Bedevere	Pa Gur yv y Porthaur, c. 10th century
646	Bedoiier the Marshal	A constable.		Bediers, Bediver, Bedoier, Bedoiiers, Beduiers, Bedyers, Bedyver	Erec
647	Bedoin	The Count of the Castle of the March.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
648	Bedwin	A bishop in several Arthurian stories.	Human
649	Bedyw	Son of Seithfed, brother of Sinnoch			Culhwch and Olwen
650	Behalim of Zadas	A maiden championed by Gawaine.			Diu Crône
651	Behantis of Kalomidente	An infidel count who served Perceval’s half-brother Feirefiz.			Parzival
652	Bejolare	The sweet and beautiful mother of Bejolarz, a companion of Wigalois (Gawaine’s son).			Wigalois
653	Bejolarz of Leodarz	Son of Bejolare and Count of Leodarz.			Wigalois
654	Bek, Anthony	According to the historian G.M. Cowling, it was said that, in 1283
655	Bel Inconnu, Le	‘The Fair Unknown’
656	Bel Joeor	Tristan’s (Tristram) horse in Béroul’s Tristan.
657	Belacane of Zazamanc	The infidel Queen of Zazamanc and first wife of Perceval’s father Gahmuret.		‘Belcane’	Parzival
658	Beladigant	The Duke of Zone in Der Stricker’s Daniel			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
659	Belagog	A giant who guarded Arthur's castle.	Giant
660	Belamis	A duke in Arthur’s service who married the Duchess of the Dark Mountain.			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
661	Belaye	Princess of Lizaborey, second wife of Lohengrin	Human
662	Belcane	Queen of Zazamanc	Human
663	Belchis	The homely lord of the castles Monhaut and Campadoine and father of Espinogrés.			Meraugis de Portlesguez
664	Belchis of Denmark	King of Denmark in Arthur’s service.		Belcis, Belcys	Vulgate Merlin
665	Beleare	The Countess of the Castle Joraphas in Korntin and wife of Count Moral.			Wigalois
666	Beleis li Blois	A wealthy and powerful knight in the service of King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance).		‘Beleis the Blond’ Ablechin le Voir, Belchis li Lois, Belcys li Loys, Belehys le Broys, Beliche, Blechin le Noir, Blecys the Blake	Vulgate Merlin
667	Belenos	One of the most widespread of all Celtic gods, whose variant name, Belenos		Belos, Belus
668	Beli	Father of Arthur’s warrior Rheidwn Arwy in Culhwch and Olwen.			Culhwch and Olwen
669	Beli Adver	Father of Arthur’s warrior Rhun in Culhwch and Olwen.			Culhwch and Olwen
670	Beli the Great	A legendary early Briton, thought originally to have originated in the god Bel.		Mawr
671	Beliagog	A giant slain by Tristan in the Middle-English Sir Tristrem.			Sir Tristrem
672	Belianz the Crafty	One of four miscreant brother knights killed by Gawaine in Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
673	Belias
674	Belias of Doves	A duke who joined the rebellion against Arthur in the early days of the king’s reign.		Belias li dus de Doves	Vulgate Merlin
675	Belias of Estremores	An enemy of Arthur.		Red Knight of Estremores Belynans	Vulgate Merlin
676	Belias the Amorous	Lord of the Castle of Maidens.		Belias du Chastel au Puceles, Belias de Amerous of Maydons Castell, Holias	Vulgate Merlin
677	Belias the Black	A strong knight who guarded the Spring of the Two Sycamores.		Belyas li Noirs, Delyas, Helias	Vulgate Lancelot
678	Belide	Daughter of King Pharamond of France, died of lovesickness for Tristan.	Human	Bellicies
679	Belinans	A knight who holds watch at the passage between Norgales and Sorelois, called La Chaucie Galesce.		Aganers, Belynans des Illes, Elinans des Illes
680	Belinant	Father of Dodinel.	Human
681	Belinor	A dwarf who served Queen Esclarmonde of Iglecele.			Escanor
682	Belinus	According to Geoffrey, the City of the Legions
683	Belinus the Great	In the chronicles, a king of the Britons who preceded Arthur by many centuries.		Belin, Belins, Bellinus, Belyns	Historia Regum Britanniae
684	Belisent	A sister of Arthur who married Lot, possibly another name for Morgause.	Human
685	Belisent	Mother of Gawaine, Mordred, Gareth, Gaheris, and Agravain		Bellicent	Arthour and Merlin
686	Bellengerus Le Beuse	Earl of Laundes, son of Alisander the Orphan. Killed King Mark.	Human
687	Belleus	Wounded by Lancelot when he mistook a sleeping Lancelot for his wife. Later made a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
688	Belliance le Orgulus	Sir Lamorak saved Sir Frol of the Out Isles from four knights who were fighting Frol all at once.		Bellyas the Proud	Le Morte Darthur
689	Bellinor	When Lancelot and his followers left Arthur, Sir Bors’ seat at the Round Table was given to Bellinor.		Belinor, Bellynor, Bely, Belyor
690	Belni of Danois	A lady at Arthur’s court; one of many who failed a chastity test in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
691	Belphoebe	A beautiful, brave, and powerful huntress.			The Faerie Queene	Learn More
692	Bencin	Perceval’s nephew in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
693	Bendelayne	A knight slain in joust by Gareth near the Castle Perilous.		Bendelaine	Le Morte Darthur
694	Bendigeid Vran	The giant son of Llyr and Penardun and brother Branwen and Manawydan Fab Llyr.		Bendigeidfran, Brân the Blessed
695	Bene	Daughter of Plippalinot the Ferryman, resident of the Castle of Marvels			Parzival
696	Benemias of Raguleis	A knight saved from the prison of Eskalibon of Belamunt (Eskilabon) by Arthur’s Sir Garel.			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
697	Benigne de Glocedon	She was the Damsel of Glocedon Castle (Glouchedon)		Bleevine, Blenined, Blevine	Vulgate Lancelot
698	Beniosus	In the Icelandic Saga af Tristram ok Ísodd			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
699	Benwick	Daughter of Pharamond of Gaul	Human
700	Benwig	One of Twrch Trwyth’s piglets, killed by Arthur’s warriors at Dyffryn Amanw.			Culhwch and Olwen
701	Berade	One of Arthur’s knights killed in the Roman War.			Alliterative Morte Arthur
702	Beralld	One of Arthur’s earls in the Norse Erex Saga.			Erex Saga
703	Berceliande	The lord of the castle Montiguet (Montignet).		Broceliande
704	Berell	The ghost of Guinevere’s (Guenevere) mother			The Awntyrs off Arthure at the Terne Wathelyn
705	Berengier	Constable of the Castle Magance (Magounce) in Sussex		Bellangere, Bellangre	Prose Tristan
706	Berengier of Gomeret	A widower who was the object of desire for Morgan le Fay and her companion Sebille.			Les Prophecies de Merlin
707	Berhardis	A knight slain by Gawaine in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Diu Crône
708	Berlin	A page who served Tydomie, the wife of Arthur’s nephew Meleranz.			Meleranz
709	Berluse	A Cornish knight and servant of King Mark of Cornwall.		Bersules, Bertelai	Prose Tristan
710	Bernant	King of North Wales during Arthur’s reign.			Vulgate Lancelot
711	Bernard	A knight killed in battle by Tristan.			Tristan
712	Bernard of Astolat	Father of Elaine the White and Lavaine	Human
713	Bernart	A brief companion of Agravain in Les Merveilles de Rigomer.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
714	Bernelain	One of the fifteen Saxon kings who invaded Britain during Arthur’s struggle to establish power.		Bernelayn	Le Livre d’Artus
715	Bernout of Riviers	Count of Ukerlant, son of Count Narant			Parzival
716	Berte \| Bertain	Father of Tibaut’s vavasour Garin. Berte was a friend of Gawaine.		Bertain	Perceval
717	Bertelot	Bertelot was the brother of the despised Breuse Sans Pitie			Le Morte Darthur
718	Berth	Son of Cadway (Cadwy) and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Culhwch and Olwen
719	Bertholai	Champion of the Flase Guinevere.	Human
720	Bertilak de Hautdesert	Sir Bertilak was the Green Knight of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.		The Green Knight Bercilak de Hautdesert, Bercilak of the High Desert	Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
721	Bertoles the Bald	One of Perceval’s eleven paternal uncles in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
722	Bertolle	A knight with
723	Bertrand	Son of Garin, a friend of Gawaine.			Perceval, or Le Conte del Graal
724	Bertrand of Thrace	A noble, chivalrous, and spirited young knight from Thrace			Cligés
725	Berwyn	Son of Cerenhyr and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Culhwch and Olwen
726	Bessille	In the Prose Tristan, a Cornish woman who loved Tristan.			Prose Tristan
727	Bethides	Son of Perceforest	Human
728	Betis	According to the French romance Perceforest
729	Beund	An important saint in North Wales.
730	Beuno	Saint in North Wales, said to be the grandon of Anna, Arthur's sister through her daughter Perferren.	Human
731	Bewfys	The name given to Guinglain, Gawaine’s son, by his mother.		‘Handsome Son’ Beau-fyz	Lybeaus Desconus
732	Bhalbhuaidh	Irish form of Gawaine.
733	Biales	One of the many Saxon kings who invaded Britain at the beginning of Arthur’s reign.			Le Livre d’Artus
734	Biausdous	Son of Gawain. Married Biautei.	Human
735	Bicanus	According to Welsh legend		Bican Farchog	Life of St. Illtud
736	Bidwini	Arthur’s chief bishop in Cornwall. He blessed the food, drink, and women at Arthur’s court.		Bytwini	Culhwch and Olwen
737	Bieda	A Saxon warrior, son of Port, who landed in Britain in 501 to join the Saxon conquest.			Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
738	Bielmanoir	The Lord of Bielmanoir is a Knight of the Round Table in Hunbaut.		‘Fair Manor’	Hunbaut
739	Bien Pensant	The name that Lancelot gave the Ill-Speaking Maiden (Beauvivante)		‘Well Thinking’ Bienpensant	Le Morte Darthur
740	Bigame	The Count of Bigame appears at the tournament of Sorgarda, won by Gawaine.			Diu Crône
741	Bilas	An elderly count who tried to force a young maiden into marriage.			Claries et Laris
742	Bilis	Bilis was Lord of the Dwarfs and the King of the Antipodes.		Bilei, Ebilis, Wilis	Erec
743	Billeius	Bedivere’s nephew in a French chronicle. He is usually called Hirelglas.		Hirelglas	Liber de Compositione Castri Ambaziae
744	Biríng	In the Icelandic Saga af Tristram ok Ísodd			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
745	Bisclaret	A Knight of the Round Table present at the Banborc tournament.			Escanor
746	Bishop of Limor	Brother of Sagremor (Sagramore) and the Bishop of Lumeri.
747	Bishop of Lumeri	Brother of Sagremor and the Bishop of Limor.
748	Bishop of Nantes	A very saintly and worthy prelate
749	Bishop of Rochester	noble clerk ... the French book saith
750	Bishop of the Butterfly	The name by which the historical Bishop of Winchester – Peter des Roches (1204-1238)
751	Bishop of the Thames	In Gottfried’s Tristan, this oddly-named religious figure advises Mark			Tristan
752	Blaaris de Thamelide	A knight who was one of the twenty knights who succoured Agloval and his brothers against King Agrippe.
753	Black Hag	Daughter of the White Hag who lived in the Valley of Distress in the Highlands of Hell.			Culhwch and Olwen
754	Black Hermit	A demonic lord encountered by Gawaine and Perceval in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
755	Black Knight	King Arthur's grandson through Tom a Lincoln. Another Black Knight is an antagonist figure	Human
756	Black Knight of the Black Forest	A knight who was challenged by Arthur for ownership of the Black Forest.			Historia Meriadoci Regis Cambrie
757	Black Knight of the Fountain	The name given in the Welsh Triads to the Lord of the Fountain defeated by Owain.			Triads of the Island of Britain
758	Black Knight of the Mountain	A British knight, enchanted in some manner			Tristan
759	Black Man	A one-eyed giant slain by Percivale/Peredur in Peredur.			Peredur
760	Black Oppressor	An evil duke who made it a custom to kill any men who came to his court			Owain
761	Black Serpent of the Barrow	A vicious snake that inhabited the Mournful Mound and killed or maimed many men.			Peredur
762	Blackbird of Cilgwri	An ancient bird with whom Gwrhyr the Interpreter communicated			Culhwch and Olwen
763	Bladud	The magical son of Hudibras		Baldudus	Historia Regum Britanniae
764	Blaes	One of twenty-four Knights of Arthur's Court.	Human
765	Blaharis	A Knight of the Round Table defeated and taken prisoner by the Queen’s Knights during a tournament.		Blaaris	Vulgate Lancelot
766	Blair	A vavasour in Carmelide (Cameliard)		Blaires, Bliares	Vulgate Merlin
767	Blaise	A hermit originally from Italy to whome Merlin's mother went when she was pregnant.	Human
768	Blakestan	The lord of Blakestan was an ally of King Belinant of South Wales.		Blaguestan, Blahestan, Blakestam, Blakeston, Blanc Estanc, Blaquestan	Lancelot do Lac
769	Blamore de Ganis	A Knight of the Round Table who had a quarrel with Tristan but later they became friends. Became a hermit after Arthur's death.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
770	Blamoure of the Marsh	A knight who owned a white hart that Gawaine pursued on his first adventure.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
771	Blanchandine	An Hungarian princess and a companion of Florete, the daughter of Emperor Filimenis.			Floriant et Florete
772	Blanchard	A magnificient horse given to Sir Launfal by his lover, the fairy Triamour.		Blaunchard	Sir Launfal
773	Blanche	A queen besieged by Lord Nador. Claris and Laris, two of Arthur’s knights, saved her.			Claries et Laris
774	Blanchefleur	Percival's wife, niece to Gornemant	Human		Perceval, the Story of the Grail, c. 1181
775	Blancheflor	In Gottfried, mother of Tristan and sister of King Mark of Cornwall.		Blanchefleur, Blanscheflur, Blanschflur	Tristrant
776	Blancheflor of Beaurepaire	The lady of Beaurepaire in Chrétien’s Perceval.		‘White Flower’ Blanchefleur, Blancheflour, Blankeflur, Blankiflúr, Blanzifiore	Perceval, or Le Conte del Graal
777	Blancheflor’s Uncle the Prior	Blancheflor of Beaurepaire calls him a very religious and saintly man
778	Blancheland	The Middle English Sir Gawain and the Carl of Carlisle names the Lady of Blancheland			Syre Gawene and the Carle of Carlyle
779	Blancheles	One of Arthur’s knights in the Middle-English Sir Gawain and the Carl of Carlisle			Syre Gawene and the Carle of Carlyle
780	Blanchemal the Fay	The fairy mistress of Gawain, by whom she had a son named Guinglain.		Blancemal	Le Bel Inconnu
781	Blandigan	The son of Count Blandigan of Iceland or Ireland			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
782	Blandisen	A fairy who tries to murder Perceval			Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
783	Blandukors	An old nobleman who, in Heinrich’s Diu Crône			Diu Crône
784	Blanlis	A lady at Arthur’s court who, along with many others, failed a magical chastity test.			Diu Crône
785	Blanschol	A lady at Arthur’s court who, along with many others, failed a chastity test.			Diu Crône
786	Blant of Alverne	One of Arthur’s counts.			Diu Crône
787	Blaris	Knight of the Round Table and godson of King Bors of Gannes.		Blaans, Blaaris, Bleherris, Bleoris, Bliares	Vulgate Merlin
788	Blasine	A sister of Arthur who married Nentres of Garlot. Mother of Galachin.	Human
789	Blat	A wandering squire whose companion was Haupt.			Tristrant
790	Blatant Beast	The fairy queen Gloriana asked Calidore to capture the Blatant Beast.
791	Blathaon	Son of Mwrheth and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Breudwyt Rhonabwy
792	Blathnat	A maiden abducted by the giant warrior Curoi.
793	Blavine	An unnamed female recluse who lived near enough the (commonest?)
794	Bledgabred	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
795	Bledud	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
796	Blehartis	One of Arthur’s knights in the English Arthour and Merlin.			Belchardis, Lectargis
797	Bleheri	Father of Arthur’s Sir Meriadeuc.			Meriadeuc or Le Chevalier aux Deux Épées
798	Bleiden	In Henrich’s Diu Crône, a lady at Arthur’s court who failed in a chastity test.			Diu Crône
799	Blende of Alice	In Henrich’s Diu Crône, a lady at Arthur’s court who failed in a chastity test.			Diu Crône
800	Blenzibly	Tristan's mother in the Icelandic Saga of Tristan and Isodd.	Human		Saga of Tristan and Isodd
801	Bleoberis de Ganis	Brother of Blamore and a Knight of the Round Table.	Human
802	Blesinbil	Tristan’s mother in the Norse Tristrams Saga ok Ísöndar			Tristrams Saga ok Ísöndar
803	Bliaires li Chauz	A Knight of the Round Table.			Le Livre d’Artus
804	Bliandois	A countess who served the duchess of Estrayls (Estrales).			Le Chevalier du Papegau
805	Bliant	Tallest of the dwarves and brother of Bilis		Brian, Brians	Erec
806	Blias	Lord of Bleodas, Candaf, or Cloadas.		Blios, Blyas	Vulgate Merlin
807	Bliobel	One of Arthur’s knights in Arthour and Merlin			Arthour and Merlin
808	Bliobleheris de la Deserte	Among Arthur’s knights in the list Chrétien de Troyes begins in line 1691 of Erec and Enide.		Biblioberis, Bleoberis, Blihobleeris, Blioberis, Blioblieris, Blyoberis, Blyobleris
809	Blioblidas	One of Arthur’s knights. He was the son of the King of Galway.		Blidobias, Blidobidas	Meriadeuc or Le Chevalier aux Deux Épées
810	Bliocadran	A name of Perceval's father.	Human
811	Blios	A knight who loved a maiden named Senehaut.			Le Livre d’Artus
812	Bloccovius	One of Arthur’s earls who fought against the Romans at the battle of Soissons and was killed there.		Boclovius, Boclonius	Historia Regum Britanniae
813	Blodeuwedd	A flower-maiden. She was created from the flowers of oak		‘Flower Face’ Blodeuedd
814	Bloequinz	A knight from Denmark allied to Escanor the Handsome, an opponent of Gawaine.			Escanor
815	Bloie	A maiden loved by Guiron the Courteous, hero of Palamedes.			Palamedes
816	Blois of Casset	An Arthurian knight who fought in Arthur’s ranks at the battle of Bedegraine		Blioc de Cassell, Blios de la Case, Blois del Casset, Bloys de la Case; Blyos de Cassel, – de la Casse; Drulios de la Case	Vulgate Merlin
817	Bloisine	Daughter of Urbin of the Mountain (Urpin) and sister of Brun, a knight killed by Gawaine.		Bloiesine	Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
818	Blonde Esmeree	Daughter of the King of Wales, turned into a serpent by Mabon and Evrain.	Human
819	Bloyas	A knight from Flanders who fought among Arthur’s ranks at the battle of Bedegraine.			Le Morte Darthur
820	Bluamans	A Saxon king who was part of King Hargadabran’s (Hargodabrans) invasion of Britain.			Le Livre d’Artus
821	Blue Knight	The alias of Sir Persaunt (Persant), a knight defeated by Gareth in Malory.			Le Morte Darthur
822	Blunderboar	A giant who once managed to capture Jack the Giant-Killer
823	Boar of Cornwall	The allusion to King Arthur made by Merlin			Historia Regum Britanniae
824	Boccus	The King of Media who served the Roman Procurator Lucius.		Blocus, Boclus, Bocus, Bokke, Bouclus	Historia Regum Britanniae
825	Bodendr	A page at Arthur’s court.			Möttuls Saga
826	Bogudaht of Pranzile	A count defeated by Perceval.			Parzival
827	Bold Knight	The name given by Perceval to the Coward Knight			Perlesvaus
828	Bolvin	Counselor to Earl Milon, who desired Enide, Erec’s wife.			Erex Saga
829	Boncenes	A lord whose castle was besieged by Lord Guincemain during the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
830	Boncu	An abominable race of men who battled Arthur’s knights at Rigomer Castle.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
831	Boniface	A Roman cleric who served Arthur.		Bonifaces li Romains	Vulgate Lancelot
832	Bore	One of Arthur’s knights in “The Marriage of Sir Gawaine”.			The Marriage of Sir Gawain
833	Borel	Arthur’s cousin or nephew, upon whom Arthur bestowed the rulership of Maine or Le Mans.		Berell, Berille, Bretel, Bretelot, Dorell	Historia Regum Britanniae
834	Borlow-Beanie	A seven-headed monster owned by King Cornwall in the English ballad “King Arthur and King Cornwall”.		Barlow-Beanie
835	Borre	The illegitimate son of Arthur by Lionors. Eventually became a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
836	Bors de Ganis	One of the major knights of the Round Table		Bohors, Bohort li Escillies, Bohortes, Bort, Boort, Boors, Bours, Bordo, Borz, Bwrf	Lancelot do Lac
837	Bors of Gaul	The King of Gannes, Gaul, or Gascony		Behort, Boort, Bohors, Bohort, Bohoort, Bohourt, Boors, Bordo, Borz	Lancelot do Lac
838	Bors the Elder	Brother to King Ban, and an ally of Arthur's	Human	(French: Bohort)
839	Bors the Younger	Son of Bors the Elder, father of Elyan the White	Human
840	Boso	Ruler of Oxford and a vassal of Arthur.	Human
841	Boudin	Father of Alisander the Orphan and brother of King Mark who murdered him.	Human
842	Boudwin of Cornwall	The good Prince Boudwin, honorable and well beloved by all the people of Cornwall		Bodwyne, Boudin	Le Morte Darthur
843	Bourgois de Peningue	He was the host of Gawain and his companions. Galihodin knighted him.
844	Boy with No Name	The nickname given to Gawaine when he was growing up ignorant of his real name.		De Ortu Waluuanii Nepotis Arturi
845	Bradmante	According to Ariosto, this female warrior of the Carolingian era (AD 751-987)
846	Bradwen	Son of Iaen; brother of Sulyen, Teregud, Moren, Siawn, and Caradawg			Culhwch and Olwen
847	Braggadocchio	A comedic parody of a knight in The Faerie Queene.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
848	Bramangue	A Saxon king who, with other rulers, invaded Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Bamague, Banaigue, Bannagues, Bavaigne, Bermagne, Bonegue, Bradeagne, Brainague, Bramagnes, Bramague, Bramangue, Brandague, Brandegue, Branegue, Brangue, Branmague, Brannague, Brannaguez, Brantague, Brodagne, Brodague	Vulgate Merlin
849	Bramante	A duke and friend of Meliadus and Tristan in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
850	Bramo	A king and father of Agia, Tristan’s step-mother. His brother, Duke Bramante			La Tavola Ritonda
851	Bran de Guinius	The twenty-eighth of forty knights who accompany Gawain.		Brun de Guinius
852	Bran the Blessed	Mythical figure from Celtic Mythology, possibly connected to some early versions of the Grail myth.	Faerie
853	Brance	The Queen of Brance was the cousin of King Helisier.
854	Brandalus of Wales	One of Perceval’s eleven paternal uncles in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
855	Brandegoris	King of Stranggore who rebelled against Arthur at first.	Human
856	Brandegoris’ Daughter	She was to be the prize of a tournament at the Castle de la Marche			Vulgate Lancelot
857	Brandegorre of Estrangorre	A Saxon high king who, with others, invaded Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Bannagues, Bran gu, Brancors, Brandegoras, Brandegoris, Brangoir, Brangoire, Brangoires, Brangoiries, Brangor, Brangore, Brangories, Brangoris, Brangors, Brangue of Saxony, Brannague	Vulgate Merlin
858	Brandelidelin	In Wolfram, the King of Punturteis in Uther’s time.			Parzival
859	Brandelis	Knight of the Round Table and Duke of Taningues, son of Sir Gilbert.		Brandeban, Brandeharz, Brandelis de Tranurgor, Brandelz	Palamedes
860	Brandes	Count of Gloucester or Colchester of Linis.		Banderous, Branles	Erec
861	Brandigan	A king who was Gawaine’s grandfather.			Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
862	Brandiles	Knight of the Round Table who fought Gawain for seducing his sister.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
863	Brandino	A Gaulish king in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
864	Brandinor	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
865	Brandis	The Count of Galloway.			Escanor
866	Brandoines	A vassal of the King with a Hundred Knights.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
867	Brandon	A Saxon king who, with others, invaded Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Braidon, Braidons, Brandouns, Orandon	Vulgate Merlin
868	Brandus des Illes	The lord of La Dolorous Garde before Lancelot conquered it.		Brandilias, Brandin of the Isles, Brandins de la Dolerouse Garde, Brandis, Branduz des Isles, Branduz of the Isles, Bratiduz de la Dolereuse Garde	Lancelot do Lac
869	Branes	A vassal of the King with a Hundred Knights.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
870	Brangaine	Maidservant of Iseult who gave her the lover potion that eventually led to her falling in love with Tristan.	Human	Brangaene, Brangwane, Brangien	Tristan, 12th century
871	Brangaled	he owner of a horn, Corn Brangaled
872	Brangemuer	A knight who was the offspring of a fairy (Brangepart) and a man (Guingamuer).			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
873	Brangepart	A fairy who was the mother of Brangemuer, a knight avenged by Gareth.		Brangespart, Branguespart	First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
874	Brangien	Maidservant of Lady Lore of Cardigan, probably suggested by Brangain.		Branwen	Meriadeuc or Le Chevalier aux Deux Épées
875	Brangoire	A king of the Saxons.		Brancors, Brangoire, Brangor, Brangore, Brangors, Mancors, Mankors	Floriant et Florete
876	Branguemore of Cornwall	A sorceress who built the Chapel of the Black Hand.		Blancemore, Blancemorne, Brangemore	Third Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
877	Branie of the High Mountain	A lady at Arthur’s court.			Diu Crône
878	Brano	A nephew of King Faramon of France in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
879	Branor the Brown	A famous knight of Uther Pendragon’s table, hailed in Palamedes.		Brunor the Brown	Palamedes
880	Brantriviers	An Arthurian knight in Hartmann von Aue’s Erec and Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône.			Erec
881	Branwen	Branwen’s story is best known from a part of the Mabigioni		Branwan, Branwen ferch Llyr
882	Braolant	A Saxon king who, with other Saxon rulers, invaded Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Braolans	Vulgate Merlin
883	Bras-de-fer	Chamberlain of Antichrist.		Braolans
884	Brasias	A hermit living near Windsor
885	Brastias	One of Arthur's Knights who fought at Bedegraine.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
886	Bratach	Son of Gwawrddur Hunchback, brother of Duach		‘Crafty’ Brathach	Culhwch and Olwen
887	Brattur	One of Arthur’s noblemen.			Erex Saga
888	Bravain	Among Arthur’s knights at the Round Table.		Brainons	Erec
889	Bredbeddle	A knight who fought with Arthur in King Arthur and the King of Cornwall	Human
890	Bremeins	A British king, mentioned in Arthour and Merlin			Arthour and Merlin
891	Brendan	In the Bliocadran Prologue to Chrétien de Troyes Perceval, Perceval’s mother		Brandain	Bliocadran Prologue
892	Brennius	An historic Gallic king who conquered Rome in the fourth century BC.		Brannes, Bremin, Brenne	Historia Regum Britanniae
893	Breon	A Knight of the Round Table who was the son of Canodan.		Breons, Brion	Erec
894	Brequean	A Knight of the Round Table killed during the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
895	Bresenda	The sister of Medea (Medeas), the lecherous female ruler of Crudele castle.			La Tavola Ritonda
896	Bretiaus	In the Didot-Perceval, the brother of Lucius			Didot-Perceval
897	Breunis Saunce Pyte	An enemy of Arthur who Gareth killed.	Human
898	Breunor le Noir	Knight who wears his murdered father's coat, brother of Dinadan and Daniel	Human	Brunor, La Cote Male Taile
899	Breuse Sans Pitie	The antithesis of knighthood in French romance – a murderer		‘Breuse the Pitiless’ Brehauz, Brehuz sans Pitie, Breunis Saunce Pit/Pyté, Breus the Pitiless, Breuz, Bereuse, Brehu, Brehus, Breusso, Breuz, Brun sans Pitié/Pité, Bruns Saunce Pit, Bruyn saunz Pitee	First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
900	Brewnor le Noir
901	Briadan	In Palamedes, one of two knights who murdered the Good Knight Without Fear.			Palamedes
902	Briadas the Undefeated	A powerful jouster who guarded the Spring of the Two Sycamores.		The Black Knight Briadan, Briades, Bridans	Vulgate Lancelot
903	Briains of Arundel	Count of Arundel.		Braiains	Durmart le Gallois
904	Briains of Rochiers	A knight who joined Nogant in an assault on Queen Fenise of Ireland.			Durmart le Gallois
905	Briamont de Carduel	A knight of Arthur’s from Cardueil who			Vulgate Merlin
906	Brian	A Knight of the Round Table found in Hartmann von Aue’s Erec.			Erec
907	Brian de la Gastine	A malevolent knight		Brian of the Gastine, Brien de la Gastine	Meriadeuc or Le Chevalier aux Deux Épées
908	Brian Des Illes	Laid siege to Carduel and driven off by Lancelot.	Human
909	Brian of Mez	One of Arthur’s knights.			Escanor
910	Brian of the Forest	A knight that Gawaine encountered in his first quest.			Le Morte Darthur
911	Brian of the Isles	Lord of the Castle of Pendragon, Sir Brian was		Brian des Illes, Brian de les Isles, Brien	Perlesvaus
912	Brian the Lesser	An Arthurian knight.			Diu Crône
913	Brians	A knight present at the tournament of Sorgarda, won by Gawaine.			Diu Crône
914	Briant of North Wales	A knight with whom Lancelot jousted – and defeated		Bryaunt	Le Morte Darthur
915	Briant of the Red Isle	Father of Tristouse	Human
916	Brickus	Son of Mazadan and grandfather of Arthur in Wolfram	Human
917	Bridalam	A Knight of the Round Table killed during the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
918	Bridas	A vassal of King Mark of Cornwall who participated in Mark’s tournament at Lancien.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
919	Bridlaw	A warrior of Arthur and companion of Bedwyr.			”The Stanzas of the Graves”
920	Briébras	The surname of Arthur’s Sir Caradoc, meaning ‘short arm’.		Briefbras	Les Merveilles de Rigomer
921	Brien	Brien was a giant, half a foot taller than any (other?) knight in Arthur’s kingdom
922	Briet of Gonefort	One of Arthur’s knights.			Le Bel Inconnu
923	Brigantes	An ancient and powerful Celtic people of northern England whose tutelary goddess was Brigantia
924	Briien	Among Arthur’s knights in the list Chrétien de Troyes begins in line 1691 of Erec and Enide.			Erec
925	Brimeholz	A fairy companion of Madoine.			Claries et Laris
926	Brimesent	Arthur’s sister in the Vulgate Merlin.		Brinesent, Hermesan, Hermesent, Hermesente	Vulgate Merlin
927	Brinemans	One of several knights defeated by Lancelot on his way to Rigomer Castle.		Brincians	Les Merveilles de Rigomer
928	Briol of the Forest Arsee	A knight encountered by Perceval in his quest for the Grail.		Briot	Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
929	Briollo	A Saracen king, killed by Gaheris at the battle of Diana Bridge.			Arthour and Merlin
930	Brios of Montascon	A wounded knight encountered by Lancelot on his way to Rigomer Castle.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
931	Brios of the Emplacement	A knight who served King Caradoc of Estrangorre.			Vulgate Merlin
932	Brisen, Dame	Helped arrange for Lancelot to sleep with Elaine unawares.	Human
933	Brithael	An Arthurian knight who originally belonged to Gorlois, the Duke of Cornwall		Bertel, Bertelot, Bertil, Borel, Brastias, Breteaus, Bretel, Brethel, Bricel, Bricot, Britael	Historia Regum Britanniae
934	Britomart	Knight of Chastity, a female knight of the Faerie Queen.	Human		The Faerie Queen	Learn More
935	Britons	The original inhabitants of Great Britain.	Group
936	Britu	Son of Vortigern and Sevira according to Germanus of Auxerre.
937	Broadas	A large knight who inhabited the Spring of the Two Sycamores.		Briadam, Broadés, Brohades, Brohados, Bronadas, Bronades	Vulgate Lancelot
938	Brodan	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
939	Bromel La Pleche	A knight who began his career as a member of Arthur’s army against the Saxons.		Brinol of the Hedged Manor Bliot du Plessie, Bloys of Plaisshie, Briant du Plessie, Brinol the Pleasant, Brinol de Plesse, Brinos du Plaissie, Brinos de Plessie, Brinos du Plessie; Brinoult del Plessie, Brios del Piastre, Bruiol de Plessie, Brumant del Plessie, Brunout del Plesse	Vulgate Lancelot
940	Bron	The Fisher King and Maimed King in Robert de Boron’s Grail Cycle		Boon, Brom, Brons, Bruns, Ebron, Gron, Hebron, Nesecuj(?)	Joseph d’Arimathie
941	Broncone	A knight encountered by Tristan in La Tavola Ritonda.		Broncane	La Tavola Ritonda
942	Bronnil	In Robert Mannyng’s chronicle		Brumyng	The Story of England
943	Brons	Husband of Enygeus, the sister of Josephh of Arimathea. Was given the Grail.	Human
944	Bros of the Heath	A knight defeated by Tristan during a joust at Camelot.			Prose Tristan
945	Brother Ogrins	In the earliest known version of Tristram		Ogrine
946	Brown Earl	A ruler who fell in love with Enid (Enide)			Geraint and Enid
947	Brown Family	A family of mighty knights who thrived in Uther Pendragon’s day			Palamedes
948	Brown Knight Without Pity	The Brown Knight had a castle somewhere in the vicinity of the Duke de la Rowse			Le Morte Darthur
949	Bruant	A knight who stole a golden circlet from a lady named Mariole.			Torec
950	Bruant of the Lost City	A king who served Arthur. He ruled the Lost City and was nicknamed ‘Four Beards’.			Meriadeuc or Le Chevalier aux Deux Épées
951	Brudan	The nephew of Brian of the Isles, Arthur’s enemy.			Perlesvaus
952	Bruhaut the Brown	Son of Ellain, nephew of Hector the Brown		Bruhalt, Bruhault	Palamedes
953	Bruiant of the Isles	A king and one of King Arthur’s knights.			Erec
954	Bruin	Unknown Family, One of the original 32 Knights of the Round Table	Human	Sir Bruin Surnamed the Black
955	Brumant L’Orguilleus	He was a nephew of King Claudas and one of his knights.		Brumand the Proud, Brumant, Brumart, Brumax	Vulgate Lancelot
956	Brumart	Nephew of King Alaudas who sat on the siege Perilous.	Human
957	Brun	Descendant of Brutus and ancestor of the famous knights of the “Brun” family.			Palamedes
958	Brun Brandalis	One of Perceval’s eleven paternal uncles in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
959	Brun of Branlant	A vassal of Guiromelant, an enemy of Gawaine the First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval.		Bruns de Barlant, Brus of Bralant	First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
960	Brun of Gumiaus	A knight in Arthur’s service.			Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
961	Brun of Morrois	A knight who abducted Guenevere from Sir Yder		Brun of Morois	Durmart le Gallois
962	Brun of Piciez	Brun and his brother Grus the Wrathful – Knights of the Round Table			Erec
963	Brun of the Heath	A Cornish knight who abducted the paramour of the Pensive Knight.			Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
964	Brun of the Savage Realm	He was a descendant of Brutus		‘Brown’	Palamedes
965	Brun the Felon	An evil knight from Northumberland			Palamedes
966	Brunamort	A knight who guarded the Ford of the Wood.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
967	Bruneheut	Having been banished from Mark’s court			La Folie Tristan de Berne
968	Brunfort	One of Tristan’s horses in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
969	Bruning	A Saxon warrior who fought for Mordred against King Arthur			Historia Regum Britanniae
970	Brunissen	Wife of Jaufre	Human
971	Brunor	One of the best knights of the Old Table	Human
972	Brunor the Black	The true name of the Good Knight Without Fear			Palamedes
973	Brunor the Brown	One named as the father of Sir Segurant the Brown			Palamedes
974	Brunor the Pleasant	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
975	Brunoro the Brown	In La Tavola Ritonda, a relative of Lancelot’s who showed up at King Mark’s court			La Tavola Ritonda
976	Brunz the Prophet	Father of Sir Escanor the Handsome		Bruns	Escanor
977	Brusaz	In Henrich’s Diu Crône, one of several kings who served Arthur.			Diu Crône
978	Brute Greenshield	A prince who, according to Geoffrey of Monmouth			Historia Regum Britanniae
979	Bruto	Hero in an Italian romance	Human		Bruto di Brettagna
980	Brutus of Britain	First King of Britain, a Trojan	Human	Brut, Brute, (Welsh: Bryttys)	Historia Brittonum, c. 820	Read more
981	Bruyant the Faithless	Called the Faithless, he killed Estonne
982	Brychan	An early legendary King of Powys.			Triads of the Island of Britain
983	Brys	In Culhwch and Olwen, son of Brysethach and one of Arthur’s warriors.		‘Haste’ Brusc	Culhwch and Olwen
984	Brysetach	Father of Arthur’s warrior Brys.		Briscethach, Bryssethach	Culhwch and Olwen
985	Budicius	Name of two kings in Brittany. One brought up Ambrosius and Uther. THe other married Anna.	Human
986	Bueves	A king who was the brother of Guengasoain, a knight defeated by Gawaine.			La Vengeance Raguidel
987	Buflout	An Arthurian knight found exclusively in the romance of Yder.			Yder
988	Bugi	Husband of Arthur's niece, Perferren.	Human
989	Buhout	An Arthurian knight found exclusively in the romance of Yder			Yder
990	Bun	Isolde’s sister, according to a Welsh Triad.		‘Maiden’	Triads of the Island of Britain
991	Burletta of the Desert	A knight who fell in love with Gaia Pulcella (Pulzella Gaia)		Burlette Della Diserta	La Tavola Ritonda
992	Burlette Della Diserta	Abductor of Pulzella Gaia, daughter of Morgan. Rescued by Lancelot.	Human
993	Burmalt	A figure appearing on the Modena Archivolt frieze.			The Modena Archivolt
994	Buroin	The duke of the White Lake.			Lanzelet
995	Busirane	A sorcerer who imprisoned the maiden Amoret and tried to force her to become his lover.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
996	Butocostiaus	The lord of Finecoce and one of four Irish robber knights defeated by Lancelot		Botincoutiaus, Boutincostiaus, Buticostiaus	Les Merveilles de Rigomer
997	Buzafarnan	A king and brother of the barbarian King Milocrates.			De Ortu Waluuanii Nepotis Arturi
998	Bwlch	Son of Cleddyf Cyfwlch, brother of Cyfwlch and Syfwlch, one of Arthur’s warriors.		‘Gap’	Culhwch and Olwen
999	Byanne	The daughter of King Clamadon		Beaune the Feire	Vulgate Merlin
1000	Byanor	Recipient of a sword that formerly belonged to Arthur.	Human		The Faerie King
1001	Bylas	A Saxon warrior who joined the Saxon invasion of Britain		Bilaces, Bilas	Vulgate Merlin
1002	Cabarentin	The good King of Cornwall in the Vulgate Lancelot; a vassal of Arthur.		Cabarentins, Carabantins, Cararentis, Carbarantins, Carbarecontins, Carparacotins, Carparentins, Carperacotins, Cornentins, Esbarantin, Kabaranti, Kabarantins, Kabarentins	Vulgate Lancelot
1003	Cabcaflin	A king and father of Arthur’s knight Gatutain Batewain.			Erec
1004	Cabrion	The lady of Cabrion was a cousin of Arthur.			Vulgate Lancelot
1005	Cacamwri	Half brother of Hygwydd and one of Arthur’s warriors.		Rhacymwri	Culhwch and Olwen
1006	Cadain	One of Arthur’s nobles, listed in Biket’s Lai du Cor.			Lai du Cor
1007	Cadal	Constantine was murdered by his servant Cadal, a Pict.
1008	Cadant	A vassal (and perhaps a cousin) of King Claudas		Cadans, Cadanz, Cadons, Chadians	Vulgate Lancelot
1009	Cadarn	Father of Arthur’s warrior Nerth.		‘Strong’ Kedarn	Culhwch and Olwen
1010	Cadellin Silver Brow	Father of one of Arthur’s Gweirs. Son of Talaryant.		Cadell	Culhwch and Olwen
1011	Cadfan	A Welsh warrior, named Cadfan			Various; all Myrddin poems
1012	Cadgyffro	Father of Arthur’s warrior Gilbert.		‘Battle Tumult’	Breudwyt Rhonabwy
1013	Cadiolant	Chrétien names this king of Ireland		Cadioalant, Cadoalant, Cadoalens	Erec
1014	Cado	Ruled with Arthur in West Country	Human		Life of St. Carannog
1015	Cadoain	A knight who went to Doloreuse Guard to attempt the adventure there.
1016	Cadoc	A king who fought in a Castle of Maidens tournament			Le Bel Inconnu
1017	Cadoc, Saint	Welsh saint. Arthur demanded of him to deliver a man named Ligessac who had claimed sanctuary.	Human
1018	Cadog	One of twenty-four Knights of Arthur's Court.	Human
1019	Cador	Raised Guinevere as his ward, father to Constantine III of Britain, described in some works as Arthur's cousin	Human	(Latin: Cadorius)
1020	Cador of Cornwall	May possibly be identified with Cadwy, the son of Gereint, and identical to Cado.		Cadwr, Carados of Cornwall	Historia Regum Britanniae
1021	Cador of Northumberland	A ruler of Northumberland			Escanor
1022	Cadorcanionis	A count and among Arthur’s knights in the list Chrétien de Troyes begins in line 1691 of Erec and Enide.			Erec
1023	Cadovain	An Arthurian knight.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
1024	Cadret	Son of King Aguiflet of Scotland (Angusel)			Erec
1025	Cadrïel	A knight of Arthur’s court.			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1026	Cadrieth	Son of Seidi and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.		‘Fair Speech’ Caydryeith, Chadreith	Geraint and Enid
1027	Cadwain of Carmurain	A knight freed from the prison of Sir Brandin of the Isles (Brandus des Illes) by Lancelot.		Cadoains de Caennuzin, Cadoains de Caermuzin, Cadoains de Carec, Cadoiains de Caresimurtin, Cadowain of Caermurzin, Cardue de Caret, Gladoains de Caermuzin, Kadoains de Quaermurzin, Kadoeins de Tagaermurin, Kanet de Kaermursin, Karadoains de Karamurain	Lancelot do Lac
1028	Cadwal	In Reginald Heber’s Morte D’Arthur, Guinevere (Guenevere) pines over her first love		Cadual	Morte D’Arthur
1029	Cadwallader	A historical seventh-century hero, the son of Cadwallon (Catwallaun)		Cadwallar
1030	Cadwallo Longhand	A king of the Venedotians in North Wales under Arthur.		‘Catwallaun Long-Hand’ Cadual, Cadwallo Lewirth, Cadwallon Lawhir, Cadwathlan, Cadwell, Caswallon, Catwallon	Historia Regum Britanniae
1031	Cadwallon	King of Vendoti, a people who lived in North Wales	Human
1032	Cadwy	Son of Gereint	Human		Dream of Rhonabwy
1033	Cae Hir	Named in a Welsh Tristan fragment as a man who loved Golwg Hafddydd		Cae the Tall	Welsh Tristan fragment
1034	Cae the Courteous	A vassal of Queen Flúrant of Ireland (Flurent)		Cæ	Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1035	Caelenc	A Saxon king who, under Rions (Ryons)		Canlang, Canlent, Kaolant, Karolant	Vulgate Merlin
1036	Caelia	Tom a'Lincoln's lover, mother to the Faerie Knight. Also in The Faerie Queene.	Human	Celia, The Faerie Queene	Tom a Lincoln	Learn More
1037	Cafarnaon	A knight.		Capharnaon, Carphanaan
1038	Cahot the Red	Brother of the Red Knight that Perceval killed as a youth.			Perlesvaus
1039	Cahus	Son of Yvain the Bastard and one of Arthur’s squires in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
1040	Caiaphas	In the Book of Matthew, the high priest of Jerusalem who tried and condemned Jesus		Caiphas, Caÿphas, Chaifas, Chaÿphas, Chayphas	Joseph d’Arimathie
1041	Calcas the Short	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and a one of Arthur’s knights.		Calcaz li Petiz, Kallas li Petis	Culhwch and Olwen
1042	Calcedor from Africa	ne of the noble Byzantine warriors that Alexander’s brought to Britain from Constantinople.		Charquedon, Macdor
1043	Calegantis	King of Cornouaille in Brittany.
1044	Calendin the Younger	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1045	Calfaudin	A Saxon knight killed by Meleagant (Meleagaunce)			Les Prophecies de Merlin
1046	Calidore	Champion of courtesy, assigned by Gloriana			The Faerie Queene
1047	Calidus de Romme	A Roman soldier who fought in the war against Arthur.			Vulgate Merlin
1048	Caligante the Poor	A Knight of the Round Table who died during the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1049	Calin	According to Layamon, this Frisian King was subject to Arthur.			Brut
1050	Calinan	The son of Guiron by his lover Bloie.		Galinan
1051	Caliph of Baghdad	Wolfram von Eschenbach, in Parzival, specifically mentions that Baruc was the Caliph of Baghdad
1052	Calistra	Pagan queen of the realm of Femminoro, seat of all lechery.			La Tavola Ritonda
1053	Calixtes	A hermit who lived in the White Forest, near the chapel of St. Augustine			Perlesvaus
1054	Call	The dog belonging to Arthur’s warrior Bwlch in Culhwch.		‘Wise’	Culhwch and Olwen
1055	Calles	The wealthy Duke Calles wanted to settle half his land on his daughter upon her marriage.		Cales, Calle, Gale, Gaule, Kale, Kalle, Kallés, Kalles	Vulgate Lancelot
1056	Callic	Archbishop of Everwic.			Yder
1057	Callyburne	A knight in the service of Lucius the Roman in Malory.			Le Morte Darthur
1058	Calobrus	Cousin of Perceval and son of Calobrutus.			Perlesvaus
1059	Calobrutus	One of Perceval’s eleven paternal uncles in Perlesvaus.			Perlesvaus
1060	Calogrenant	Cousin to Sir Ywain	Human	Colgrevance, Cynan	Yvain, the Knight of the Lion, 1170s
1061	Calon	The King of Sicily in Claris et Laris.			Claries et Laris
1062	Calufer	A Saxon king who joined King Rions’ (Ryons) war against Arthur.		Calufeus, Colufer	Vulgate Merlin
1063	Camaalis	he pagan king who, according to the Arthurian romances, was the eponym of Camelot.		Camalis	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1064	Camandans	A king of North Wales who served Arthur.			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1065	Cambenet, Duke of	The Duke or Earl of Cambenic in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Escan, Escam, Escaus, Escaut, Estas, Eustace, Eustas, Oscan	Vulgate Merlin
1066	Camber	Son of Brutus, first king of Britain, and brother of Albanact and Locrine (Locrinus).		Kamber	Historia Regum Britanniae
1067	Cambynes	An English duke who fought in the tournament at Sorelois.			Le Morte Darthur
1068	Camel of Northumberland	A knight from Northumberland.		Camal	Meliador
1069	Camille	A sorceress who fell in love with Arthur and killed herself.	Human
1070	Camille of La Roche	An enchantress of Saxon descent, she held the castle of La Roche		Camyle, Canile, Carmile, Carnile, Carnyle, Carvile, Caville, Cramile, Gamile, Gamille, Ganille, Kanille	Lancelot do Lac
1071	Camille of Orkney	The daughter of the pagan British King Orcant of Orkney.			Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1072	Camille with the White Throat	In Henrich’s Diu Crône, a lady at Arthur’s court who failed a chastity test.			Diu Crône
1073	Camlas	A knight in Arthur’s service.			Escanor
1074	Canaan	One of fourteen brothers who followed Joseph of Arimathea to Britain.		Canaam, Chanaam, Chanaan	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1075	Canaan of Baradigan	The King of Baradigan, possibly an ally or vassal of Arthur			Le Bel Inconnu
1076	Canagues	A knight and nephew of Sir Seguarades.		Tanaavins, Tanagues, Tanauns, Tanegues	Vulgate Lancelot
1077	Canain	A dwarf who served Felinete, a benefactress of Gawaine.			Escanor
1078	Canan	Father of Lac and grandfather of Erec.	Human
1079	Canart	A powerful knight who served King Claudas.		Canars, Canart, Chanard, Chanart, Chanarz	Vulgate Lancelot
1080	Candaces	Son of King Apollo of Liones.	Human
1081	Candenart	A Saxon warrior who served Kings Sornegrieu and Sapharin.			Vulgate Merlin
1082	Candida	She is the mother of Merlin in Immermann’s Merlin-Eine Mythe (1830).
1083	Canedam the Thin	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1084	Canedor of the Beautiful Lover	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1085	Canelengres	The surname of Tristan’s father, Rivalin		Kalegras, Kanelangres	Tristan
1086	Canet de Blay	An Arthurian knight who took an oath to participate in a quest to learn the fate of Merlin		Canet of Blay, Caves de Lille	Vulgate Merlin
1087	Canet of Occire	A knight who served Uther Pendragon.			Vulgate Lancelot
1088	Canhastyr	One of King Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend who owned a special dog collar.		‘Hundred Holds’, ‘Hundred Hands’ Canastyr Kanllaw	Culhwch and Olwen
1089	Canodan	Parent of Arthur’s knight Breon, a Knight of the Round Table.			Erec
1090	Canodes	A knight who served Arthur or King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance).		Canade, Canet de Carmurtin	Vulgate Merlin
1091	Canor	A King in Cornwall who was aided by the Irish	Human
1092	Canor of Cornwall	A heathen king of Cornwall who appears in the tale of Tristan’s ancestry.		Thanor	Prose Tristan
1093	Cap	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
1094	Capalu
1095	Capoir	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the second century BC.			Historia Regum Britanniae
1096	Captive Damsels of Pesme Avanture	There were up to 300 of them, kept hard at labor with gold thread and silks
1097	Caradan	A Knight of the Round Table, brother of the knights Damas and Damcab			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1098	Caradawg	Son of Iaen, brother of Sulyen, Bradwen, Moren, Siawn, and Teregud.		Caradawc, Cradawc, Cradawg	Culhwch and Olwen
1099	Caradawg Strong-Arm	Son of Llyr of the Sea, father of Cawrdaf			Triads of the Island of Britain
1100	Caradigas	A knight of Arthur’s service who participated in the first and second of Gawaine’s quests to locate Lancelot.		Caradigain, Caradigais, Garadigais	Lancelot do Lac
1101	Caradoc	Rebelled against Arthur when he first became king, but later supported him, sometimes two characters—Caradoc the Elder (a king) and Caradoc the Younger (a knight)	Human	(Latin: Caractacus), (Welsh: Caradog Freichfras), (French: Carados Briefbras)
1102	Caradoc Briefbas	An Arthurian knight who first appears in Robert Biket’s Lai du Cor		Caradog, Carados, Caradus Bries Bras, Cardue Bries Bras, Garedas, Karadex Bries Bras, Karadin, Karadoc, Karados Briebras, Karadues, Kardels Bries Bras, Kardos, Vreichvras
1103	Caradoc of Little Britain	King of Little Britain (Brittany) and vassal of Lancelot		Caradoc of Brittany	Ly Myreur des Histors
1104	Caradoc of Nantes	The King of Nantes and Vannes and husband of Ysave, niece of Arthur.		Caradoc of Nantes and Vannes	First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1105	Caradoc of Wales	He conquered Ireland and married the king’s daughter,		Caradoc of Cambria	Historia Meriadoci Regis Cambrie
1106	Caradoc Shortarm	The King of Estrangorre, Scotland		Karadan	Lancelot do Lac
1107	Caradoc the Thirteenth	A giant knight from Uther Pendragon’s Old Table.		Carados	La Tavola Ritonda
1108	Carados	One of the Kings that rebelled against Arthur at the beginning.	Human
1109	Carados of the Dolorous Tower	His mother was an enchantress. Captured Gawain and kept him in a dungeon. Killed by Lancelot.	Human
1110	Caraés	One of Arthur’s knights.		Careheuls	Le Bel Inconnu
1111	Carahs	Among Arthur’s knights in the list Chrétien de Troyes begins in line 1691 of Erec and Enide.			Erec
1112	Caramadis	A knight killed by the Lord of Baradigan to avenge the death of his cousin Orguellous.
1113	Carannog, Saint	Drove off a serpent at King Arthu'rs request.	Human
1114	Caratacus	A historical person at the time of the Roman invasion, argued that he was the original Arthur.	Human
1115	Caraton	A noble who served Arthur.			Lai du Cor
1116	Carausius	A king of Britain several centuries before Arthur.		Marcus Aurelius Mausaeus Carausius Died: 293 Carausian revolt, AD 286-296	Historia Brittonum
1117	Carbare-Cotins	King of Cornuaille.		Carbarecotins, Carbarentins, Kabbaranturs
1118	Carcelois	A Grail King and ancestor of Pelles, Elaine, and Galahad.		Carceloys, Cartelois, Catheloys	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1119	Cardoas de Lanvale	A knight from Lanvale; one of three who fought against Lancelot		Aglodas de la Valee, Karadel de la Maille	Vulgate Lancelot
1120	Cardoilen of London	A good Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1121	Cardroain the Red	A knight killed in a sparrowhawk tournament at Landoc by Arthur’s Sir Durmart.		Cadeain, Cadroain, Cadrovain, Codrovain, Cordrovain	Durmart le Gallois
1122	Carduino	A knight raised in secret after his fahter, Dondinello, was poisoned. Slew a wizard who had turned a kingdom of people into animals.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1123	Carembaus	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Prose Tristan
1124	Carentin	One of Arthur’s knights.			Le Bel Inconnu
1125	Cargrilo	A knight who joined his father, Margon, in a war against the Sore Pucelle, a lady who was eventually championed by Gawaine.			Third Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1126	Cariado	A knight who loved Iseult.	Human
1127	Cariadoc	Steward of King Mark of Cornwall.			Tristan \| Thomas of England,
1128	Caridés of Escavalon	A malevolent lord who attacked the city of Beaurepaire and besieged the lady Blancheflor, Perceval’s sweetheart, within.		Aridés of Escabalon	Third Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1129	Carismal	A Knight of the Round Table who was defeated in the great tournament of Logres, between the Round Table and the Queen’s Knights.		Carismaus, Karismaux, Orinis	Vulgate Merlin
1130	Carl of Carlisle	A giant who hosted Gawain, Kay, and Bishop Baldwin. Was beheaded, at his own request, by Gawain.	Giant
1131	Carlachs	The name of either a nation or a race of people.
1132	Carlisle, Suffragan of	A suffragan is a bishop serving as assistant to the bishop of a diocese.
1133	Carmadan	A kind and noble knight who lodged Lancelot after the latter drank from a poisoned spring and fell deathly ill.		Cannadain, Cannadans, Cannadon, Carmadain, Carmadon, Carmadons, Garmadeus, Kannadeus, Karmadan	Vulgate Lancelot
1134	Carmadol the Black	One of Arthur’s knights who participated in a quest, for a year and a day, to learn the fate of Merlin.		Carmaduc le Noir, Carmeduk the Blake	Vulgate Merlin
1135	Carmoisim the Great	A Knight of the Round Table killed during the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1136	Carnedyr	An Arthurian warrior who was the son of Gofynyon the Old.			Culhwch and Olwen
1137	Caroduant	A lesser king under Arthur, present at the coronation of Erec and Enide as King and Queen of Nantes.			Erec \| Chrétien de Troyes, late 12th century
1138	Caroman	A powerful Saxon king who, with others, invaded northern Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign.			Vulgate Merlin
1139	Carone the Great of Granchole	According to La Tavola Ritonda, the first giant to come to Britain from the faraway islands.			La Tavola Ritonda
1140	Carras	King of Recesse, brother of King Claudas. Went to war with Arthur until Gawain convinced him to stop.	Human
1141	Carsenefide	Chrétien does not tell us Dame Carsenefide’s name until almost the end of the romance, several hundred lines after Arthur, meeting her, remarks that it is easy to see how Enide came by her beauty.		Karsinefite	Erec \| Chrétien de Troyes, late 12th century
1142	Cartimandua	The Queen of the powerful Brigantes, who was alleged to have handed Caratacus, King of the Catuvellauni, over to his enemies, the Romans
1143	Carvilia	A daughter of Morgan le Fay	Human
1144	Cas	Son of Saidi (Seidi), brother of Alun and Cadrieth, and one of Arthur’s warriors			Culhwch and Olwen
1145	Casadoc	One of the knights at the Round Table, the only one who had a truly faithful wife.
1146	Casain	One of Arthur’s dukes in the Norse Erex Saga.			Erex Saga
1147	Casibilant	The nephew of Duke Calles and brother of Alibel, Dyonis, and Dion.		Carsibilans, Cassibelans, Cassibilans, Quassibilans	Vulgate Lancelot
1148	Casnar Wledic	A Welsh ruler who was the father of Arthur’s warrior Llara in Rhonabwy and Culhwch.		‘Casnar the Ruler’, ‘Casnar the Lord’	Breudwyt Rhonabwy, Culhwch and Olwen
1149	Cassibelaunus	One of Arthur’s warriors, killed while fighting Mordred’s army at the battle of Camel.		Cassibolon	Historia Regum Britanniae, Roman de Brut
1150	Cassibelaunus of Britain	In the chronicles, the King of Britain during Julius Caesar’s invasion in the first century BC. He ascended to the throne of Britain after the death of his brother, King Lud, whose sons were too young to receive the crown.		Cassivellaunus	Historia Regum Britannia, Roman de Brut, Short Metrical Chronicle
1151	Castekkirs	Son of Aminabad, and ancestor of Arthur.	Human
1152	Castellors	Son of Aminabad and ancestor of Arthur according to the pedigree provided by John of Glastonbury.
1153	Castis	The King of Wales and North Wales in the days of Uther Pendragon		Castris	Parzival \| Wolfram von Eschenbach
1154	Castor	Lancelot was at Carbonek in one of his mad fits, subdued but unknown, at the time King Pellam’s nephew Castor was grooming for knighthood.			Le Morte Darthur
1155	Caswallawn	Traditionally the son of Beli and the conqueror of the Island of the Mighty, thus disinheriting Manawydan fab Llyr, the brother and heir of Bendigeid Vran (Brân the Blessed), and cousin of Pryderi.
1156	Catanance	A queen of Ireland who married King Caradoc Shortarm, one of Arthur’s vassals.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1157	Catarinella	According to a Corsican tale, she was a heroine on a quest for the Grail
1158	Catell	Father of Arthur’s warrior Cathleus in Geoffrey of Monmouth, and of Caradoc in Layamon		Catel	Historia Regum Britanniae, Roman de Brut, Brut
1159	Catell of Britain.	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC		Historia Regum Britanniae
1160	Catellus	In Layamon, a Roman senator who joined Lucius’s war against Arthur			Brut \| Layamon, late 12th century to mid-13th century
1161	Catenois	A Roman		Catelos, Cathenois, Chachelos
1162	Cath Palug	This was a cat in Welsh and French legend on the Isle of Anglesey. It is said to have eaten nine warriors. This fearsome monster were fought, and perhaps slain, by Cei on the Isle of Anglesey, according to an early Welsh poem known as Pa Gur yv y Portaur.		Capalu, Capalus, Cath Balug, Cath Balwg, Cath Paluc, Chapalu, Kapalu	The Stanzas of the Graves, Triads of the Island of Britain, Vulgate Merlin, La Bataille de
1163	Cathleus	One of Arthur’s warriors. He was the son of Catel			Historia Regum Britanniae
1164	Catigern	Son of Vortigern, fought alongside his brother Vortimer against the Saxons	Human	(Welsh: Cattegirn)
1165	Cator	King of Libya who served Emperor Filimenis of Constantinople, father of Floriant			Floriant et Florete
1166	Catuvellani	A tribe of Britains	Group
1167	Catwallaun Law-Hir	A king of the Venedotians in North Wales under Arthur.		Catwallaun Long-Hand’, Cadual, Cadwallo Lewirth, Cadwallon Lawhir, Cadwathlan, Cadwell, Caswallon, Catwallon	Historia Regum Britanniae
1168	Catwallaun Longhand	A North Welsh ruler who supposedly drove out the Irish out of Anglesey around 500 CE.	Human
1169	Caulas	A Saxon chieftain who, with others, invaded Carmelide (Cameliard) in the early days of Arthur’s regin.		Acalas, Atalas Lamnachour, Aucalas Laumacor, Callas, Caulas Laumacour, Caulus, Maulas	Vulgate Merlin, Le Livre d’Artus, Arthour and Merlin
1170	Caulas the Red	One of Arthur’s knights		Caulas li Rous, Taulas li Rous, Taulus li Rous	Vulgate Merlin, Le Morte Darthur
1171	Caulus	A Saxon.		Colocaulus
1172	Cauterous of Solaz	An Arthurian knight			Diu Crône
1173	Caval	Arthur’s favorite hunting dog, found in Nennius and Welsh tales.		Cabal, Caball, Cafall, Cauall, Cavall
1174	Cavalry	The historical Arthur, if he existed, would probably have had cavalry at his disposal, thus giving him an advantage over the Saxons, who seem to have lacked it
1175	Caveron of Robendic	Among Arthur’s knights of the Round Table. He’s in the list Chrétien de Troyes began in line 1691 of Erec and Enide		Caveron of Roberdic, Gaveros	Erec
1176	Caw	The father of Gildas, Hueil, and Cywyllog.	Human
1177	Cawrdaf	One of Arthur’s warriors and advisors. His father was Caradawg Strong Arm			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”), Breudwyt Rhonabwy
1178	Ceawlin	A son of the Saxon warrior and ruler Cynric
1179	Cecormanus	One of Arthur’s earls			Roman de Brut
1180	Cedfyw	A Welsh warrior whose death at the hands of Maelgwn (Maelgwyn) is mourned by Merlin in an early Welsh poem.			Various; all Myrddin poems
1181	Cei	Later to re-emerge under the guise of Sir Kay in the Arthurian legends. Cei had a daughter named Kelemon		Cai
1182	Ceido	The father of Gwenddolau (Gwenddalou), Merlin’s lord in several Welsh sources		Ceidiaw	Annales Cambriae
1183	Ceimiad	A giant slain by Arthur in a Welsh manuscript (Peniarth 118).
1184	Celemon	Daughter of Cei (Kay) and mother of Rathtyen in Culhwch and Olwen		Kelemon	Culhwch and Olwen
1185	Celestre	A pagan queen who inhabited the Mad Castle and who loved Perceval			Perlesvaus
1186	Celias	King of Apulia who was allied to Emperor Thereus of Rome			Claries et Laris
1187	Celice	A damsel of the Lady of the Lake.		Two entries with the name Celice	Lancelot do Lac
1188	Celices of the Dolorous Tower	Nephew of the King with a Hundred Knights and a Knight of the Round Table		Seleyses, Selyses	Palamedes, Prose Tristan, Le Morte Darthur
1189	Celidoine	Son of the first Nascien who became king of Scotland. Ancestor of Galahad.	Human
1190	Celidon	King of Greece in Claris et Laris		Calidon	Claries et Laris
1191	Celinant	The brother of Sir Bliant. He lived in the White Castle.		Belinan, Celynans, Celynanz, Elinans, Elinanz, Elynanz, Selinans, Selivant, Selynans, Selyvaunt	Vulgate Lancelot, Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin, Le Morte Darthur \| Sir Thomas Malory
1192	Celinas	A Saxon king and cousin of King Rions (Ryons).			Vulgate Merlin
1193	Celli	One of Arthur’s warriors in Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
1194	Celts	A number of mainland Europe tribes that invaded the British Isles between 1000 and 500 B.C. The Celts settled throughout the Isles and eventually became the races known as Britons, Welsh, Scots, Irish, and Cornish.
1195	Celyn	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.		‘Holly’	Culhwch and Olwen
1196	Ceneu	According to Welsh tradition, the son of Coel Godebog, father of Mor and great-great-great-grandfather of Myrddin (Merlin).
1197	Cerdic of Wessex, King	First King of Wessex	Human, Saxon		Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 9th century	Read more
1198	Cerenhyr	Son of Gereinyawn and father of Arthur’s warrior Berwyn.		‘King of Kingsmen’	Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”), Culhwch and Olwen
1199	Ceretic	Hengist’s interpreter who, at a feast with Vortigern, related Hengist’s proposal that Vortigern marry Hengist’s daughter, Rowena		Keredic, Redic	Historia Brittonum, Roman de Brut
1200	Ceridwen	Mother of Taliesin	Human
1201	Ceridwen	The corn goddess and wife of Tegid Voel, mother of Taliesin in non-Arthurian Welsh legend		Carridwen, Cerridwen
1202	Cernunnos	A Celtic horned god. Since Merlin was associated with stags, we may have had a connection.	Faerie
1203	Ceron	A giant whose six sons, including Plenorius, were defeated by Lancelot and Brunor the Black in the Straits of Sorelois.			Prose Tristan
1204	Cesar	Father of Vespasian, liberator of Joseph of Arimathea, in Robert de Boron’s Joseph d’Arimathie		Cesaire	Joseph d’Arimathie
1205	Cethtrwm Offeirad	A member of Arthur’s court in Culhwch, one of two priests		Cethtrwm the Priest, Kethcrwm Offeirad	Culhwch and Olwen
1206	Ceudawg Half-Wit	One of Arthur’s warriors in the Welsh legend Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
1207	Chalehordine	A knight who served the Maiden of the Narrow Wood, a damsel who loved Gawaine.			La Vengeance Raguidel
1208	Chaleins	The Duke of Clarence and Knight of the Round Table. He appears later at the healing of Sir Urry		Chalaunce, Chaulaunce	Le Morte Darthur
1209	Chanart	King Claudas made his nephew Chanart co-commander-in-chief (with Claudin the Younger) of his army for the war with Arthur over Elyzabel
1210	Charcoal Burner	When Percivale first struck out for King Arthur’s court at Carduel, he asked directions of a charcoal burner whom he met driving his donkey. The charcoal burner politely gave him not only directions, but news of King Arthur’s recent battle with and defeat of King Rion of the Isles.
1211	Charissa	Daughter of Caelia. Her name means Charity.			The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1212	Charlemagne	The Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal notes that Charlemagne, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (800-814), when he conquered England, rebuilt the Castle of Treachery (Treacherous Castle) (which had been destroyed during the Grail Quest) and created a magnificent statue of Galahad before it.		Carlo Magno	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal, Post-Vulgate Mort Artu, La Tavola Ritonda
1213	Charmes	A renowned British knight			Yder
1214	Chastelain	A young ward of Gawaine, killed in the battle against the Duke of Lorraine during the Roman War.			Chestelayne	Alliterative Morte Arthure, Le Morte Darthur
1215	Chatellus	Son of Chater and one of Arthur’s knights			Roman de Brut
1216	Chater	Father of Arthur’s warrior Chatellus			Roman de Brut
1217	Cheldric	A Saxon leader who fought in several battles, including Badon, and was eventually killed by Cador.	Human, Saxon
1218	Cheldric of Germany	A Saxon warleader who came from Germany to help his fellow Saxons – Colgrim (Colgrin) and Baldulph (Baldulf) – conquer Britain		Childric, Cordryk	Historia Regum Britanniae, Roman de Brut, Brut, John Hardyng’s Chronicle
1219	Chelinde	Wife of Sador, who was the son of Brons.	Human
1220	Chenelius	A tribe of barbarians who fought against Arthur’s forces at the battle of Rigomer.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
1221	Cheneus	Son of Coil and one of Arthur’s warriors			Historia Regum Britanniae, Roman de Brut, Brut
1222	Cherdich	A Saxon warrior who came to Britain, at the behest of Hengist, when King Vortigern of Britain was friendly to the Saxons			Historia Regum Britanniae
1223	Cherin of Britain	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC			Historia Regum Britanniae
1224	Cherin of Linello	A knight present at Uther Pendragon’s Urbano tournament in La Tavola Ritonda.			La Tavola Ritonda
1225	Chestnut Long-Neck	Cei’s horse, a “lively steed”, according to a Triad.			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1226	Chevalier	Whom his squire strikes three times during the mass, while the Wild Man (Merlin) laughs three times		le Chevalier, vn Chevalier, li Chevaliers
1227	Chevalier de La Charette	The Knight of the Carriage, is the story where Lancelot gets this name		The Knight of the Carriage
1228	Chevalier Malfait	The alias adopted by Lancelot after he recovered from a period of insanity and lived alone on the Joyous Island (Island of Joy).		Wicked Knight, Chevalier Mesfait, Le Chevaler Mal Fet	Vulgate Lancelot, Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin, Le Morte Darthur
1229	Chief bishop. [More]	The chief bishop of Arthur’s northern kingdoms, according to a Welsh Triad			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1230	Chlodomer	King of Orleans, supposedly died fighting Arthur, according to R.W. Morgan.	Human
1231	Chough	Choughs are today extinct in Cornwall, except for a few in captivity. Cornish beliefs held that the spirit of Arthur used to fly over the cliffs in the form of this bird
1232	Chramm	Led a rebellion against Clothair.	Human
1233	Chrétien de Troyes	Chrestien de Troyes never understood the mystique in the old Celtic tales and the Medieval honorable love of distance, but the sensual love as well as adventure and excitement he understood		Chrestien de Troyes, Crestien, Twelfth century
1234	Christopher of the Gray Rock	A knight in the service of either Arthur or King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance).		Cristofer de la Roche Byse, Cristofles de la Roche Bise, Cristofles de Roche Bise	Vulgate Merlin, Arthour and Merlin
1235	Chrysogone	A virgin who inhabited Fairy Land.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1236	Chycoradés of Laventin	A knight in Arthur’s service.			Escanor
1237	Cibddar	In Culhwch, Cibddar is the father of Arthur’s warrior Drych			Culhwch and Olwen
1238	Cichoriades of Cornwall	A king in the story of Cornwall.			Prose Tristan
1239	Cidegast	The Duke of Logres in Wolfram’s Parzival			Parzival
1240	Cigfa	She was the daughter of Gwyn Gohoyw and wife of King Pryderi of Dyfed		Kigua, Kigva
1241	Cil Coed	Father of Arthur’s warrior Llwyd in Culhwch and Olwen		Kelcoed	Culhwch and Olwen
1242	Cilydd	Ruler of Caledon, son of Cyleddon, and father of Culhwch. Cilydd married Goleuddydd, sister of Igerne (Igraine)			Culhwch and Olwen
1243	Cilydd Hundred Holds	One of King Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend who owned a special chain			Culhwch and Olwen
1244	Cimbri	The daughter of the King of Cimbri was Rosamonde, who was loved by the king Pharamond (Faramon).
1245	Cinglor	One of Arthur’s knights in Béroul’s Tristan, present at Isolde’s chastity trial			Tristan
1246	Circe	A sorceress in classical Greaco-Roman mythology
1247	Cis of Arragus	An Arthurian knight			Diu Crône
1248	Cissa	A son of Aelle.	Human
1249	Claalant de Listenois	A knight from Listenois who fought in Arthur’s army before Clarence against the Saxons, in the Vulgate Merlin			Vulgate Merlin
1250	Cladain the Green	Cladain visited Arthur’s court at Glastonbury and dueled with Sir Durmart.		The Green Knight	Durmart le Gallois
1251	Cladinas	Constable of Lady Helaés, Gawaine’s lover			Le Livre d’Artus
1252	Claellus	The seneschal of King Pellam of Listenois, according to Vulgate VII (which, however, also seems to give Minadoras as Pellam’s seneschal).		Claellans	Le Livre d’Artus
1253	Claellus of Great Northumberland	An Arthurian knight who fought against the Saxons at the battle of Clarence		Claellans de Northumberlande	Le Livre d’Artus
1254	Claire	Sister of Sagremore.	Human
1255	Clairs	A vassal of the King with a Hundred Knights			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1256	Clamadas	A Knight of the Round Table		Clamedos
1257	Clamadeu of the Isles	An important character in Chrétien’s Perceval and Wolfram’s Parzival. His story was expanded to include pre-Perceval events in the Prose Lancelot		Camedyus, Clamadam, Clamadas, Clamadels, Clamades, Clamadeus, Clamadon, Clamados, Clamadien, Clamadiu, Clamedieu, Clamediu, Clamide	Perceval, or Le Conte del Graal
1258	Clamadeu’s Mentor	This graying knight of Clamadeu’s advised him that an attack would conquer Beaurepaire, since Clamadeu’s forces were strong and well fed, while Blancheflor’s people were weak with hunger and long siege
1259	Clamadeus	A king who was killed by Perceval.	Human
1260	Clamadon	King and father of Byanne whom loved Evadeam, Arthur’s Dwarf Knight			Vulgate Merlin
1261	Clamadoz of the Shadows	A young man knighted by Arthur.			Perlesvaus
1262	Clameroi	A lady at Arthur’s court			Diu Crône
1263	Clamide	A knight and king of Brandigan and Iserterre in Wolfram’s Parzival			Parzival
1264	Clapor le Riche	Brother of Lady Helaés, Gawaine’s lover			Le Livre d’Artus
1265	Claraaz	Cousin of King Clarion of Northumberland			Le Livre d’Artus
1266	Claradus	A knight who fought for King Mark of Cornwall in a tournament between Mark and the King with a Hundred Knights at the city of Lancien.			Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1267	Clarahex	A Saxon king present at the battle of Clarence		Claraex	Le Livre d’Artus
1268	Clares	A Saxon king who joined King Hargadabran (Hargodabrans) in the invasion of Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign			Le Livre d’Artus
1269	Clarete	Maidservant of Beauté, daughter of the King of the Isles			Beaudous
1270	Clarette	The maiden whose hand was won by the Knight of the Sleeve at a tournament at Arthur’s court, according to the Dutch romance Ridder metter Mouwen			Die Riddere Metter Mouwen
1271	Clareus	A king of the Saxons who most likely is identical with Clares.
1272	Clariance of Northumberland	King of Northumberland and one of the kings in the first wave of rebellion against Arthur, Clariance pledged 3,000 men of arms to the cause and fought in the battle of Bedegraine		Clarence, Clarions
1273	Claribald	One of Arthur’s knights who fought in the Roman war			Alliterative Morte Arthure
1274	Clarie	The sister of Sir Sagremor (Sagramore) in Renaut de Bâgé’s Le Bel Inconnu		Claire	Le Bel Inconnu
1275	Clariel	A Saxon king who, at the beginning of Arthur’s reign, joined a number of others, led by Rions (Ryons), in an invasion of Carmelide (Cameliard).		Clarel, Clarell, Gloriel	Vulgate Merlin, Arthour and Merlin
1276	Clariet	A knight from Gaul who served either Arthur or King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance)		Clairoit li Chaus, Clarias of Gaule, Claries de Gaule	Vulgate Merlin, Arthour and Merlin
1277	Clarine	Mother of Lancelot in a German version.	Human
1278	Clarinon	A knight defeated in combat by Gawain at the Clear Fountain of Love			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1279	Clarion	A Saxon king who, under King Rions (Ryons), invaded Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign		Clariel, Clarions, Phariouns, Plarion	Vulgate Merlin, Arthour and Merlin
1280	Clarion of Northumberland	The King of Northumberland in the Vulgate Merlin and its adaptions		Clariance, Clarions, Claryaunce	Vulgate Merlin, Arthour and Merlin, Le Livre d’Artus, Le Morte Darthur, Idylls of the King
1281	Claris	A Knight of the Round Table in the romance Claris et Laris.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1282	Clarischanze of Tenebroc	A Grail Maiden in Wolfram’s Parzival.			Parzival
1283	Clarisin	After rescuing the unnamed damsel, here called “Clarisin”, Sir Gaheris tried to get her to go to bed with him
1284	Clarissant	Daughter of Lot and Morgause. Married Guiromelant.	Human
1285	Clarisse	Sister of Gawain.	Human
1286	Claristant	A knight who was cuckolded by Sir Alaris.			Prose Tristan
1287	Clarot	A Saxon king.
1288	Clarot de la Roche	One of Arthur’s knights. He participated in a quest, for a year and a day, to learn the fate of Merlin		Caros de la Broche, Clarot of the Spur	Vulgate Merlin
1289	Claryus of Clermont	A Knight of the Round Table who joined Lancelot’s defection from Arthur’s court and helped Lancelot rescue Guenevere from the stake			Le Morte Darthur
1290	Claryvaus of the Forest Savage	An Arthurian knight who fought at the battle of Bedegraine			Le Morte Darthur
1291	Claud	Father of Arthur’s knight Regan (Regin)			Historia Regum Britanniae
1292	Claudas	A Frankish King antagonistic to Arthur, has two sons, Dorin and Claudin	Human
1293	Claudas of the Land Laid Waste	A French king who was the sworn enemy of Lancelot’s father, King Ban of Benoic, and of Ban’s brother, King Bors of Gannes		Claudius	Perlesvaus
1294	Claudas of Zelande
1295	Claudavis	A Saxon king.
1296	Claudias	In Tennyson, an ally of King Urien against King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance)			Idylls of the King
1297	Claudin	Virtuous son of the Frankish villain Claudas, eventually becomes one of 12 knights to achieve the Holy Grail	Human
1298	Claudin the Younger	According to Malory he was King Claudas’ son; according to Vulgate, he was the king’s stepson		Claudine, Claudino, Claudyne	Vulgate Lancelot
1299	Claudins of Clustres	A friend and relative of Escanor the Handsome, Gawaine’s opponent.			Escanor
1300	Clauditte	The child daughter of Burgrave Scherules of Bearosche, and friend to Obilot, the daughter of Duke Lyppaut, in Wolfram		Two entries with the name Clauditte	Parzival
1301	Claudius	A Roman emperor and, according to Geoffrey, is the father of Genvissa
1302	Clauvegris	The grandfather of Arthur’s Sir Floriant was called the King of Clauvegris			Floriant et Florete
1303	Cledauc	Father of Arthur’s warrior Eddelein (Eddelin)		Cledauke	Historia Regum Britanniae
1304	Cleddyf Cyfwlch	Son of Cleddyf Difwlch, and father of Arthur’s warriors Bwlch, Cyfwlch, and Syfwlch		‘Sword Completed’, ‘Perfect Sword’, Cleddyf Kyuwlch	Culhwch and Olwen
1305	Cleddyf Difwlch	Son of Cleddyf Cywlch, and grandfather of Arthur’s warriors Bwlch, Cyfwlch, and Syfwlch		‘Sword Continuous’, ‘Continuous Sword’	Culhwch and Olwen
1306	Cleges	A Knight of the Round Table in the Alliterative Morte Arthure and Malory, perhaps influenced by Chrétien’s Cligés.		Clegis	Alliterative Morte Arthure
1307	Clei	In Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône, the Queen of Clei, a lady at Arthur’s court, is one of many to fail a chastity test			Diu Crône
1308	Cleines	One of Arthur’s dukes in the Norse Erex Saga			Erex Saga
1309	Cleir of Voie	A knight present at the tournament of Sorgarda, which was won by Gawaine			Diu Crône
1310	Clememyl	Father of Rathtyen, a lady at Arthur’s court, in Culhwch		Clemenhill	Culhwch and Olwen
1311	Clement	A prince of Cornwall and father of Arthur’s warrior Pedrog Splintered-Spear.		Two entries with the name Clement	Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1312	Cleodalis	The seneschal of King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance)		Cliodalis	Vulgate Merlin
1313	Cleolas	In the Vulgate Merlin, the proper name of the First Conquered King		Cleodalis, Cleoles	Vulgate Merlin
1314	Cleor	A count who joined Nogant in a war against Queen Fenise of Ireland. Cleor was defeated in combat by Fenise’s lover, Sir Durmart			Durmart le Gallois
1315	Cleora	In Henry Fielding’s The Tragedy of Tragedies, a maid in the service of Arthur’s Queen, Dollallolla			Tom Thumb and The Tragedy of Tragedies
1316	Cleremond	A knight of Arthur’s who fought in the Roman War under Cador of Cornwall			Alliterative Morte Arthure
1317	Cleremus	A knight of Arthur’s who fought in the Roman War.			Alliterative Morte Arthure
1318	Cleriadus	Husband of Meliadice, a descendant of Arthur.	Human
1319	Cleudauc
1320	Cliacles the Orphan	One of Arthur’s knights		Cleades	Vulgate Merlin
1321	Clias	A Greek knight at Arthur’s court who attempted to adventure at the Castle of Marvels (which Gawain eventually completed) but was defeated by Florant of Itolac			Parzival
1322	Clice	A servant of the False Guinevere (‘Genievre’).			Vulgate Lancelot
1323	Clidra the Fair	In Ulrich’s Lanzalet, a beautiful woman from the enchanted island of Thyle.			Lanzelet
1324	Cliges	Son of Alexander. Had a Tristan-like relationship with his uncle's wife.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1325	Cligueill	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the second century BC. He succeeded his father Capoir and was succeeded by his son Hely			Historia Regum Britanniae
1326	Climachides	The baptismal name of a knight who served the first King Nascien		Carmacides, Clamacidés, Emacides	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1327	Climadés	A Saxon king who, under King Hargadabran (Hargodabrans), fought against Arthur’s forces at Clarence.		Climados	Le Livre d’Artus
1328	Clinschor	A powerful medieval sorcerer in Wolfram’s Parzival, formerly the Duke of Terre de Labur (probably Italy as its capital was Capua), nephew of Vergil of Naples (Vergilius; author of the Aeneid).		Klingsor
1329	Cliton	A sister of Morgan.	Human
1330	Clivelon, Count of	Menagormon was the Count of Clivelon and Arthur’s vassal
1331	Cloddrus	A Knight of the Round Table who appears at the healing of Sir Urry (Urre of Hungary), in Malory			Le Morte Darthur
1332	Clodion	A son of Pharamond, killed by Tristan	Human
1333	Clodius	King of northern Germany who, in one French chronicle, became Arthur’s ally in the Roman War			Liber de Compositione Castri Ambaziae
1334	Clodoveus	First king of Cornwall in the Prose Tristan, apparently based on Clovis, the first Christian king of the Franks		Clodvis, Codo	Prose Tristan
1335	Clofaut	One of Arthur’s warriors		Clefaut	Historia Regum Britanniae
1336	Clotar	A tyrant who, in Blackmore’s King Arthur, ruled France with an iron fist			King Arthur: An Heroick Poem: In Twelve Books \| Sir Richard Blackmore, 1697
1337	Cloten of Britain	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC			Historia Regum Britanniae
1338	Cloten of Cornwall	King of Cornwall c. 450 BC. He was succeeded by his son, Dunvallo Molmutius who was king of Britain, according to Historia Regum Britanniae			Historia Regum Britanniae
1339	Clothair	King of Soissons, supposedly rebelled against Arthur.	Human
1340	Clovis I	Merovingian ruler of the Franks, born AD 465, the grandson of Merovich			Palamedes
1341	Clowdmur	A knight in Arthur’s service who fought in the Roman War			Alliterative Morte Arthure
1342	Clown	Merlin’s uncle in the Elizabethan play The Birth of Merlin			The Birth of Merlin, or the Childe Hath Found His Father
1343	Clust	Son of Clustfeinydd and one of Arthur’s warriors in Culhwch		‘Ear’	Culhwch and Olwen
1344	Clustfeinydd	Father of Arthur’s warrior Clust in Culhwch		‘Hearer’, Clustfeinad, Clustveinad	Culhwch and Olwen, Geraint and Enid
1345	Clydno	A warrior of Arthur, father of Cynon.	Human
1346	Cnychwr	An Arthurian warrior who was the son of Nes		Cynchwr	Culhwch and Olwen
1347	Coch	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of Arthur’s warriors		‘Red’	Culhwch and Olwen
1348	Cocta	In Wace, a Roman senator who joined Lucius’s war against Arthur			Roman de Brut
1349	Cocu	A race of men who were part of the defense of Rigomer Castle.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
1350	Codias Longhand	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.
1351	Coel	An ancestor of Arthur through his mother. Possibly a historical figure.	Human
1352	Coel Godebog	The father of Ceneu and great-great-great-great-grandfather of Myrddin (Merlin) in Welsh tradition
1353	Coguillant of Mautirec	He fought in the Noauz tournament, won by Lancelot			Lancelot, or Le Chevalier de la Charrete
1354	Coi	A much-feared knight, he accompanied his father King Aguisel of Scotland (Angusel) and brother Cadret to Arthur’s court for Erec’s wedding.
1355	Coil	Father of Arthur’s warrior Cheneus			Historia Regum Britanniae
1356	Coill	According to Geoffrey, a king of Britain in the third or second century BC. He was the son of King Catell and the father of King Porrex		Two entries with the name Coill	Historia Regum Britanniae
1357	Colbrand	A giant killed by Guy of Warwick.
1358	Cole, Old King	It is almost certain that the Old King Cole of nursery rhyme had his origins in Coel, for this possibly historical character had the adjective hen (old) applied to him
1359	Coledawg	In one of the Welsh Triads, Coledawg, son of Gwynn, is annotated as one of the		‘Cultivation’	Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1360	Colgrevance	A Knight of the Round Table from Gore. Either killed by Lionel or Lancelot.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1361	Colgrin	A Saxon leader who fought Arthur at Badon.	Human, Saxon
1362	Colivre the Proud	Brother of Brun the Pitiless (Breuse Sans Pitie).			Escanor
1363	Coll	An enchanter, son of Collurery, in Welsh legend who studied under Gwythelyn the Dwarf (Grudlwyn Gorr)			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1364	Collen	A monk who lived in the seventh century who founded a church in Llangollen. Not much is known of him, there are connections to him in Colan (Cornwall), Wales, Rome, Brittany, and Glastonbury.		Saint Collen, Tollen
1365	Colleval of Leterbe	A lord defeated by Perceval.			Parzival
1366	Collocaulas	A Saxon chieftain who participated in the siege of Aneblayse (in Leodegan’s (Leodegrance) kingdom) in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		Ancalus, Caulus, Colocallus, Collocaulus, Colocaullus, Colocaulnus, Colocaulus	Vulgate Merlin
1367	Colombe	Lover of Lanveor, son of the King of Ireland. Killed herself after Lanceor was killed by Balin.	Human
1368	Colored Characters	Knights and other characters called, i.e. ‘The Black Knight’ or with the epithet ‘the Black’, or with colored armor, are listed here
1369	Columba	A sixth-century Irish abbot and missionary evangelist of the family of the kings of Ulster.		Colmcille, Columkill
1370	Columbine	“Heroine” of Aaron Hill’s 1760 play Merlin in Love, or: Youth Against Magic.			Merlin in Love, or: Youth Against Magic
1371	Colys	Father of Reynez
1372	Compagnon	The knights who accompanied Arthur and his allies to succour King Leodegan (Leodegrance).		Companion, Compaignon
1373	Comyn	In Scottish tradition, a chieftain who visited Arthur at Sewingshields
1374	Conais the White	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1375	Conal	A non-Arthurian Celtic hero who becomes one of Arthur’s warriors in Richard Hole’s Arthur, or the Northern Enchantment in Seven Books (1789).			Arthur, or the Northern Enchantment in Seven Books
1376	Conan	A nobleman who urged Mordred, after he usurped the throne of Britain, to reconcile with Arthur. Mordred ignored his advice.			The Misfortunes of Arthur
1377	Conan Meriadoc	According to Geoffrey, Conan was the first ruler of Brittany, an ancestor of Arthur.	Human
1378	Conan of South Wales	The name bestowed by Layamon upon the King of South Wales who, in Geoffrey, was Merlin’s maternal grandfather			Brut
1379	Conan the Bold	One of Arthur’s knights. He participated in the second of Gawaine’s quests to find Lancelot		Canus de Caee, Canus de Caere, Canus de Carre, Conan de Kaert, Ganor de Kahert, Kaune de Cahert, Quenuz de Caerec	Lancelot do Lac, Vulgate Lancelot
1380	Conchobar	King of Ulster
1381	Condwiramurs	Wife of Perceval in Wolfram.	Human		Parzival
1382	Conmains	A knight in Arthur’s service.			Escanor
1383	Conoains li Hardis	One of the knights who participate in the first quest of Lancelot		‘Conoains the Bold’, Conains li Hardis, Conains li Meschis, Connains
1384	Conon	Father of Emmeline in Dryden's King Arthur.	Human		King Arthur by Dryden
1385	Conrad	A bishop that tried to charge Merlin with heresy.	Human
1386	Constance	Wife of King Ban and mother of Lancelot in an Italian romance.	Human
1387	Constans of England	King of England		Constance, Constant, Constantine	Historia Regum Britanniae
1388	Constans son of Constantine, King	Son of Constantine II of Britain, older brother to Uther Pendragon	Human		Based on the historical figure Constans
1389	Constantia	In the Elizabethan play The Birth of Merlin, the daughter of Lord Donobert and a maiden at Aurelius Ambrosius’ court			The Birth of Merlin, or the Childe Hath Found His Father
1390	Constantine II of Britain, King	Arthur's grandfather, father to Uther Pendragon, Constans, and Ambrosius Aurelianus	Human	Kustenhin	Based on the historical figure Constantine
1391	Constantine III of Britain	Arthur's cousin and successor to his throne, Cador's son	Human		Historia Regum Britanniae, c. 1136
1392	Constantine of Brittany	Ruler of Brittany and Arthur’s grandfather, found earliest in Geoffrey of Monmouth. Constantine was the brother of Aldroen (Aldroenus).		Constans, Constance, Constant, Constantin, Constantins, Constantius, Custenhin	Historia Regum Britanniae
1393	Constantine of Dumnonia	Arthur’s successor whom Geoffrey of Monmouth makes a cousin, taking the name and a few particulars from Gildas, who denounces a king so called		Constantyn, Constaunce, Costaunce, Costauns	De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae
1394	Constantinople, Empress of	Unnamed, this member of the imperial family of Constantinople gave a magical stone to Perceval that rendered him invisible, and thus helped him in his fight against the afanc
1395	Conyn	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of Arthur’s warriors		‘Stalk’	Culhwch and Olwen
1396	Corbalain, La Dame de	The lady of Corbalain was Sir Galescalain’s (Galeshin) aunt. Galescalain’s cousin, la Dame del Blanc Castel, is said to be the daughter of la Dame de Corbalain		Corbazin, Corbenic, Sormadant	Vulgate Lancelot
1397	Corbon	Son of Renoart and Morgan in Bataille Loquifer.	Human		Bataille Loquifer
1398	Corceca	Mother of Abessa in The Faerie Queene	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1399	Cordant	A Saxon warrior who, under King Rions (Ryons), opposed Arthur and King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance) at the battle of Carhaix.		Cordaunt	Vulgate Merlin
1400	Cordelia	The youngest daughter of the mythical King Leir and the sister of Goneril and Regan			Historia Regum Britanniae
1401	Corfil Berfach	One of King Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend		Corvil Bervach
1402	Corineus	An exiled Trojan leader (perhaps a prince of Troy), who came to Britain in the company of Brutus		Coraneus, Corneus, Corneus
1403	Coris	One of Arthur’s knights in Béroul’s Tristan, present at Isolde’s chastity trial			Tristan
1404	Cormoran	A uniquely Cornish character, the most famous of all English giants.		Cormilan
1405	Cornalis	A Saxon king who, under King Hargadabran (Hargodabrans), fought against Arthur’s forces at Clarence.			Le Livre d’Artus
1406	Cornan	The horse belonging to Arthur’s warrior Peredur			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1407	Corneus	The father of Sir Lucan the Butler, and perhaps also Bedivere			Le Morte Darthur
1408	Cornicans	One of the many Saxon kings to invade northern Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign		Caromans, Comicans, Cornyax	Vulgate Merlin
1409	Cornicas	King of Turkey in Floriant et Florete. He was allied to Emperor Filimenis of Constantinople			Floriant et Florete
1410	Cornillo	Llawfrodedd the Horseman’s cow which was one of the Three Chief Cows of the Island of Britain.			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1411	Cornix	Cornix was one of the noble Byzantine warriors that Alexander brought to Britain from Constantinople, and Arthur knighted them all			Cligés
1412	Cornu	A race of men who were part of the defenses at Rigomer Castle.			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
1413	Cornubas	A Welsh earl whose daughter married Arthur’s son, the Knight of the Fair Country.
1414	Corrant	A knight of Carmelide, and a cousin of Queen Guinevere.		Conrat, Garaunt	Prose Tristan
1415	Cors Cant-Ewin	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend		‘Corse Hundred-Claws’	Culhwch and Olwen
1416	Corsabrin	A Saracen knight who loved the daughter of King Baudac			Prose Tristan
1417	Corsabrin of Turkey	King of Turkey in Claris et Laris, allied to Emperor Thereus of Rome			Claries et Laris
1418	Corsapin	A vavasor in the service of Nascien and Flegentine.			Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1419	Corsidares	A Knight of the Round Table who participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1420	Cortois of Humberland	A knight slain by Orguelleus the Fay and Sir Gomeret because they believed him to be Gawaine, their enemy		Cortois of Huberlant	L’Atre Perilleux
1421	Cosen	Father of Brangain, Isolde’s handmaid			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1422	Cote Male Taile, La	Called the Black		‘The Badly Cut Coat’, ‘The Evil-Shapen Coat’, La Cote Male Tailée, Breunor Le Noir, Breunor the Black, Brewnor le Noir, Bruin Le Noire
1423	Couars	A Saxon king who opposed Arthur and King Leodegan of Carmelide (Leodegrance) at the siege of Aneblayse. Arthur killed him in battle		‘Coward’, Forcoars	Vulgate Merlin
1424	Coudel	An early king of Northgalis (Norgales) who fell fighting against the Christians			Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1425	Counselor Knights	A triad of warriors in Arthur’s court who counseled Arthur on political matters			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1426	Count del Parc	He inhabited a castle three leagues from the giant Tericam of the Impenetrable Forest (Turquine) on Terican’s Hill (Turquine’s Hill)		Count del Park
1427	Count of Alarie	Adan was an Arabian count.
1428	Count of Anjou	Geoffrey says Kay, who was Arthur’s seneschal, became Anjou’s first count
1429	Count of Asterian	In Konrad von Staffelin’s Gauriel, the Count of Asterian’s daughter is kidnapped but rescued by Gauriel, Erec, and Pliamin.
1430	Count of Bigame	The Count of Bigame appears at the tournament of Sorgarda, won by Gawaine
1431	Count of Brittany	Rollandus was the Count of Brittany in Eitenne de Rouen’s Draco Normannicus.
1432	Count of Caleque Castle	Dangis was the Count of Caleque Castle, loyal to Lancelot.
1433	Count of Clivelon	Menagormon was the Count of Clivelon and Arthur’s vassal.
1434	Count of Cologia	Sebio was a Saracen Count of Cologia.
1435	Count of Dublin	Enor was the Count of Dublin.
1436	Count of Dune	Falliers was the Count of Dune.
1437	Count of Flanders	Aran was the Count of Flanders under King Claudas.
1438	Count of Galloway	Brandis was the Count of Galloway.
1439	Count of Geer	The Count of Geer was the son of the King of the Island of the Gate and the brother of an Irish knight at Arthur’s court.
1440	Count of Gippa	Albroino was the Count of the city of Gippa.
1441	Count of Gloucester – or Count of Colchester of Linis.	A vassal of Arthur attending Erec and Enide’s wedding.		Count of Colchester of Linis
1442	Count of Honolan	Naming him among Arthur’s knights in the list beginning line 1691 of Erec and Enide, Chrétien de Troyes adds that the Count of Honolan had a fine head of fair hair, never had regard for truth, and recieved the horn of an ill-fated king (Arthur himself?) who appears to be unidentified in this passage save by the definite article.			Erec
1443	Count of Iceland – or Count of Ireland.	The son of Count Blandigan of Iceland or Ireland was defeated by Yvain during the battle at the Castle Orguelleus		Count of Ireland
1444	Count of Joraphas	Moral was the Count of Joraphas.
1445	Count of Lalut	He was the brother of Enide’s mother and thus Enide’s uncle.
1446	Count of Leodarz	Bejolars of Leodarz was a knight and the Count of Leodarz
1447	Count of Limors	Oringle was the Count of Limors.
1448	Count of Nantes	Riole is the Count of Nantes in Eilhart’s Tristrant.			Tristrant
1449	Count of Norholt
1450	Count of Poitou	Schiolarz was the Count of Poitou during Uther’s time.
1451	Count of Reveline	The Count of Reveline was defeated in a tournament by Yvain
1452	Count of Salie	Ursin was the Count of Salie.
1453	Count of Sorgarda	Leigamar was the Count of Sorgarda.
1454	Count of the Broches	A knight who opposed King Narboac (Narbaoc) in a tournament. Gawaine fought on the count’s side but was defeated by Sir Hector, battling for Narboac.			Vulgate Lancelot
1455	Count of the Castle of the March	Bedoin was the count of this castle he tried to disinherit from his sister.		Castel de la Marche, Castle of the Marsh, March Castle
1456	Count of the High Mountain	“He of the High Mountain” was a nobleman, Chrétien de Troyes lists among those present at the wedding of Erec and Enide		Haute Montaigne, Haute Montaingne	Erec
1457	Count of the Land of the Heather	Alout was the Count of the Land of the Heather.
1458	Count of the Pass	An count who owned the castle Fair Guard		Earl de Pase	Prose Tristan
1459	Count of the Plains – or Earl de la Planche.	A nobleman who held a tournament against King Hervyn or the lady of the castle Tubele (Cubele) during the Grail Quest.		Count of the Plain, Earl de Playns, Earl of Plain	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1460	Count of the Plank	A count who made war on King Esclabor, father of Palamedes and Safir (Safere). Safir challenged him in combat before King Arthur and killed him.		Earl de la Planche	Prose Tristan
1461	Count of the Valley – or Earl de Vale.	A nobleman who invaded the lands of a young knight named Agaran.		Earl de Vale, le Quens du Val	Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1462	Count of Treverain – or Count of Traverain.	Libers is listed as the Count of Treverain by Chrétien.		Count of Traverain
1463	Count of Truerem	The Count of Truerem was present at the tournament at the Castle of Maidens
1464	Count of Turtus	Amurat was the Count of Turtus.
1465	Count of Ukerlant
1466	Count of Valingues	The Count of Valingues was the father of a lady championed by Gaheris against Guidan, in Vulgate Lancelot		Valens li Sires des Grans Fortreces, Valide, Valignes, Valigues, Valines, Valmes le due de Valirnes li Sire de la Grant Forteresse	Vulgate Lancelot
1467	Count of Valsin	The Count of Valsin was the father of Beauty Without Villany, a messenger to Arthur’s court		Valfin
1468	Count of Windsor	Angrs was the Count of Windsor and chosen to serve as regent when Arthur was visiting Brittany.
1469	Countess of Orofoise and Her Sister	The Countess seems to have been a sovereign lady
1470	Countess of the Feats	A duchess of a small castle, so named because she had three hundred knights who would tell of their adventures nightly			Peredur
1471	Coverox	A knight in Arthur’s service			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1472	Coward Knight	A cowardly knight in the service of the Maiden of the Cart.			Perlesvaus
1473	Craddoc	One of Arthur’s warriors in Arthour and Merlin; he participated in the battles against the Saxons at Carhaix		Craddok	Arthour and Merlin
1474	Cradelment	A king of Northgalis, one of those who rebelled against Arthur in his early reign.	Human
1475	Craidanos	A Knight of the Round Table who departed with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1476	Crausen	A knight slain by Tristan in La Tavola Ritonda			La Tavola Ritonda
1477	Creiddyledd	A lady at Arthur’s court, daughter of Lludd Silver Hand.		Creiddylad, Creiddylat, Creidyled	Culhwch and Olwen
1478	Creomas	A knight from Sorelois who joined Arthur’s battles against the Saxons at Clarence and Vambieres.			Le Livre d’Artus
1479	Creon	A Saxon king who joined the invasion of Britain at the beginning of Arthur’s reign			Le Livre d’Artus
1480	Cressia of Irone	One of several Arthurian ladies to fail a chastity test in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône			Diu Crône
1481	Cressile	The daughter of King Clodoveus of Cornwall, an ancestor of Mark and Tristan		Cressille, Trasfilas	Prose Tristan
1482	Crinides the Black	A Knight of the Round Table, related in some way to Lancelot. He participated in the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1483	Crisea	The wife of King Lac and mother of Erec, sister of King Pelles		Ocise	Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
1484	Criseuz the Beautiful Goose	The maiden of Sir Garsallas, a knight defeated by Perceval			Second Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1485	Crissidés	Son of King Candaces of Cornwall and Cressile. He became king of the country when his father died		Zersides	Prose Tristan
1486	Cristamans	A Saxon king who, under King Hargadabran (Hargodabrans), fought against Arthur’s forces at Clarence. Arthur killed him		Cristamanz	Le Livre d’Artus
1487	Cristans	One of the many Saxon kings to invade Britain when Arthur was struggling to establish power			Le Livre d’Artus
1488	Cristofles	Whom held the castle Parfont Gaut (Gaut Parfont) in Northumberland
1489	Crop-Eared Dog	In the Irish tale, Eachtra an Mhadra Mhaoil, Alexander, the son of the King of India was enchanted in the form of a dog with no ears and no tail, and despite his dogginess, was fully able to converse in human speech
1490	Crosseleme	A Knight of the Round Table who appears at the healing of Sir Urre.			Le Morte Darthur
1491	Crossroads, Damsel of the	Gawaine and Lancelot met her at a crossroads after leaving the “Castle of the Deadly Bed” in their pursuit of Guenevere and her abductor.
1492	Crowned Lion of Libya	A mysterious lion with a crown growing from its head that Sir Lionel was fated to destroy		Lion corone de Libe	Lancelot do Lac
1493	Crudel	The pagan king of Northgalis in the time of Joseph of Arimathea.		‘Cruel’, Coudel, Crudels, Cruder, Crudeus, Trudel	Vulgate Estoire del Saint Graal
1494	Crudens	Son of King Hector of the Savage Realm.			Palamedes
1495	Cu Chulainn	A hero of Irish mythology who may be a prototype of Gawaine.		Cú Chulaínn, Cuchulainn
1496	Cuall	The dog belonging to Arthur’s warrior Cyfwlch in Culhwch		‘Foolish’	Culhwch and Olwen
1497	Cubert	Son of Daere and one of Arthur’s warriors in Culhwch and Olwen, borrowed from the Irish folk character Cú Roí, son of Daere		Culhwch and Olwen
1498	Cudinello	A knight defeated by Lancelot and Tristan in the Savage Valley during the Grail Quest.			La Tavola Ritonda
1499	Cuel	One of Arthur’s warriors			La Tavola Ritonda
1500	Cuer de Pierre	A malevolent knight who ruled a castle called the Rock		‘Heart of Stone’	Palamedes
1501	Culfanawyd	An Arthurian warrior who was the son of Gwryon		‘Slender Awl’, Kulvanawyd	Culhwch and Olwen
1502	Culhwch	Cousin of Arthur's in early Welsh legend	Human		Culhwch and Olwen, c. 11th century
1503	Cundrie	Two women in Wolfram, one a Grail damsel, and the other a daughter of Arthur's sister Sangive.	Human		Parzival
1504	Cundrie la Surziere	A sorceress, learned in star lore, who served as messenger for the Grail family in Wolfram’s Parzival.		‘Cundrie the Sorceress’	Parzival
1505	Cunedag	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, king of Britain in the eighth century BC.		Cunedagius	Historia Regum Britanniae
1506	Cunedda	According to Brut y Brenhinedd, the grandmother of Igraine.	Human
1507	Cunneware of Lalander	Sister of Orilus of Lalander and Lähelin in Wolfram’s Parzival			Parzival
1508	Cunobel	Son of Tenuantius and King of the Catuvellauni and High King of the British in the south of Britain, who ruled at the time of the Roman conquest in 43 AD		The Hound of Belinus, Cunobelin, Cunobeline, Cunobelinus, Cymbeline, Cynfelyn, Kynobellinus
1509	Cunobelinus	King of the Catuvellani, an ancestor of Arthur, and the source for Shakespeare's Cymbline.	Human
1510	Cunomorus	An historical ancient ruler of Cornwall and Brittany in the sixth century AD, who is named on a Cornish tombstone as the father of “Drustanus”, a version of “Tristan”.		Welsh: Cynfawr	Tristan Stone (monolith in Cornwall)
1511	Cunyn Cof	Son of Alun of Dyfed and father of Arthur’s warrior Dalldaf.		Cimin Cof	Culhwch and Olwen
1512	Cuoi	According to Chrétien de Troyes, the son of King Aguiflet of Scotland (Angusel), and the brother of Cadret or Goasilroet			Erec
1513	Curoi	In Irish mythology, a giant warrior slain by Cu Chulainn, Gawaine’s Irish counterpart
1514	Cursalem	The Earl of Caichester or Chester. He served Arthur		Curfalain, Cursae, Cursal, Cursan, Cursalen, Curselin, Gursal	Historia Regum Britanniae
1515	Cursesalyne	A Knight of the Round Table who joined Mordred and Agravain in their plan to expose the affair between Lancelot and Guenevere			Le Morte Darthur
1516	Cursin	The unwilling seneschal of King Godonas of Terrandes, a tyrant			Meleranz
1517	Custennin	According to the pedigree of Anlawdd that has been postulated by T.W. Rolleston
1518	Cvitazija	The wife of Liburn of Kesarija			Povest’ o Tryshchane
1519	Cydfan	A son of Arthur in Welsh tradition. His mother was Eleirch, daughter of Iaen.
1520	Cyfarch	Father of Urien of Rheged, and of Arthur’s knights Llew and Aron			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”), Culhwch and Olwen
1521	Cyfwlch	Son of Cleddyf Cyfwlch, brother of Bwlch and Syfwlch, and one of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend		‘Complete’, Kyuwlch	Culhwch and Olwen
1522	Cyleddon	Father of Cilydd and grandfather of Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
1523	Cyledyr the Wild	A follower of Arthur in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
1524	Cymen	A son of Aelle.	Human
1525	Cymochles	A lazy antagonist in the Faerie Queene.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1526	Cymry	The Welsh name for the Britons who descended from the men of Troy		Cybru, Cymru, Kymru	Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1527	Cyn Was Cwryfagyl	One of King Arthur’s warriors in the Welsh legend of Culhwch		‘Cynwas Pointed Staff’, Cynwas Curvagyl	Culhwch and Olwen
1528	Cynan	Father of Arthur’s warrior Cynlan. A mysterious figure who will come to liberate the Welsh from the English			Culhwch and Olwen
1529	Cynan Garrwyn	Father of Selyf, a warrior in the service of Owain		‘Cynan White Chariot’, ‘Cynan White Shank’, Cynan Garwyn	Red Book of Hergest
1530	Cynddylig the Guide	One of the party who were to help Culhwch locate and win the hand of the maiden Olwen, daughter of the chief giant Yspaddaden (Ysbadadden)		Cyndelic Kyuarwyd	Culhwch and Olwen
1531	Cyndeyrn Garthwys	The chief bishop of Arthur’s northern kingdoms, according to a Welsh Triad			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1532	Cyndrwyn	Son of Ermid, brother of Gwynn, and one of Arthur’s warriors			Culhwch and Olwen
1533	Cyndur	A Welsh warrior who was apparently killed in a battle against Maelgwn (Maelgwyn).			Various; all Myrddin poems
1534	Cynedyr Wyllt	One of Arthur’s warriors and son of Hetwn Silver Brow		‘Cynedyr the Wild’, Kynedyr Wyllt	Culhwch and Olwen
1535	Cynfarch	The father of Urien.	Human
1536	Cynfelyn	Father of Gwaeddan, a lady at Arthur’s court			Culhwch and Olwen
1537	Cynferchin	Perhaps a variation of Cynfarch, Owain’s grandfather			Owain
1538	Cyngen fab Cadell	A legendary King of Powys, who was said to have reigned some between the fifth and sixth centuries, although the Pillar of Eliseg puts his death in Rome, while on a pilgrimage, somewhat later in 855.
1539	Cynlan	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend. He was the son of Cynan			Culhwch and Olwen
1540	Cynon	The Lover of Morfudd, Owain's twin sister.	Human
1541	Cynric	Son of Cerdic of Wessex.	Human
1542	Cynwal Hundred Dogs	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of Arthur’s warriors		Kynwyl Canbwch	Culhwch and Olwen
1543	Cynwyl Sant	One of Arthur’s warriors, titled “Saint”, in Welsh legend. He rode a horse named Hen Groen			Culhwch and Olwen
1544	Cynyr Ceinfarfog	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legends		‘Cynyr Fair Beard’, Kynyr Keinvarvawc	Culhwch and Olwen
1545	Cyon	One of Twenty-four Knights of Arthur's Court.	Human
1546	Cyrions of Cuitenïac	A knight in Arthur’s service.			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1547	Cyrwryd	A ruler or knight from Gwent.		Cywyrd	Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1548	Cystaint	A companion of Arthur who is named as the son of Bannon.
1549	Cywyllog	Daughter of Caw and wife of Mordred in Welsh tradition.	Human
1550	d’Outre les Marches	A king and ally of Duke Galeholt.		Doutre les Marches
1551	Dadweir Blind Head	One of King Arthur’s warriors in Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
1552	Daere	Father of Arthur’s warrior Cubert, from the Irish folk character Dáire			Culhwch and Olwen
1553	Daghdha	Daghdha was an earth and father god and one of the two greatest kings of the Tuatha dé Danann		‘Great God’
1554	Dagon	A demon who gave powers of enchantment to King Pelles’ magician. When Galahad was in the magician’s presence, the powers were ineffective.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1555	Dagonet	Arthur's court jester, who eventually became a knight.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1556	Dahamorth	A knight killed by Gawaine in a tournament at the city of Baldac (Baghdad) in Babylonia.			Diu Crône
1557	Dahut	A Morgan (a Breton class of water-fairy), a variant of Ahes and the name by which she is known as the daughter of Gradlon, who threw her into the sea after she had caused the sea to engulf Ys, a domain she is still said to inhabit, luring sailors to their death in the drowned city.		Ahes
1558	Daire	A Pictish king, and father of the Otherworld woman Ailleann.	Faerie
1559	Dalam	Lord of the Castle of the Mountain			Prose Tristan
1560	Dalides	A good knight and friend of Gawaine.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1561	Dalldaf	Son of Cunyn Cof and one of Arthur’s warriors		Dalldav	Culhwch and Olwen
1562	Dalon	A king of Larise who joined his ally, Emperor Thereus of Rome, in a war against Arthur.			Claries et Laris
1563	Damart	A magician killed by Betis. After this feat, Betis’s name was changed to Perceforest.
1564	Damas	A knight who would trap others knights so his brother, Sir Ontzlake, could fight them. Stopped by Arthur.	Human
1565	Damas of Desert	A Knight of the Round Table and brother of Damcab and Caradan.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1566	Damatal of Desert	A Knight of the Round Table.		Damadas	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1567	Damcab	Knight of the Round Table and brother of Damas and Caradan			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1568	Dame Brisen	Pellam setting them up in his nearby Castle of Case for the trick, Brisen had a message brought to Lancelot by a man in the likeness of one he knew well, who brought him a ring that looked like one of Guenevere’s and told him that his lady awaited him in Case Castle		Briane, Brisane, Brisanie, Brisiane, Brissane, Brissanne	Vulgate Lancelot
1569	Dame d’Amore	In Thomas Chestre’s Lybeaus Desconus, the fairy of the Golden Isle who loved Guinglain, Gawaine’s son			Lybeaus Desconus
1570	Dame de Soraant	She is said to often keep Guenevere company while she stays with Galeholt in Sorelois
1571	Dame Ragnell	In the medieval poem The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle, Arthur had fallen into the power of the Grim Baron, Gromer Somer Joure, who made him swear to return in a year and a day and either bring the correct answer to the riddle		Ragnelle, The Foul Ladye, The Loathly Lady	The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnell
1572	Damoisele	This damoisele “de la nef” who is the devil in person and endeavours to deceive the messengers		Damoiseles
1573	Damoisele á la Harpe	She took Oriolz the Dane (Oriel de Sorionde) to heal him. She was either a sister or a cousin of Helaes de la Forest Perilleuse.
1574	Damoisele de la Blanche Nue	The Vulgate VII says Nascien’s mother was this maiden		‘The lovely Maiden of the White Cloud’, la bele Damoisele de la Blanche Nuage
1575	Damoiselle de La Blanche Lande	Sir Gaheris’ sweetheart, according to Vulgate V. I do not know where the “White Land” (Blanche Lande) was
1576	Damon the Good Jouster	An Arthurian knight who was the son of Amant, possibly related to Amant the Good Jouster			Palamedes
1577	Damosel del Grant Pui de Mont Dolerous, La	According to some sources, the daughter of Merlin
1578	Damsel de Mares	The daughter of Sir Agravadain des Vaus de Galoire, she was the victim of what seems to have been either a practical joke or a venture by Merlin into planned genetics
1579	Damsel of Blanche Land	The mother of Raynbrown, with Ironside, according to Sir Gawaine and the Carl of Carlisle
1580	Damsel of l’Estroite Marche	For some reason, although other damsels and ladies acted as apparently independent chatelaines, this damsel could not hold her father’s castle in her own right after his death
1581	Damsel of La Beale Regard	This unnamed damsel, rightful heir to the castle La Beale Regard, was cousin to both Morgan le Fay and the Earl of Pase
1582	Damsel of Leverzep	She was rescued by Lancelot on one of his long adventures away from court
1583	Damsel of Montesclaire	A maiden was under siege upon the hill at Montesclaire		Montescler
1584	Damsel of the Cart	Nickname of Claire. She carried the body of her slain lover around in a cart
1585	Damsel of the Crossroads	Gawaine and Lancelot met her at a crossroads after leaving the “Castle of the Deadly Bed” in their pursuit of Guenevere and her abductor.
1586	Damsel of the Marches	Apparently a sovereign in her own right, this lady was a liege of Arthur’s who came to her aid when Duke Galeholt invaded her territory		la Damoisele des Marches des lies, Des Marches, Des Marches de Selice, Des Marches de Seliile
1587	Damsel of the Tent	The unfortunate sweetheart of the Haughty Knight of the Heath
1588	Damsel of the White Heath	A maiden loved by Gareth, Gawaine’s brother.			Vulgate Lancelot
1589	Damsel of Thornbush Ford	A Hebrew and wife of Lambergus, in the Italian Tristano Riccardiano and La Tavola Ritonda			Tristano Riccardiano
1590	Damsel Savage
1591	Damsels of Penevric	Two sisters of Guivret the Little, Filledamor and Guenteflur, and presumably of dwarfish or small stature themselves, these delightful maidens lived at Guivret’s castle – acting as its chatelaines? – and proved their medical skill by nursing Erec back to health after his three adventurous days of virtually nonstop fighting		Damsels of Penefrec
1592	Danador	A vassal of Emperor Filimenis of Constantinople, father of Sir Floriant.			Floriant et Florete
1593	Danaim	A knight and nephew of Sir Daras. He guarded Daras’s castle against interlopers.		Daname	Prose Tristan
1594	Danain the Red	Lord of Malehaut.	Human
1595	Dandrane	Daughter of Alain the Large and Yglais, and sister of Perceval in Perlesvaus			Perlesvaus
1596	Daned	One of Arthur’s warriors. He was the son of Oth			Breudwyt Rhonabwy
1597	Danemon	A knight who joined King Tallas of Denmark in a siege on King Uriens.			Claries et Laris
1598	Dangis	The Count of Caleque Castle		Dagitis, Dangins, Danguins	Post-Vulgate Mort Artu
1599	Daniaus	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, king of Britain in the fourth or third century BC			Historia Regum Britanniae
1600	Danidain the Proud	A knight from Lyonesse and cousin of Breuse the Pitiless, whose evil disposition he shared.			Palamedes
1601	Daniel	Brother of Dinadan in Tavola Ritonda. Discovered Lancelot and Guenevere in a compromising position.	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Tavola Ritonda
1602	Daniel of the Blossoming Valley	Hero of Der Stricker’s Daniel von dem blühenden Tal			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
1603	Daniel the Believer	A Knight of the Round Table who embarked with the others on the Grail Quest.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1604	Daniel von Blumenthal	A Knight of the Round Table found in an early German offshoot of Arthurian legend	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Daniel von Blumenthal, 1220
1605	Daniello	The Italian romance La Tavola Ritonda makes an interesting departure from the traditional Arthurian story when it places the discovery of the affair between Lancelot and Guinevere near the beginning or middle of Arthur’s reign, rather than at the end			La Tavola Ritonda
1606	Danise	The Queen of Cluse in Der Stricker’s Daniel			Daniel von dem blühenden Tal
1607	Danius	According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, king of Britain in the fourth or third century BC			Historia Regum Britanniae
1608	Danor	A good knight whose sister gave birth to Arthur’s son, Arthur the Less.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1609	Danubre the Brave	A Knight of the Round Table and brother of Acorant the Agile. He was related in some way to Lancelot.		Darubre	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1610	Daras	An old knight who lived with his nephew, Danaim, and harbored sick and injured knights in his castle, including Tristan, Mordred, and Palamedes			Le Morte Darthur
1611	Dareca	The sister of St. Patrick in Jocelyn’s Life of St. Patrick. She was said to have been Patrick’s youngest sister and to have had seventeen sons		Darerca
1612	Darel	A prince of Medarie and Belakun; companion of princes Gamer and Ariun.			Wigalois
1613	Darerca	Sister of St. Patrick, said to be Arthur's ancestor.	Human
1614	Darian	A Saxon warrior slain by Arthur’s Sir Galescalain (Galeshin) at the battle of Diana Bridge			Arthour and Merlin
1615	Daril	A Saxon warrior. He was the son of King Bramangue and the brother of Haram and Orient.			Arthour and Merlin
1616	Darnant	A magician killed by Betis, later called Perceforest.	Human	Damart	Perceforest
1617	Darsenois	A knight whom Arthur freed from the castle Causuel when he defeated the Merciless Lion, Darsenois’s jailer. In return, Darsenois gave Arthur a charger			Le Chevalier du Papegau
1618	Datis	A knight who joined Sirs Claris and Laris in their adventures.			Claries et Laris
1619	Datis of Tuscany	Claris et Laris states that he’s the King of Tuscany who joined Emperor Thereus of Rome against Arthur			Claries et Laris
1620	Datois	King of Babylon who joined Emperor Thereus of Rome in a war against Arthur			Claries et Laris
1621	Daton	A knight who joined his cousin, Nador, in an attack on Queen Blanche.			Claris et Laris
1622	Datweir Dallpenn	The owner of the sow Henwen, according to the Triad 26			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1623	Daughter of King Bademagu	While Lancelot was engaged with the challenger, Karr have very tentatively identified with the Haughty Knight of the Heath, King Bademagu’s daughter rode up and asked Lancelot, as a favor, to give her his opponent’s head, and she would reward him
1624	Daughter of the King of Logres	In romance of Tyolet, she requred a knight to bring her the white foot of a stag.	Human		Tyolet
1625	Daughters of the Lord of Noire Espine	Chrétien gives the cause of this lord’s demise as losing an argument with Death		Lord of the Black Thorn
1626	Davalon the Proud	One of Arthur’s knights in Heinrich von dem Türlin’s Diu Crône			Diu Crône
1627	David	The biblical king of Israel and Judah; son of Saul and father of Solomon			Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1628	David of Tintagil	Chrétien lists him among the counts and other vassals whom Arthur summoned to court for the wedding of Erec and Enide		David of Tintagel, Davit	Erec
1629	David, Saint	The patron of Wales. Arthur's uncle in Geoffrey.	Human
1630	Davis	A knight who fought with his brother, Alain. Claris, Laris, and Bedivere found them fighting and forced them to reconcile.			Claris et Laris
1631	Death	One of four brothers, in Tennyson, defeated by Gareth in his quest to free Lyonors
1632	Dechtire	In Irish legend, the sister of Conchobar, the king of Ulster. With the god Lug, she had a son named Cuchulainn
1633	Dedyne	One of Arthur’s knights, mentioned in the medieval romance Ywain and Gawain			Perceval, or Le Conte del Graal
1634	Deep Valley, Lord of the	The lord of the Deep Valley was one of the kings who fought against the Saxons in the early days of Arthur’s reign
1635	Degrane without Villany	A Knight of the Round Table present at the healing of Sir Urry (Urre of Hungary) in Malory’s Le Morte Darthur.		Degrane Sans Villany	Le Morte Darthur
1636	Degrevant	A Knight of the Round Table who is the hero of the Middle English Sir Degrevant.		Degravant, Degreevant, Degrevance, Degrevans, Degrevaund, Degrivaunce, Degrivuant, Degryvaunt, Egrivaunt	Sir Degrevant
1637	Delekors	A courageous and chivalrous knight in Arthur’s court who was defeated in joust by Sir Tristan.			Tristrant
1638	Deleyn Fitzdavid	A knight present at one of Arthur’s Easter feasts in the English Arthur.			Arthur
1639	Delice	Galehaut’s sister in the Prose Tristan. She lived in the Castle of Tears with her parents, Brunor the Brown and the Beautiful Giantess, or Bagotta			Prose Tristan
1640	Delimaz the Poor	A Knight of the Round Table and brother of Anseliam the Poor (Asalim) and Caligante the Poor.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1641	Delis	A Spanish knight defeated in combat by Laris.			Claris et Laris
1642	Demagul	Named as the King of Logres in the Serbo-Russian Povest’O Tryschchane			Povest’ o Tryshchane
1643	Demetrus	In Heywood, Merlin's maternal grandfather.	Human
1644	Demogorgon	In classical mythology, the being who was thought to have resolved primeval chaos into order.
1645	Demons of Pesme Avanture	Offspring of a human woman and a goblin (I am not sure what word D.D.R. Owen translates as “goblin”, but he seems to use it and “devil” synonymously), they served – or, perhaps, ruled – the castle, lands, and lord of Pesme Avanture by fighting every knight who came, two to one.
1646	Denis	A hermit who baptized the survivors of the heathen Trial Castle, after Perceval destroyed the castle’s Copper Tower and freed the inhabitants from the grip of paganism.			Perlesvaus
1647	Denoalen	An evil baron who served King Mark of Cornwall			Tristan
1648	Denw	In Welsh tradition, daughter of Anna and Lot. Married Owain.	Human
1649	Deorthach	Father of Arthur’s warrior Rhufawn Bebyr		Dewrarth, Dorath	Culhwch and Olwen
1650	Derdriu	The daughter of Fedlimid, the Fili of Conchobar mac Nessa. Her story is thought to have been one of the sources for the story of Tristan and Iseult
1651	Derfel	A saint, founder of of Llanderfel in Gwynedd. Said to have fought and ssurvived in the battle of Camlann.	Human
1652	Deruvian	Named as one of the missionaries who were sent in c. AD 166 from Rome by Pope Elutherius at the request of the then British King Lucius the Glorius, and founded the abbey at Glastonbury.		Duvian
1653	Deselmiur	Kardeuz and Deselmiur were the parents of Lybials.
1654	Desixtus	A knight slain by Kalegras, Tristan’s father, after Desixtus and his brother Seran invaded Spain, Kalegras’s country.			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1655	Despair	Spirit that drives people to depression and madness.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1656	Destructive One	The name of the servant of Merlin who was employed in the imprisonment of Orlando at the request of Mador, who was jealous because Melora, whom he loved, showed her preference for the hapless Orlando
1657	Detors of Northumberland	A king in Northumberland	Human
1658	Devon	This warrior is mentioned in the court list of Culhwch			Culhwch and Olwen
1659	Dialetes	A pagan giant who ruled in the Distant Isles in the time of Joseph of Arimathea.		Devlites, Dialantes, Dialicies	Prose Tristan
1660	Diana	The Roman goddess of the moon, the hunt and childbirth among several other things.		Diane, Dyane, Dyanne	Lancelot do Lac
1661	Diane	Goddess of teh wood, mother of Dyonas, and grandmother of Vivienne.	Human
1662	Diarmaid	Tristan’s counterpart in Irish legend
1663	Diasbad	Wife of Arthur’s warrior Syfwlch.		Outcry	Culhwch and Olwen
1664	Digon	One of Arthur’s warriors who was the son of Alar		Enough	Culhwch and Olwen
1665	Dilianfer	The king of Ireland during Uther Pendragon’s reign		Rilanfer	La Tavola Ritonda
1666	Dillus the Bearded	An enemy of Arthur. Kay removed hairs from his beard in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
1667	Dinabuc	The name give by Wace to the Giant of Mont St. Michel slain by Arthur		Dynabrok, Dynabus	Roman de Brut
1668	Dinabutius	The boy who taunted a young Merlin for not knowing the name of his father, drawing the attention of Vortigern's counsellors.	Human
1669	Dinadan	Son of Sir Brunor the Senior	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Prose Tristan, 1230s
1670	Dinadan	A good knight with a sense of humor and, what seems even rarer among the companions of the Round Table, a sense of practicality, Dinadan was never willing to rush into a fight for the sake of wounds and glory.		Dinadam, Dinadano, Dinadeira, Divdan, Dynadan	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1671	Dinadas	A Knight of the Round Table from Garlot.		Dinados	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1672	Dinal	One of Arthur’s knights		Dinaus	Le Bel Inconnu
1673	Dinas	A companion of Tristan and Knight of the Round Table. According to Tavola, he succeeded Mark as King of Cornwall.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1674	Dinas of Dinan	In the Tristan legends, the lord of Dinan and the seneschal (steward) of Cornwall under King Mark		Dinasso, Dynas, Tinas	Tristan
1675	Dinasdarés	An enemy of Gawaine in the first Perceval continuation			First Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1676	Dindrane	Sister (sometimes half-sister) of Percival, plays a large part in many Holy Grail stories	Human	(Italian: Agrestizia), (Welsh: Danbrann), Dindraine, Heliabel
1677	Dinifogar	A queen who threw a tournament in which Wigamur, one of Arthur’s knights, excelled.			Wigamur
1678	Dinisordres	Son of Salandres (Salandre of the Isles) and brother of Menastide, Nastor, Gogonne, and Aristes			Third Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1679	Diocenar	An unfortunate knight who was cuckholded by Galehaut the Brown. Having lost his lovely wife, Diocenar died from heartbreak			Palamedes
1680	Diodicias	King of Syria in ancient times. With his four wives, he had thirty-three daughters and three sons			Palamedes
1681	Dion	The nephew of Duke Calles and brother of Alibel, Dyonis, and Casibilant		Dyons, Dyonz	Vulgate Lancelot
1682	Diones	Father of Nimue. His godmother was the goddess Diana.	Human
1683	Dioneta	Two people in Welsh Birth of Arthur. A daughter of Gorlois and Igrain. And a daughter fo Gwyar and Lot.	Human
1684	Dionido	Named in La Tavola Ritonda as the Pope during Arthur’s reign			La Tavola Ritonda
1685	Dionise	An enchanted chatelaine, freed by Gawain who refused to marry her.	Human
1686	Dionotus	Brother of the Cornish king Caradoc. Dionotus assumed the kingship of Cornwall upon his brother’s death			Historia Regum Britanniae
1687	Dirac	Brother of Lac and uncle of Erec.	Human
1688	Dirmyg	Son of Caw, one of twenty brothers, and one of Arthur’s warriors		Contempt	Culhwch and Olwen
1689	Disnadaron	A king of the Saxons.
1690	Distant Knight	In La Tavola Ritonda, Tristan’s alias during his stay in Ireland. In most versions, he uses the name Tantrist			La Tavola Ritonda
1691	Disus	A bodyguard of Queen Flúrant of Ireland (Flurent).			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1692	Ditas of Hungary	The King of Hungary, in Claris et Laris, who was said to have been numbered among the followers of the Roman Emperor Thereus when the latter attacked Arthur			Claris et Laris
1693	Diwrnach	An Irishman who refused to give Arthur his cauldron for Culhwch.	Human
1694	Djinn	A djinn is a supernatural creature in Islamic mythology. The word jinn means ‘hidden from sight’ in Persian.		Djinni, Genie, Jinn, Jinni	The Bridal of Triermain
1695	Do de Carduel	Forester of Uther and father of Griflet and Lorete.	Human
1696	Dodalis	A Saxon king who participated in the Saxon invasion of northern Britain in the early days of Arthur’s reign. He was killed by Agravain at the battle of Cambenic.			Vulgate Merlin
1697	Dodinel le Savage	A Knight of the ROund Table called the Savage. Son of Belinant and Eglante	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1698	Doged	A king who was killed by Culhwch’s father Cilydd. Cilydd then stole Doged’s wife for his own.			Culhwch and Olwen
1699	Dogsheads	Opponents of Arthur in Pa Gur. possibly a tribe of ancient Celts.	Group
1700	Dolanzie	A Scottish knight in the service of lord Galehaut.			La Tavola Ritonda
1701	Doldavius	The King of Gotland (Gothland) or Jutland who, along with Gunphar, the King of the Orkneys, came to pay homage to Arthur, having heard of his prowess and fearing his might		Doldanim, Doldamer, Doldan, Doldau, Dolmad	Historia Regum Britanniae
1702	Doldays	A count who rivaled Arthur for the affections of the Lady of the Blonde Hair.			Le Chevalier du Papegau
1703	Dolfin	A hunting dog which belonged to Ivor, the tutor of King Meriadoc of Wales.			Historia Meriadoci Regis Cambrie
1704	Dollallolla	Wife of Arthur in Henry Fielding's Tragedy of Tragedies, a parody.	Human		Tragedy of Tragedies
1705	Dolphin	A knight slain by Gawaine during the Roman War.			Alliterative Morte Arthure
1705.5	Dolon	A trickster who nearly catches Britomart.	Humant		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1706	Dombart	A son of Albanact, the first king of Scotland. Dombart’s brothers were Arbrun and Embrunt.			Palamedes
1707	Domorot of Lokva	Father of Lancelot and Hector in the Serbo-Russian Povest’o Tryschchane.			Povest’ o Tryshchane
1708	Dôn	Dôn is the Mother goddess, daughter of Mathonwy, sister of Math fab Mathonwy and wife of Beli.			Culhwch and Olwen
1709	Dona Avventura	A young knight baptized and dubbed by Lancelot and Tristan.			La Tavola Ritonda
1710	Donadix	Brother of King Bagdemagus of Gorre.			Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1711	Donadord	A heathen warrior slain by Gaheris at the battle of Diana Bridge.			Arthour and Merlin
1712	Donas	A knight killed by Claris. Claris and Laris were helping Sir Caradoc protect his paramour from King Ladas, Sir Dona’s liege.			Claris et Laris
1713	Donaut	In Geoffrey of Monmouth, a warrior in Arthur’s service who was the son of Papo		Donand, Donander, Dunwale	Historia Regum Britanniae
1714	Dondinello	Father of Carduino. He was killed by poison.	Human
1715	Donísus	The Emperor of Saxony when Tristan served as the King of Spain.			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1716	Donobert	In the Elizabethan play The Birth of Merlin, a nobleman at Aurelius Ambrosius’s court.			The Birth of Merlin, or the Childe Hath Found His Father
1717	Doodle	In Henry Fielding’s parody The Tragedy of Tragedies, one of Arthur’s several courtiers			Tom Thumb and The Tragedy of Tragedies
1718	Doorm	In Tennyson, a lord whose lands Geraint and Enide entered during their journey			Idylls of the King
1719	Dorath	Father of Ruawn Pebyr.			Culhwch and Olwen
1720	Dorchin	A vassal of the King with a Hundred Knights.		Derquin	Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1721	Dorilas	A Saxon warrior who participated in the Saxon invasion of Britain at the beginning of Arthur’s reign. He was slain by Arthur’s Gornain Cadrus (Gorvain Cadrut) at the battle of Carhaix.		Darrilas, Dodalis, Dodalus	Vulgate Merlin
1722	Dorin	Son of Claudas. Killed in a fight with Lionel and Bors.	Human
1723	Dormadat	One of seven brothers, including Ayaò and Albaò, who usurped the throne of Tristan the Stranger, ruler of Jakobsland.			Saga af Tristram ok Isodd
1724	Dornar	Son of King Pellinore and a Knight of the Round Table.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1725	Douglas	A Knight of the Round Table, badly wounded by Gawaine in a tournament between the Round Table and the Queen’s Knights.			Vulgate Merlin
1726	Dragan	A Knight of the Round Table from Scotland who fell in love with Isolde while staying with Tristan and Isolde at Joyous Guard.		Dagarius	Post-Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1727	Dragon	The usual form of dragon that appears in Celtic legend is that represented on the modern Welsh flag, a scaly lizard-like animal, with wings, that can breath fire		Adrian, Brian, Dornar, Doryan, Drians, Driant, Durnor, Durnore, Tryan
1728	Dragonel the Cruel	A malevolent knight who abducted the lady Rohais from the knight Arguisiaus of Carhaix, wounding Arguisiaus in the process.		Dragoniaus	Fourth Continuation of Chrétien’s Perceval
1729	Drem	A warrior of Arthur’s court who was the son of Dremidydd.		Sight	Culhwch and Olwen
1730	Dremidydd	Father of Arthur’s warrior Drem.		Sighter	Culhwch and Olwen
1731	Driadam	A cousin of Erec who was slain by Mordred, prompting a feud between Erec and Mordred.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
1732	Drian	Knight of the Round Table. Son of Pellinore (apparently his third in wedlock), brother of Perceval, Lamorat, Aglovale, Alain, and Tor le Fise Aries		Adrian, Brian, Dornar, Doryan, Drians, Driant, Durnor, Durnore, Tryan	Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
1733	Drian the Gay	A knight from the Wild Forest or Perilous Forest who helped fight the Saxons and the rebellious kings in the early days of Arthur’s reign.		‘the Merry, ‘the Gay’	Vulgate Lancelot
1734	Driant of the Isle	Son fo King Pellinore. A Knight of the Rount Table who Gawain killed.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
1735	Dristan, Drustan	The story of Tristram/Tristan and Isolde has its own vast, rich body of material, and the Tristram cycle often seems independent of, though coexistent with, the Arthurian cycle		Drust, Drustan of Lyonesse, Drustanus, Drystan, Thisterum, Thistronn, Thristrum, Tistram, Tristan, Tristano, Tristanos, Tristem, Tristrant, Tristrem, Tristen, Tristenz, Tristeram, Tristum, Tryschchane, Trystan
1736	Drius	An Arthurian knight			Les Merveilles de Rigomer
1737	Dromés	An Arthurian knight in the romance of Yder			Yder
1738	Dros d’Avs	Approaching Tintagel, Gawaine sees a party of knights crossing the heath, followed by a squire bringing a Spanish horse		Droes d’Aves
1739	Druas the Cruel	Lord of the Hill of Wretches		Drouart, Druart, li Fel Druas, li Felon Druas, Duras	Vulgate Lancelot
1740	Drudwas ab Tryffin	Son of King Tryffin of Denmark. Fought against Arthur.	Human
1741	Drudwyn	A hound that belonged to Greid.			Culhwch and Olwen
1742	Druid(s)	The name given to the common priesthood of the Celtic peoples, although Druids were much more than simple priests – they were also teachers, seers, poets, judges, doctors, diviners and magicians.
1743	Druidan	A dwarf to whome Gawain gave his mistress Ydain who had tried to leave him.	Human
1744	Druis	A priest and philosopher who counseled Arthur.			Arthur, Monarch of the Britons, a Tragedy
1745	Drulias	Father of the dwarf Druidain.			La Vengeance Raguidel
1746	Drulios of the Hamlet	One of Arthur’s knights who fought in a tournament against the warriors of King Ban and King Bors		Drukins	Vulgate Merlin
1747	Drust	A eighth-century Pictish king whose father was called Tallorc. He may be the origin of Tristan, as in Welsh legend, Tristan’s father is called “Tallwrch”.
1748	Drustanus	The man commemorated by the Tristan Stone near the Castle Dore in Cornwall.
1749	Drustwrn Hayarn	Drustwrn Hayarn is listed as a court member in Culhwch
1750	Drwg	Daughter of Arthur’s warrior Bwlch.		Bad	Culhwch and Olwen
1751	Drwgddyddwg	The horse belonging to Arthur’s warrior Cyfwlch in Culhwch		Evil Bringer	Culhwch and Olwen
1752	Drwst Iron Fist	One of King Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend.			Culhwch and Olwen
1753	Drych	Son of Cibddar			Culhwch and Olwen
1754	Drynog	The owner of a cauldron, known as Pair Drynog, that numbered among the Thirteen Treasures of Britain and was said to boil no meat save that of a brave man			Culhwch and Olwen
1755	Dryon	A warrior. Son of Nut, brother of Yder the son of Nut, Owain and Gwynn.
1756	Du	A horse belonging to Moro Battle Leader.		Black	Culhwch and Olwen
1757	Duach	Son of Gwawrddur Hunchback, and brother of Brathach, Nerthach, and the lady Gwenwledyr.		Black	Culhwch and Olwen
1758	Dubric	A Welsh saint who lived in the late sixth and early seventh centuries. He was the bishop and possibly also the abbot of Caldey.			Annales Cambriae
1759	Dubricius	A Celtic saint who died about the year 550 CE. Archbishop of Caerleon.	Human
1760	Duessa	Antagonist of the Faerie Queen,	Faerie		The Faerie Queen	Learn More
1761	Dugum	Father of Arthur’s opponent Mil the Black			Culhwch and Olwen
1762	Duke
1763	Duke and Duchess de La Rowse	When Gareth slipped away after the tournament at his love’s Castle Dangerous, he came on a stormy night to another castle, where he identified himself as one of Arthur’s knights and asked for lodging		Duke de La Rouse	Le Morte Darthur
1764	Duke of Avarlan	Father of Baudon, known as the Red Knight.
1765	Duke of Cambenine	Patron of the monastery Bienfait.
1766	Duke of Clarance	Duke Chaleins of Clarance gets a little more mention in Malory than Duke Eustace of Cambenet (Escant), generally turning up at tournaments.		Clarence
1767	Duke of Cloucester	The Duke of Cloucester was in fact Lucan the Butler, son of Duke Corneus.
1768	Duke of Dutchmen	A leader of a battalion of soldiers in the Duke of Lorraine’s brigade, fighting for the Roman army in Arthur’s war with Rome			Le Morte Darthur
1769	Duke of Gore	A traitor whom Lancelot pursued and killed after the battle of Winchester.		Conte de Gorre, Due de Gor
1770	Duke of Huiscam	The Duke of Huiscam is named as Enide’s father in the Prose Tristan			Prose Tristan
1771	Duke of Poland	According to the Norse Tristrams Saga, Tristan, during one of his banishments from Mark’s court, served the Duke of Poland
1772	Duke of Rocky Crag	In the Vulgate Merlin, the Duke of the Rocky Crag allied with Arthur and pledged support to Arthur’s war against the Saxons.
1773	Duke of Saxony	Originally, the Emperor of Germany betrothed his daughter Fenice to the Duke of Saxony
1774	Duke of the South Marches	This duke had at least thirteen sons. Gawaine slew seven, for which cause the duke and his remaining six sons were Arthur’s sworn enemies
1775	Duke of the Swordpoint	A nobleman who owned property near Camelot.			Post-Vulgate Suite du Merlin
1776	Duke of the White Fortress	Cousin of King Lancelot de la Blance Terre. The duke was married to King Lancelot’s mistress
1777	Duke of the White Thorn	A nobleman present at a tournament in Claris et Laris.			Claris et Laris
1778	Dulceflur	A princess of Trefferin and Karedonas whose father, King Gediens, was slain by the heathen King Verangoz of Sorboreste.			Meleranz
1779	Dulcemar	Father of Arthur’s Sir Tandareis. He ruled Tandernas and was married to Queen Anticoni (Antikonie)			Tandareis and Flordibel
1780	Dumfries	Tristan considered seeking harbor with the King of Dumfries when he was faced with imminent banishment from King Mark’s court.			Tristan
1781	Dumnonii	An ancient Celtic tribe that probably gave their name to the large kingdom of Dumnonia. They were possibly related to the Irish Fir Dhomhnann (one of three early Celtic peoples)
1782	Dun Cow	A beast slain by Guy of Warwick.
1783	Dun Stallion	A horse of Arthur’s said to haunt the County Durham village of Castle Eden.
1784	Dunart	Dunart brenhin y Gogled (“Dunart king of the North”), is mentioned in the annuals of Nennius.
1785	Dunewall	A Welsh nobleman.			Historia Meriadoci Regis Cambrie
1786	Dunwallo Molmutius	An early king of Britain (c. fifth century BC) in Geoffrey of Monmouth		Denewold, Dunvallo, Dyfnwal Moelmud, Dyvynwal Moel	Historia Regum Britanniae
1787	Durarls	A heathen warrior slain by Gawaine at the battle of Diana Bridge.			Arthour and Merlin
1788	Durian	A priest who Arthur promoted to the Archbishop of Winton.			Historia Regum Britanniae
1789	Durkan	A wicked giant. Durkan and his brothers, Margan and Ulian, served Lord Karedoz of Malmontan		Darkion, Durkion	Tandareis and Flordibel
1790	Durmart	Hero of the French romance Durmart le Gallois. He was the son of King Jozefent of Wales and Denmark and Queen Andelise			Durmart le Gallois
1791	Durnure	One of Three Sons of King Pellinore, one of the original 32 Knights of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table	Sir Durnure
1792	Dusius	The Celtic name for an incubus, a demon believed to have intercourse with sleeping women, who thereby conceive demonic children
1793	Duzabel	A princess from Turtus, kidnapped and held for ransom by a giantess named Fidegart.			Garel von dem blühenden Tal
1794	Dwarf of the Cart	Lancelot had ridden two horses to death pursuing Meliagrant, Guenevere, and Kay, when he caught up with a cart and asked the dwarf driving it if he had seen the Queen.		Charete de la Nain
1795	Dwarf with a Whip	As Lancelot, during his adventures in Gore, led a rescue party to the Water Bridge in search of Gawaine, they were met by a dwarf riding a great hunting horse and carrying a whip to control it
1796	Dwnn	One of Arthur’s warriors in Welsh legend. He is known as “the Vigorous Chief”.		Brown	Culhwch and Olwen
1797	Dwnn Diessic Unbenn	One of Arthur’s warriors in the Welsh legend of Culhwch		Dwnn Tenacious Chieftain	Culhwch and Olwen
1798	Dyabiaus	Dables, Dinabeaus, Drabiax, Drabriax, Dyabel, Orabiax, Oyabel			Vulgate Queste del Saint Graal
1799	Dyagenne	A lady loved by Uther Pendragon, although she was married to knight named Argon.			Prose Tristan
1800	Dyane	The Queen of Sicily.
1801	Dyfgyglwng	One of Arthur’s warriors.			Culhwch and Olwen
1802	Dyfnwal	One of Arthur’s warriors			Culhwch and Olwen
1803	Dyfrig	A Welsh saint who lived in the late sixth and early seventh centuries. He was the bishop and possibly also the abbot of Caldey.			Annales Cambriae
1804	Dyfynarth	One of Arthur’s warriors who was the son of Gwrgwst Half Naked. Dyfynarth was called ‘King of the North		Dunarth, Dyvynarth	Culhwch and Olwen
1805	Dyfyr	An Arthurian warrior who was the son of Alun of Dyfed.		Dyvyr	Breudwyt Rhonabwy
1806	Dyfyr Golden Hair	One of the “three splendid maidens of Arthur’s court”, according to a Welsh Triad			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1807	Dygyflwng	A warrior and King Arthur’s attendant in Culhwch.			Culhwch and Olwen
1808	Dygynnelw	Owain’s bard, according to a Welsh Triad.			Triads of the Island of Britain (Welsh ”Triads”)
1809	Dylan eil Ton	The first baby to be born to Arianrhod as she undertook the rite to attest her virginity after she had been put up for a maiden’s post at the court of Math fab Mathonwy.		‘Dylan Son of the Wave’
1810	Dynaunt	A Cornish knight who was attacked by the giant Taulurd, but was rescued by an insane, naked Tristan.		Dinant	Le Morte Darthur
1811	Dyoglis	The seneschal of King Maglory the Saxon		Dioglus	Vulgate Merlin
1812	Dyonas	Father of Vivianne	Human		Vulgate
1813	Dyonis	Brother of Alibel, Dion, and Casibilant, and nephew of Duke Calles		Diones, Dionis, Dyounes, Ydones	Vulgate Lancelot
1814	Dyonise	A lady who ruled the Castle of Ten Maidens with her lover, Sir Geogenant.			Durmart le Gallois
1815	Dysgyfdawd	The father of Gall
1816	Dywell	Brother of Gereint.	Human
1817	Eagle of Gwernabwy
1818	Earl
1819	Earl of Angen
1820	Earl of Bath
1821	Earl of Boulogne
1822	Earl of Caichester
1823	Earl of Cambenic
1824	Earl of Canterbury
1825	Earl of Dorset
1826	Earl of Eastern Britain
1827	Earl of Flandrisborg
1828	Earl of Guiltshire
1829	Earl of Hereford
1830	Earl of Kent
1831	Earl of Leicester
1832	Earl of Niwl
1833	Earl of Oxford
1834	Earl of Pardiak
1835	Earl of Pase
1836	Earl of Salisbury
1837	Earl of Silchester
1838	Earl of Spain
1839	Earl of Surluse
1840	Earl of the Laundes
1841	Earl of the Plains
1842	Earl of Tréguier
1843	Earl of Vale
1844	Earl of Vera
1845	Earl of Warwick
1846	Earl of Winchester
1847	Earl of Windsor
1848	Eastland, Queen of
1849	Ebalato
1850	Ebel
1851	Ebissa
1852	Ebracus	Founder of the Castle of Mount Agned, later the Castle of Maidens.	Human
1853	Ebron
1854	Ebrox
1855	Echel Morddwyd Twll
1856	Echion
1857	Ector	Raises Arthur according to Merlin's command, father to Sir Kay	Human, Knight of the Round Table	Hector, Antor, Ectorius	Lancelot-Grail, early 13th century
1858	Ector de Maris
1859	Eda Elyn Mawr	Arthur's killer, according to British Museum Harleian MS 4181	Human
1860	Eda Great-Knee
1861	Edaris
1862	Eddelin
1863	Edelpert
1864	Edelthred
1865	Edern ap Nudd	Brother of Gwyn ap Nudd, rival to Erec/Geraint, originally a hostile figure, later a member of Arthur's retinue	Human	Edern, son of Nudd, Yder, Yver, Isdernus, Knight of the Sparrowhawk	Culhwch and Olwen, c. 1100
1866	Edisson of Lanzesardin
1867	Editons
1868	Edlym Red Sword
1869	Edmond
1870	Edmyg
1871	Edolanz
1872	Edor	Ancestor of Lot	Human
1873	Edward of Carnarvon
1874	Edward of Orkney
1875	Edward of the Red Castle
1876	Edwin
1877	Efadier
1878	Efflam, Saint	A Saint who fought a dragon with Arthur.	Human
1879	Efnisien
1880	Efrawg	Father of Perceval in Peredur.	Human		Mabinogion
1881	Efrddf	Twin sister to Urien of Rheged.	Human
1882	Efrei
1883	Efroi
1884	Egbricht
1885	Egesarius
1886	Eglante	Mother of Dodinel the Savage.	Human
1887	Egyptian Maid
1888	Eheubryd
1889	Ehkunat
1890	Eian
1891	Eiddilig the Dwarf
1892	Eiddoel
1893	Eiddon Fawrfrydig
1894	Eiddyl the Tall
1895	Eigyre
1896	Eiladar
1897	Einaguis
1898	Einion
1899	Eiryawn Penlloran
1900	Eiryf
1901	Eissywed
1902	Ekuba of Janfuse
1903	Ekunaver of Kanadic
1904	Eladinan
1905	Elaf
1906	Elain of the Red Castle
1907	Elaine
1908	Elaine of Astolat	Daughter of Bernard of Astolat, classic Arthurian figure of unrequited love	Human	Elaine the White, Elaine the Fair, The Lady of Shalott	Le Morte d'Arthur, 1470
1909	Elaine of Benoic	Wife of King Ban and mother to Lancelot, Evaine's sister	Human		Lancelot-Grail, early 13th century
1910	Elaine of Benwick
1911	Elaine of Carbonek
1912	Elaine of Corbenic	Daughter of the Fisher King, mother of Galahad by Lancelot	Human	Amite, Helaine, Helizabel	Perceval, the Story of the Grail c. 1181
1913	Elaine of Garlot	Daughter of Gorlois and Igraine, sister to Morgan le Fay and Morgause and a half-sister to King Arthur, wife to King Nentres.	Human
1914	Elaine of Listenoise	Daughter of King Pellinore, lover of Sir Miles of the Laundes	Human
1915	Elaine of Tintagil
1916	Elaine Sans Per
1917	Elaine the Peerless	Niece of the Lord of the Fens and wife of Persides the Red of the Castle of Gazevilte	Human
1918	Elamie
1919	Elauth
1920	Elcan
1921	Eldad of Britain
1922	Eldad of Gloucester
1923	Eldol of Britain
1924	Eldol of Gloucester
1925	Eleazar
1926	Elebrans
1927	Eleden
1928	Elei
1929	Eleine
1930	Eleirch
1931	Elemmie of Holmtaror
1932	Elen
1933	Elena
1934	Elergia	A witch who imprisoned Arthur, who was eventually rescued by Tristan	Faerie		Tavola ritonda
1935	Elf
1936	Elfant
1937	Elfar
1938	Elferon
1939	Elficleos
1940	Elfiline
1941	Elfin
1942	Elfinan
1943	Elfinell
1944	Elfinor
1945	Elgan
1946	Eli
1947	Eli Thracmyr
1948	Eliabel
1949	Eliabella	Tristan's mother in Italian romances.	Human
1950	Eliadas
1951	Eliadeus
1952	Eliadus of Sicily
1953	Elian of Montforz
1954	Elians
1955	Elias
1956	Eliavres	A knight with mystical powers. He loved the wife of King Caradoc.	Human
1957	Eliazar	Son of Pelles and uncle of Galahad.	Human
1958	Elicanor
1959	Elideus
1960	Elidir Stout and Fair
1961	Eliduc of Britain
1962	Elidur of Britain
1963	Elidus of Ireland	A king of Ireland.	Human
1964	Elidyr Gyvarwydd
1965	Elie
1966	Eliedus
1967	Elies
1968	Elies of Landuz
1969	Eliezer	Son of Evelake	Human
1970	Eliezier the Strong
1971	Eliffer
1972	Elifri Rich in Arms
1973	Eliman
1974	Elimar of Argentin
1975	Elimar of Averre
1976	Elimas
1977	Elin the Fair of Graie
1978	Elinadas
1979	Elinan of the Isles
1980	Elinant of Escavalon
1981	Elinor
1982	Eliot
1983	Elis	Arthur's cousin.	Human
1984	Elis la Noire
1985	Elis of Climon
1986	Elise
1987	Elissa	The older sister in book 2 of the Faerie Queene.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
1988	Eliud of Britain
1989	Elivri	Arthu'rs head groom.	Human
1990	Eliwlod	Nephew to Arthur, son of Madoc, Uther Pendragon's son	Human		Welsh Triads
1991	Elizabeth	Wife of Meliodas. Mother of Tristan.	Human
1992	Elizabeth of Lyonesse
1993	Ellain the Brown
1994	Ellen	Daughter of Arthur in the Scots ballad of Childe Rowland.	Human		Childe Rowland
1995	Ellit
1996	Ellylw
1997	Eloides
1998	Elphin	Son of Gwyddno Garanhir. Rescued Taliesin and was rescued in turn.	Human
1999	Elsa	Daughter of Duke Brabant.	Human
2000	Eluned
2001	Elutherius
2002	Elves
2003	Elyab
2004	Elyabel
2005	Elyadus
2006	Elyam
2007	Elyan the White	Son of Sir Bors and Claire, King Brandegoris' daughter, helps Lancelot rescue Guinevere and goes into exile with him	Human	(French: Helyan le Blanc)
2008	Elyas Anaïs
2009	Elygos
2010	Elyn
2011	Elynard the Redoubted
2012	Elyza
2013	Elyzabel	Cousin of Guinevere. Imprisoned by Claudas and freed by Arthur.	Human
2014	Emblie
2015	Embrunt
2016	Eme
2017	Emenidis
2018	Emerause
2019	Emerit
2020	Emhyr
2021	Emil
2022	Emmeline	A blind girl, daughter of Duke Conon of Cornwall.	Human		Dryden's King Arthur
2023	Emperor of Germany
2024	Emperor of Rome. [More]
2025	Emrys
2026	Enauder
2027	Enchanter Knights
2028	Endalan
2029	Endelienta
2030	Endelienta, Saint	A saint who was killed by the Lord of Trenteny. Arthur, her godfather, avenged her.	Human
2031	Endelit of Lundis
2032	Eneuavc	Daughter of Bediver	Human
2033	Eneyd
2034	Enfael Adrann
2035	Enfeidas
2036	Enfrie
2037	Engres	A king, brother of Iseult in Icelandic Saga of Tristram	Human		Saga of Tristram
2038	Engri
2039	Enide	Erec's wife	Human	Enid, Tarsenesyde	Erec and Enide, c. 1170
2040	Enide’s Cousin
2041	Enide’s Dappled Palfrey
2042	Enide’s Sorrel Palfrey
2043	Enniaun
2044	Enor
2045	Enroés
2046	Enrydreg
2047	Entreferich
2048	Enygeus	Sister of Joseph of Arimathea, wife of Brons and mother of Alan.	Human
2049	Eopa	A Saxon who poisoned Ambrosius Aurelius. Later fell to Uther.	Human, Saxon
2050	Eosa
2051	Eothar
2052	Epinegris
2053	Epinogres	Son of King of Umberland, and brother unto Enchantress Vivien, one of the original 32 Knights of the Round Table	Human	Sir Epinogres
2054	Epistrophus
2055	Equinot
2056	Erbin	Either father or son of Gereint.	Human
2057	Erdin
2058	Erdudfyl
2059	Erec	Son of King Lac and a Knight of the Round Table	Human	Geraint	Unclear; first literary appearance as Erec in Erec and Enide, c. 1170
2060	Erfddf
2061	Ergyryad
2062	Eri
2063	Eriann
2064	Eries	Son of Lot who became a knight. Possibly the same as Gaheris	Human
2065	Erim
2066	Erlan	Ancestor of Lot	Human
2067	Erllais
2068	Ermaleus	Gawain's cousin in Beaudous	Human		Beaudous
2069	Ermid	Brother of Gereint.	Human
2070	Ermine
2071	Ermyngall
2072	Ernant
2073	Errith
2074	Error
2075	Erw
2076	Erwm the Tall
2077	Escades
2078	Escaduor
2079	Escanor Le Beau
2080	Escanor Le Grand
2081	Escanor the Handsome	King of the White Mountain and nephew of Escanor the large, Gawain defeated him in combat after Escanor tried to abduct Sir Girflct.	Human		Girart
2082	Escanor the Large	Son of a giant and a witch, brother of Alienor, and uncle of Escanor the Handsome, he shared Gawain’s power by which his strength waxed and waned with the sun.	Human		Atre, Girart
2083	Escanors
2084	Escant
2085	Escarant the Poor
2086	Escholarz
2087	Esclabor	Father of Palamedes, Safir, and Segwarides	Human
2088	Esclabor the Unknown
2089	Esclador
2090	Esclados	Defended a magical fountain in the Forest of Broceliande, married to Laudine	Human		Yvain, the Knight of the Lion, 1170s
2091	Esclados the Red
2092	Esclamor
2093	Esclamor of the Red City
2094	Esclamors
2095	Esclanor the Black
2096	Esclarimonde	A fairy lover of Escanor Le Beau and Brian des Illes	Faerie
2097	Esclarmonde	Wife of Huon, a faerie.	Human
2098	Escol	A follower of Arthur. Father was King of Aelens of Iceland	Human
2099	Escorducarla	Lady of Vallone, who planned to imprison Merlin	Human
2100	Escuier
2101	Escuier de Guinas
2102	Escuier de Perse
2103	Escuier with the Sword
2104	Esealt the Tall
2105	Eskilabon the Wild
2106	Eslit
2107	Esmeree the Blonde
2108	Esni
2109	Esotil
2110	Espinoble
2111	Espinogrés
2112	Esquibedes
2113	Esquyris
2114	Esscol
2115	Essyllt Vingul
2116	Essyllt Vinwen
2117	Essylt
2118	Este, House of
2119	Estevene
2120	Estonne	Lord of the Scottish Wilderness, father fo Passaleon.	Human
2121	Estorause	Pagan king of Sarras, who imprisoned Galahad, Perceval and BBors.	Human
2122	Estorgans
2123	Estoriax li Poures
2124	Estorm of Rivello
2125	Estorri of Sobolis
2126	Estout l’Orgillus
2127	Estrales
2128	Estrangaré
2129	Estravagaot
2130	Estrildis
2131	Esus
2132	Ethelina
2133	Ethelwold
2134	Etheria
2135	Ethiocles de Tebes
2136	Etlym Gleddyv Coch
2137	Ettard	Loved by Pelleas but did not share his feelings until Nimue bewitched her.	Human
2138	Eudaf
2139	Eugene
2140	Eugenius	King of Scotland, ally of Mordred.	Human
2141	Eumenides
2142	Euputtaglegge
2143	Euric
2144	Eurneit
2145	Eurolwyn
2146	Eurosswyd
2147	Eus
2148	Eustace	Duke of Cambenet who took part in the rebellion against Arthur.	Human
2149	Evadain
2150	Evadeam	Transformed into a dwarf by magic. Later became a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2151	Evaine	Wife of Bors the Elder, mother of Bors the Younger and Lionel, sister of Elaine of Benoic, aunt of Lancelot	Human		Lancelot-Grail, early 13th century
2152	Evalus
2153	Evander
2154	Evander of Syria
2155	Evdaf	Son of Kradoc and father of Kynan. Uncle of Conan Meriadoc.	Human	Eudaf	Bonedd yr arwr
2156	Evelake	King born in France who became King of Sarras, eventually helped by Joseph of Arimathea to fight against Tholomer.	Human
2157	Evening Star
2158	Evgen
2159	Evieran of Ganaor
2160	Evrain	A wizard who changed Blonde Esmeree into a snake.	Human
2161	Evrain of Brandigant
2162	Evrain the Cruel
2163	Evrawg
2164	Ewmond
2165	Eyrin the Splendid
2166	Ezier
2167	Faerie Knight, The	Illegitimate son of Tom a'Lincoln and Caelia, the Faerie Queen, half brother to the Black Knight	Human		Tom a Lincoln part 1, 1599
2168	Fair Maid of Astolat
2169	Fair Princes
2170	Fair Unknown
2171	Fairy King
2172	Fairy Knight
2173	Fairy Queen
2174	Falconardo the Ready
2175	Falcone
2176	Falliers
2177	Faloise li Rous
2178	Falquidés
2179	Falsabre
2180	Falsaron
2181	False Guenevere, The
2182	Faradïen
2183	Faram the Black
2184	Faramon and his Daughter
2185	Faran
2186	Farasan
2187	Farjelastis of Africa
2188	Fascinia
2189	Fata Morgana
2190	Fauel
2191	Faukain of Mount Esperant
2192	Faunus
2193	Fautus	a son of Vortigern	Human
2194	Fauviel
2195	Favel
2196	Favelhand
2197	Favida
2198	Fawnell
2199	Februe the Brown
2200	Febus
2201	Febus of France
2202	Federiel
2203	Federion the Red
2204	Federon the Red
2205	Federumgotto
2206	Feimurgan
2207	Feirefiz	Half-brother to Percival and King Arthur's nephew	Human		Parzival, early 13th century
2208	Feirefiz of India
2209	Felelolie
2210	Felice
2211	Felinete
2212	Felinors
2213	Felitoé
2214	Felix	Grandfather of Tristan, father of Meliodas and Mark in Tristano Riccardiano. Their brother in law in Malory.	Human
2215	Felix of Cornwall
2216	Fellone
2217	Felon of Albarua
2218	Felon of the Guard
2219	Felot of Langduk
2220	Felot of Listenois
2221	Feltemour
2222	Femme, La
2223	Femmes, Les Deux
2224	Fenice	Wife of Alis, emperor of Constantinople in the Cliges story.	Human
2225	Fenise
2226	Feramans
2227	Feraunt
2228	Fercos
2229	Fergus	A ploughboy who wanted to be a knight. Eventually marries Galiene, the Lady of Lothian and becomes a Knight of the Round Table.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2230	Fergus de la Forest Salvage
2231	Fergus of Cornwall
2232	Fergussin
2233	Feriando
2234	Fernagu
2235	Fernvail
2236	Ferolin of Salonica
2237	Feroz
2238	Ferragunze the Courtly	A knight who claimed to never get jealous, a glaim that was put to the test and turned out to be true.	Human
2239	Ferramonte
2240	Ferrant
2241	Ferrer
2242	Ferrex
2243	Ferrither
2244	Ferryman (Faerie Queene)	He takes Sir Guyon and the Palmer to the Bower of Bliss.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2245	Ferryman of Canguin
2246	Feures of Ramide
2247	Fflam
2248	Fflamddwyn
2249	Fflergant
2250	Fflewdwr Fflam Wledic
2251	Ffrwdwr	An ancestor of Arthur through his mother. According to Bonedd yr arwr.	Human
2252	Fiacha
2253	Fidegart
2254	Fidelas
2255	Fidelia	Daughter of Caelia. Her name means Faith	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2256	Fidessa
2257	Fiers of Arramis
2258	Filg de l’Homme Riche
2259	Filimenis of Constantinople
2260	Filledamor
2261	Filleduch
2262	Filones of Hiberborticon
2263	Finbeus
2264	Finc of Seminis
2265	Finn
2266	Finoés of the Mountain
2267	First Conquered King
2268	Firus Bahandin
2269	Fish-Knight
2270	Fisher King, The	Guardian of the Holy Grail, Father of Elaine of Corbenic	Human	The Wounded King, Pelles, Pelias, Amfortas	Perceval, the Story of the Grail, c. 1181
2271	Fisher King’s Father
2272	Fisher King’s Niece
2273	Fisher King’s Oarsman
2274	Five Kings
2275	Fjallsharfir
2276	Flamus
2277	Flandrin li Brez
2278	Flegentine
2279	Floemus
2280	Flois
2281	Flojir
2282	Flor de Lis
2283	Flor de Mont
2284	Flor Desiree
2285	Floraete
2286	Florant of Itolac
2287	Flordiane
2288	Flordibel
2289	Floree
2290	Florée of Escavalon
2291	Floremus
2292	Florence	A son of Gawain who was killed by Lancelot when he was part of the group that discovered Lancelot and Guenevere together.	Human
2293	Florent of France
2294	Florentin
2295	Florenz
2296	Flores
2297	Florete	Wife of Florian and daughter of the Emperor of Constantinople	Human
2298	Flori
2299	Floriant	Hero of the romance Floriant et Florete. Son of Elyadus, King of Sicily. A member of Arthur's court.	Human
2300	Floridas
2301	Floridas of the Narrow Borderlands
2302	Florie	Two individuals, one who was the niece of King Joram, the other Queen of Kanadic.	Human
2303	Florie of Kanadic
2304	Florie of Lunel
2305	Florien
2306	Florimell	A chaste woman who runs away from all men.	Human		The Faerie Queen	Learn More
2307	Florinca
2308	Florine
2309	Florine of France
2310	Floris
2311	Florisdelfa	An enchantress who learned from Merlin. Eventually killed herself on beholding the beauty of Iseult.	Human
2312	Flower of Lyonesse
2313	Flualis li Sarasin
2314	Flurdamurs
2315	Flurent of Ireland	Mother of Iseult in the Icelandic version of the myth in Saga of Tristan.	Human
2316	Flursenesephin
2317	Flying Horse
2318	Foldace
2319	Fole
2320	Fomorians
2321	Foodle
2322	Fool, The
2323	Ford, Knight and Damsel of the
2324	Forducorz
2325	Forester (Faerie Queene)	An unlawful man seeking after Florimell.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2326	Forestier
2327	Foreston
2328	Formidable Knight
2329	Formis of Arms
2330	Fortimes of the Crimson Heath
2331	Fortune	Arthur had a vision of Fortune spinning her wheel that fortold his fall in Morte Arthure.	Faerie
2332	Foucaire
2333	Fouchier
2334	Foul Heathen
2335	Foul Ladye, The
2336	Fragiens
2337	Fragus
2338	Fraidons
2339	Francagel
2340	Frangiles
2341	Fraudubio	A man who was turned into a tree.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2342	Frederick de Telramund
2343	Frederick of Friesland
2344	Freelenk
2345	Frenicas
2346	Friam of Vermendoys
2347	Frians of Ponterteis
2348	Frigene
2349	Frimutel	In Wolfram, the father of Amfortas, the Grail King.	Human
2350	Frion of Dessemoume
2351	Frisians	A Germanic people. In Alliterative Morte Arthure, King Frederick of Friesland was an ally of Mordred.	Group
2352	Fristines
2353	Froart
2354	Frocin	A dwarf that let everyone know that Mark had horses ears.	Human
2355	Frol of the Out Isles
2356	Frollo of Alemaigne	A Roman tribue in Gaul for the Emperor Leo. Defeated by Arthur in battle.	Human, Roman
2357	Fronia
2358	Fúlcus
2359	Fulgentius	Early King of Britain according to Geoffrey. An ancestor of Lot.	Human
2360	Fulgin
2361	Furor	A madman in book 2 of The Faerie Queene.	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2362	Gaban	Made a sword in the age of Christ, later wielded by Gawain.	Human
2363	Gabarins of Assigarzionte
2364	Gabenis
2365	Gabriel
2366	Gabrionello
2367	Gaddiefer	King of Scotland during the time of Alexander the Great.	Human
2368	Gadeon
2369	Gadran
2370	Gadras the Black
2371	Gadrasolain
2372	Gaffar Thumb
2373	Gahalantyne
2374	Gaheres
2375	Gaheris	Son of King Lot and Morgause, brother to Gawain, Agravaine, and Gareth, and half-brother to Mordred	Human
2376	Gaheris de Kareheu
2377	Gahillet of Hochtruasch
2378	Gahmuret	Father of Perceval in Wolfram. Travelled to the Orient.	Human
2379	Gahor
2380	Gaidon de Galvoie
2381	Gaidou
2382	Gailain of Cornwall
2383	Gain
2384	Gais Ganlantis
2385	Gais the Large
2386	Gaius
2387	Gaius Metellus Cotta
2388	Gaius Quintillianus
2389	Gal of Galefroi
2390	Galaas
2391	Galades of Canelle
2392	Galafré
2393	Galafré – A king.
2394	Galafré – A warrior.
2395	Galagandreiz	Maternal grandfather of Lancelot. Also a name of one of Arthur's knights.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2396	Galagaundris
2397	Galahad	Illegitimate son of Sir Lancelot and Elaine of Corbenic	Human		Lancelot-Grail, early 13th century
2398	Galahal
2399	Galaida
2400	Galain of Ronnes
2401	Galamanasar
2402	Galamide
2403	Galangelle of Klumester
2404	Galantins
2405	Galantivet
2406	Galapas
2407	Galardonn
2408	Galat
2409	Galec
2410	Galegantin
2411	Galegantins
2412	Galegantins of Walsh
2413	Galeguinant
2414	Galehault	Former enemy of Arthur who becomes close friends with Lancelot	Human	Galehalt, Galehaut	Lancelot-Grail, early 13th century
2415	Galehaut the Brown
2416	Galehés
2417	Galeholt
2418	Galehous
2419	Galenin
2420	Galentivet	Brother of Griflet, involved in an attack on Escanor.	Human
2421	Galeres
2422	Galerian of the White Tower
2423	Galeron	A Scottish knight of Galway (Galloway). His lands were confiscated by Arthur, but he would eventually become a Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2424	Gales Li Caus	Father of Perceval and a Knight of the Round Table according to Gerbert.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2425	Gales the Bald
2426	Gales the Gay
2427	Galesalain
2428	Galeschin	Son of Elaine of Garlot and King Nentres, nephew of Arthur	Human	Galeshin	Vulgate Cycle
2429	Galesconde
2430	Galeshin
2431	Galiadan
2432	Galiag
2433	Galiains
2434	Galian	Son of Owain in Gallians tattur	Human
2435	Galien
2436	Galien – A knight.
2437	Galien – A knight.
2438	Galien – Enemy of King Label.
2439	Galien – Son of Brien of the Gastine.
2440	Galiena
2441	Galiene	The Lady of Lothian, who married Fergus.	Human
2442	Galihodin	A cousing of Galehaut, a Knight of the Round Table. Allied with Lancelot when he fled the court.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2443	Galinan the Black
2444	Gall
2445	Gallafer
2446	Gallcoyt Govynynat
2447	Galleman
2448	Galleron of Galway
2449	Gallgoid
2450	Gallgoig
2451	Gallidés
2452	Galligar the Red
2453	Gallin
2454	Gallinor
2455	Galloway, King of
2456	Galluc
2457	Galoain
2458	Galobrus of the Red Glade
2459	Galoes
2460	Galoes – Knight of the Round Table.
2461	Galoes – Perceval’s uncle.
2462	Galogandres of Gippones
2463	Galopamur
2464	Galopear
2465	Galopes
2466	Galot of Yberge
2467	Galtisant
2468	Galvan
2469	Galvariun	A knight of Arthur who was depicted on the Moderna Archivolt (the underside of an arch in the Moderna Cathedral).	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2470	Galvoie, Lady of
2471	Galyhud
2472	Galyndes
2473	Galyran
2474	Gamer
2475	Gameranz le Pelu
2476	Gamor
2477	Gamur the Saracen
2478	Ganadal
2479	Ganatulander
2480	Gandaz the Black
2481	Gandelus
2482	Gandiluz
2483	Gandin	Grandfather to Perceval in Wolfram.	Human
2484	Gandin of the Mountain
2485	Gandwy
2486	Ganelon
2487	Ganelon – A baron.
2488	Ganelon – A servant.
2489	Gangier of Neranden
2490	Ganieda	Twin sister of Merlin in Vita Merlini. Also called Gwendydd.	Human
2491	Ganlidas
2492	Ganoje
2493	Ganor
2494	Ganor d’Escoce
2495	Gansguoter of Micholde
2496	Gansonais
2497	Gantitiers of Jastuns
2498	Gar of the Mountain
2499	Garanhon
2500	Garanwyn	Son of Kay, according to Welsh tradition.	Human
2501	Garaunt
2502	Garcelos	Ancestor of Arthur through his mother. According to Welsh writer Gruffudd Hiraethog.	Human
2503	Garcelos
2504	Garel	A knight of Arthur who conquered the dissident kingdom of Kanedic.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2505	Garel of Mimidon
2506	Gareles
2507	Garengaus the Strong
2508	Gareth	Also a son of Lot and Morgause, in love with Lyonesse	Human	Beaumains
2509	Gareth’s Dwarf
2510	Garez
2511	Gargamelle
2512	Gargantua	A giant, the son of Grandgousier. Served Arthur and also had an encounter with Tom Thumb.	Giant
2513	Gargeloain
2514	Garin
2515	Garin – A knight.
2516	Garin – A squire.
2517	Garin – A vavasour.
2518	Gariole
2519	Garionne
2520	Gariosso of Maganza
2521	Garis of Lambale
2522	Garlin
2523	Garlon	An evil knight, brother to King Pellam. Killed by Balin.	Human
2524	Garnaldo
2525	Garnot
2526	Garnysh of the Mount
2527	Garradains
2528	Garras of Cork
2529	Garravain of Estrangot
2530	Garredomechschin
2531	Garsallas
2532	Garschiloye
2533	Garse
2534	Garselid
2535	Garsidis
2536	Gartnán
2537	Garwen	One of Arthur's three mistresses, according to Triad 57.	Human
2538	Garwlwyd
2539	Garwy Hir
2540	Garwyli
2541	Garym
2542	Gasadin
2543	Gaschier
2544	Gasoudenc
2545	Gasozein	Falsely claimed Guinevere was his wife in Diu Crone.	Human
2546	Gassa
2547	Gastinel
2548	Gaswain
2549	Gatin
2550	Gatutain Batewain
2551	Gaudifer
2552	Gaudin of the White Shield
2553	Gaudin the Brown of the Mountain
2554	Gaudins
2555	Gaudins de Val Esfroi
2556	Gaudionés
2557	Gauliien
2558	Gauriel	A warrior in a German romance who captured three of Arthur's knights for his wife.	Human
2559	Gaus
2560	Gautere
2561	Gavïen
2562	Gawain	Another son of Lot and Morgause, father of Gingalain	Human	(Latin: Walwanus), (Welsh: Gwalchmai), (Irish: Balbhuaidh)	Culhwch and Olwen, c. 11th century
2563	Gawain the Brown
2564	Gawain the Hermit
2565	Gawaine
2566	Gawaine’s Wife
2567	Gawanides the Strong
2568	Gawdelyn
2569	Gay Gallant
2570	Gecron
2571	Gediens
2572	Geer
2573	Geirioedd
2574	Gejes
2575	Geldras of Duneile
2576	Gendawd
2577	Geneir Gwystyl	One of King Arthur's knights in the Welsh Arthurian legend[1]	Human
2578	Geneloie
2579	Gener of Kartis
2580	Genes
2581	Gengemor
2582	Genievre
2583	Gentis
2584	Genvissa	Daughter of the Roman Emperor Claudius, according to Geoffrey.	Human, Roman
2585	Genvissa
2586	Geogenant
2587	George
2588	Geraint	Enid's lover	Human
2589	Gerard
2590	Gerard le Breuse
2591	Gereinyawn the Old
2592	Geremie of Hungary
2593	Geremie of India
2594	Gerenton	An ancestor of Arthur and father of Conan.	Human
2595	Geres the Little
2596	Gerflet
2597	Gerhart of Riviers
2598	Gerle
2599	Germanus of Auxerre
2600	Germany, Emperor of
2601	Germions
2602	Gernemant of Northumberland
2603	Geroas
2604	Gerontius	A Roman leader who overthrew Constantine III in Britain.	Human, Roman
2605	Gerontius of Britain
2606	Gerthmwl
2607	Gervais the Slender
2608	Geryne le Gross
2609	Geun of Turie
2610	Giafredi
2611	Gialle
2612	Giant
2613	Giant of Mont Saint Michel
2614	Giant of the Black Lowe
2615	Giant Without a Name
2616	Gidolin
2617	Gieus
2618	Gigamec
2619	Gilan	Duke of Swales, and the original owner of the dog Petitcrieu which he later gave to Tristan.	Human
2620	Gilaneier	The name of Arthur's queen in Jaufre.	Human		Jaufre
2621	Gilbert
2622	Gilbert the Bastard
2623	Gildas Junior	Another name for Tremeur, the son of Trephina.	Human
2624	Gildas, Saint	A prominent historical writer to be the first to write about the Battle of Mt. Badon, and the only contemporary source of the battle.	Human
2625	Gilfaethwy
2626	Gilhedis
2627	Gilierchins
2628	Gilimar
2629	Gilla
2630	Gillapatric
2631	Gillarn
2632	Gillasel
2633	Gille Callaet
2634	Gillmor
2635	Gilloman of Ireland
2636	Gillomanius	A King of Ireland who aided Paschent in invading Britain.	Human
2637	Gilmaurius	A King of Ireland who was defeated by Arthur.	Human
2638	Gimazet
2639	Gimile
2640	Ginains
2641	Ginemans
2642	Ginevra
2643	Gingalain	Gawain's and Blanchemal's son	Human	Guinglain, Gingalin, Gliglois, Wigalois, Le Bel Inconnu
2644	Gingamors
2645	Giomar
2646	Giot
2647	Giramphiel
2648	Girida
2649	Girt Dog of Langport
2650	Gismirante	A knight of Arthur who ran off with a king's daughter.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2651	Giuberc
2652	Giuriando
2653	Giuriano
2654	Giwanet
2655	Glaalant
2656	Glade, Proud Knight of the
2657	Gladinel
2658	Gladoain
2659	Glador Eslis
2660	Gladovainz of Havernuec
2661	Glais
2662	Glakotelesfloyer
2663	Glas
2664	Glastonbury, Abbot of
2665	Glauce	The nurse and squire of Britomart.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
2666	Glaudez
2667	Glecidalan
2668	Gleis
2669	Gleisyad
2670	Glessig
2671	Glew
2672	Glewlwyd	A porter in Culhwch and Olwen and Pa gur.	Human
2673	Glex
2674	Glifieu
2675	Gliglois	Gawain's squire, son of a German noble.	Human
2676	Glini
2677	Glinyeu
2678	Gliten	Sister of Morgan le Fay	Human
2679	Gliton
2680	Glitonea	Sister of Morgan le Fay	Human
2681	Gloadain
2682	Gloalés
2683	Gloans the Red
2684	Gloas
2685	Glodoalan
2686	Gloier	The King of Sorelois	Human
2687	Gloriana	The Faerie Queen	Faerie		The Faerie Queen	Learn More
2688	Gloriande	Wife of King Apollo of Liones	Human
2689	Gloriant
2690	Gloriatus of Babylonia
2691	Glotigaran
2692	Glovein
2693	Gluenu eil Taran
2694	Glumdalca
2695	Glwydyn	The builder of Ehangwen, a hall used by Arthur for feasting.	Human
2696	Goalan
2697	Goasilroet
2698	Gobniu	An Irish smith god who may have been the origin of the Welsh god Gwydion.	Human
2699	Gobrwy
2700	Godegrain
2701	Godelake
2702	Godez d’Oltre les Marche
2703	Godfrey
2704	Godilna
2705	Godoine
2706	Godonas
2707	Godras the Felon
2708	Godroués
2709	Goemagot
2710	Goewin
2711	Gofan
2712	Gofannon
2713	Gofynyon the Old
2714	Gog and Magog	Nations that attacked Arthur but were pushed back with the help of the giant Gargantua.	Group
2715	Gogfran the Giant
2716	Gogigwr
2717	Gogonne
2718	Gogulor
2719	Gogvran
2720	Gogyfwlch
2721	Gohart
2722	Gohenbert
2723	Goit
2724	Golagros
2725	Gold-Tourqued Maidens
2726	Golden Ring, Youth with the
2727	Golden-Tounged Knights
2728	Goleuddydd	Arthur's aunt, wife of Kilydd and sister of Igraine. Mother of Culhwch.	Human
2729	Golistan the Black
2730	Golistant
2731	Golistant the Strong
2732	Golrotherame
2733	Golwg Hafddydd	The maid of Iseult in Ystoria Trystan, a Welsh version of the Tristan legend.	Human
2734	Gomeret the Immoderate
2735	Gondefle
2736	Gonereus
2737	Gonereys
2738	Goneril
2739	Gonosor	A king of Ireland who was converted by Joseph of Arimathea.	Human
2740	Gontier of the Thorn
2741	Good Knight
2742	Good Knight Without Fear
2743	Good Soldier
2744	Goodwyn
2745	Goon Desert	Brother to the Fisher King who was killed by Partinal.	Human
2746	Gorangon
2747	Gorasgwrn
2748	Gorbodug
2749	Gorbonian
2750	Gorbonian of Britain
2751	Gorddu
2752	Gore, Duke of
2753	Goreu	A cousing of Arthur who rescued him from imprisonment on three ocassions.	Human
2754	Gorgari
2755	Gorgun
2756	Gorhan
2757	Gorlagon
2758	Gorlois	Igraine's first husband before she married Uther Pendragon, father of Morgause and Morgan le Fay.	Human	(Old Welsh: Gwrlais)
2759	Gormant	Arthur's brother on his mother's side, according to Culhwch.	Human
2760	Gormund
2761	Gormundus
2762	Gornemant of Gohort	Price of Graherz and a Knight of the Round Table. He trained Perceval.	Human, Knight of the Round Table		Erec and Enide, c. 1170
2763	Gornevain
2764	Gorvain Cadrut
2765	Gorvenal	Tutor and servant of Tristan.	Human
2766	Gosengos
2767	Gosgallian
2768	Gosonains d’Estrangoire
2769	Gostanza
2770	Gotegrim	Brother of Guinevere who carried her off when she refused to leave Arthur.	Human
2771	Gothardelen
2772	Goudri
2773	Gourles
2774	Gourmaillon
2775	Gouvernail
2776	Governal of Roberdic
2777	Goweir
2778	Gowther	An Arthurian hero who embodied good and evil.	Human
2779	Gracia	Arthur's niece in Birth of Arthur	Human
2780	Gracien de Trebes
2781	Gracien li Blans
2782	Gracien li Blois
2783	Gradasso of Sansogna
2784	Gradoans
2785	Graelent
2786	Graeria	Arthur's niece in Birth of Arthur	Human
2787	Graier
2788	Grail Family
2789	Grail Hero
2790	Grail Keeper
2791	Grail King
2792	Grail Knights
2793	Grail Maiden
2794	Grain
2795	Grainne
2796	Graislemier of Fine Posterne
2797	Grallo
2798	Gram
2799	Gramoflanz	Husband of Itonje, a sister of Gawain.	Human
2800	Grandalis
2801	Grandes
2802	Grandgousier
2803	Grandines the Cruel
2804	Grandoine of the Distant Isle
2805	Grandoines
2806	Grandome
2807	Grandon
2808	Grantorto
2809	Granwen
2810	Gratian Municeps
2811	Gratian the Pale
2812	Gratille
2813	Grausin
2814	Gravadain of the Strong Castle
2815	Great Fool	A nephew of Arthur in the Irish romance Eachtra an Amadan Mor	Human		Eachtra an Amadan Mor
2816	Great Goddess
2817	Green Knight, The	A knight enchanted by Morgan le Fay in order to test Gawain	Faerie	Bercilak, Bertilak, Bernlak, Bredbeddle, Pertolepe	Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, 1300s
2818	Gregorio
2819	Gregory	A pope who brought Merlin's orthodoxy into question.	Human
2820	Greid
2821	Greidawal	Father of Gwythr.	Human
2822	Greingradoan
2823	Greins
2824	Greloguevaus	Father of Perceval in the first known continuation of Chretien's Perceval.	Human
2825	Greminés
2826	Greomar
2827	Greoreas le Rous
2828	Greoreas’ Nephew
2829	Greslemuef of Finisterre
2830	Gresown
2831	Gressamant
2832	Greu of Alenie
2833	Grey
2834	Grey Lady	A ghost that is said to haunt Moel Arthur in Llanwrst Clwyd.	Human
2835	Grey-Hammed Lady
2836	Gribalo
2837	Griffin
2838	Griffin of Wales
2839	Griffine
2840	Griffith	A king of Wales who took the throne through Murder, but was replaced by the true heir, Meriadoc.	Human
2841	Griffon del Malx Pas
2842	Griffonet
2843	Griflet	The son of Do (or Don), cousin to Sir Lucan and Sir Bedivere	Human	Girflet, Jaufre
2844	Grifuz
2845	Grigoras
2846	Grigorz
2847	Grill
2848	Grimal	The illegitimate son of Evelake.	Human
2849	Grimark
2850	Grimbald
2851	Grime
2852	Gringalas the Strong
2853	Gringolet
2854	Grip
2855	Grisandole	A woman who introduced Merlin to the court of Julius Caesar, and eventually married the latter.	Human
2856	Grisonstino
2857	Grissel
2858	Griswold
2859	Gritenland
2860	Grizzle
2861	Groadain
2862	Groing Poire Mele
2863	Gromer	A knight who resembled a Turk by magic. Accompanied Gawain on some adventures in the Isle of Mann.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
2864	Gromer Somer Joure
2865	Gronosis	Son of Kay	Human
2866	Gronw Bebyr
2867	Gruddieu
2868	Grudlwyn Gorr
2869	Grugyn Silver Bristle
2870	Grummore Grummursum
2871	Grus the Wrathful
2872	Gryffith
2873	Gryn
2874	Grysinde
2875	Guaire
2876	Gualagne
2877	Guanius
2878	Guard, Knights of the
2879	Guares the Black
2880	Guascogna
2881	Guelguezins of Hohe Bois
2882	Guendolen
2883	Guendoloena	Wife of Merlin in Vita Merlini	Human		Vita Merlini
2884	Guenevere
2885	Guenevere’s Mother
2886	Guengasoain	Killed by Yder and Gawain to avenge Raguidel.	Human
2887	Guenloie	Wife of Yder	Human
2888	Guenteflur
2889	Guerdon
2890	Guereliés
2891	Guergesin
2892	Guerguint
2893	Guerin
2894	Guerin of Chartres
2895	Gues of Strauz
2896	Guethelin
2897	Guhu
2898	Gui of Carmelide
2899	Guidaban
2900	Guidan
2901	Guiderius	King of Britain who was killed during the Claudian invasion, according to Geoffrey.	Human
2902	Guifas
2903	Guigambresil
2904	Guigar
2905	Guigenor	A grand-niece of Arthur.	Human
2906	Guignier	Wife of Caradoc Briefbras, who was a chaste and faithful wife.	Human
2907	Guillac
2908	Guilladon
2909	Guillamar
2910	Guillant
2911	Guilodien
2912	Guilorete
2913	Guinable
2914	Guinalot	Offspring of Eliavres and a bitch.	Human
2915	Guinan the Pale
2916	Guinard
2917	Guinas
2918	Guinas li Blois
2919	Guinas of Blakestan
2920	Guinat
2921	Guincel
2922	Guincemain
2923	Guindard
2924	Guinebal
2925	Guinebaut	Brother of Ban and the elder Bors. A wizard.	Human
2926	Guinemant
2927	Guinemars
2928	Guinevak	Guinevere's half-sister	Human	Gwenhwyvach	Culhwch and Olwen, c. 11th century
2929	Guinevere, Queen	Wife to King Arthur, famous for her affair with Lancelot	Human	(Welsh: Gwenhwyfar), (Latin: Guanhumara)	Culhwch and Olwen, c. 11th century
2930	Guinevere, the False	Guinevere's half-sister, identical though from a different mother.	Human
2931	Guingan of Dolas
2932	Guinganbresil	Husband of Trancree, niece of Arthur	Human
2933	Guinglain	Son of Gawain and Ragnell who had many adventures of his own.	Human
2934	Guingomar
2935	Guingras of Wales
2936	Guiniacalc
2937	Guinier
2938	Guinlain
2939	Guiomar	Nephew of Arthur and cousin of Guinevere who was infatuated with Morgan.	Human
2940	Guiomarc
2941	Guionce
2942	Guionnences
2943	Guiot
2944	Guirlandot
2945	Guiromelant	An enemy of Gawain and a lover of Gawain's sister, Glarissant. Became lord of Nottingham.	Human
2946	Guiron the Courteous	A gentleman who appears in the anonymous Palamedes. Retired to a cave.	Human		Palamedes
2947	Guirrés
2948	Guitard
2949	Guithelin of Britain
2950	Guittonia
2951	Guivret de Lambale
2952	Guivret the Small
2953	Guivret the Younger
2954	Guiz the Puny
2955	Gulistardo
2956	Gundebald	King of a realm called the Land From Which No One Returns.	Human
2957	Gundeflé
2958	Gunes
2959	Gunphar	King of the Orkney Islands who submitted to Arthur.	Human
2960	Guntel
2961	Gunter	King of Denmark, killed by Arthur for not paying tribute.	Human
2962	Guntrannus
2963	Gunvasius
2964	Guos
2965	Gures the Younger
2966	Gurgintius
2967	Gurguint Barbtruc
2968	Gurgurant	A cannibal king who eventually became a Christian and changed his name to Archier.	Human
2969	Gurgustius
2970	Gurmun	A King of Ireland and father of Iseult.	Human
2971	Gurnemans
2972	Gurzgi	One of the three sons of Gornemant de Goort.	Human
2973	Gusg
2974	Guverjorz
2975	Guy
2976	Guy of Warwick
2977	Guy the Seeker
2978	Guynglaff
2979	Guyomard	A lover of Morgan le Fay who betrayed her.	Human
2980	Guyon	Knight of Temperance	Human		The Faerie Queen	Learn More
2981	Gwadyn Odyeith
2982	Gwadyn Ossol
2983	Gwaeddan
2984	Gwaeth
2985	Gwaethef Oll
2986	Gwair
2987	Gwalchafed
2988	Gwalchmai
2989	Gwalhafed	Son of Gwyar and brother of Gwalchmai (Gawain). Possibly an original Galahad.	Human
2990	Gwallawg
2991	Gwarae Golden Hair
2992	Gwarthegydd	Son of Caw and counsellor of Arthur.	Human
2993	Gwasawg
2994	Gwastad
2995	Gwawl	Daughter of Coel and possibly the wife of Cunedda.	Human
2996	Gwawl fab Clud
2997	Gwawrddur
2998	Gwawrddur Kyruach
2999	Gweddw
3000	Gwefyl
3001	Gweir	Son of Gwestyl, described as a knight and an adviser of Arthur.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
3002	Gweir Dathar Wenîdawc
3003	Gweir Falsevalour
3004	Gweir Great Valor
3005	Gweir Gwrhyd Ennwir	A maternal uncle of Arthur in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
3006	Gweir Paladyr Hir	A maternal uncle of Arthur in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
3007	Gwen	Arthur's maternal grandmother, the daughter of Cunedda.	Human
3008	Gwen Pendragon
3009	Gwenabwy
3010	Gwenbaus
3011	Gwenddolau	Merlin's lord at the battle of Arthuret.	Human
3012	Gwendolen
3013	Gwendydd
3014	Gwenhwyach
3015	Gwenhwyfar
3016	Gwenhwyvach	Sister of Guinevere who was partially responsible for the Battle of Camlann.	Human
3017	Gwenllian Teg
3018	Gwenn
3019	Gwenn Alarch
3020	Gwenn Lliant
3021	Gwenwledyr
3022	Gwenwynwyn	A chief fighter of Arthur's in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
3023	Gwern
3024	Gwernabwy
3025	Gwerthmwl
3026	Gwestyl
3027	Gwevyl
3028	Gwgawn Red Sword
3029	Gwgon Gwron
3030	Gwiawn Llygad Cath
3031	Gwidon
3032	Gwilenhin
3033	Gwilym
3034	Gwinam Goddwf Hir
3035	Gwion	Son of Gwrean who was left by Ceridwen to stire her cauldron. Eventually born again as Taliesin.	Human
3036	Gwirnesis
3037	Gwitart
3038	Gwladys, Saint	Daughter of Brychan who was abducted by Gwynllym and eventually became the mother of Saint Cadoc.	Human
3039	Gwlgawd of Goddodin
3040	Gwlwlwyd Chestnut Hair
3041	Gwlyddyn the Carpenter
3042	Gwragedd Annwn
3043	Gwrddnei Cat Eye
3044	Gwrddywal
3045	Gwreang
3046	Gwres
3047	Gwrfan Wild Hair
3048	Gwrfoddu Hen	A maternal uncle of Arthur in Culhwch and Olwen.	Human
3049	Gwrgi
3050	Gwrgi Gwastra
3051	Gwrgi Seferi
3052	Gwrgwst Half Naked
3053	Gwrhyr	An interpreter at Arthur's court. He could speak to animals.	Human
3054	Gwrhyr Fat Cattle
3055	Gwrhyr Gwalstawd Ietheodd
3056	Gwrhyr Gwarthegvras
3057	Gwri Golden Hair
3058	Gwrial
3059	Gwrrith
3060	Gwrvan Gwallt-avwy
3061	Gwrvawr.	An ancestor of Arthur on his mother's side, according to Bonedd yr arwr.	Human
3062	Gwryon
3063	Gwy	Originally a Celtic god, he and his followers fought the followers of Gwythr. Also said to have fought a battle on Glastonbury Tor.	Faerie
3064	Gwyar	A parent of Gawain in Welsh tradition.	Human
3065	Gwyddawg	Killer of Kay who was, in turn, killed by Arthur, according to Welsh tradition.	Human
3066	Gwyddawg Gwyr
3067	Gwydden Astrus
3068	Gwyddno
3069	Gwyddno Garanhir	Father of Elpin. He had a weir that could produce many fish.	Human
3070	Gwyddrud
3071	Gwydion	A shapeshifter in the Mabinogion.	Human
3072	Gwydolwyn the Dwarf
3073	Gwydre	A son of Arthur who was killed by the boar, Twrch Trwyth.	Human
3074	Gwyl	One of Arthur's three mistresses in the Tirad 57. Daughter of Gendawd.	Human
3075	Gwyn
3076	Gwyn ap Nudd	One of Arthur's knights. Brother of Edern ap Nudd, rival of Gwythyr ap Greidawl, lover of Creiddylad	Faerie		Culhwch and Olwen, c. 11th century
3077	Gwyn Godyfron
3078	Gwyn Llogell Gwyr
3079	Gwyngad
3080	Gwyngelli
3081	Gwyniarte of Bloy
3082	Gwynliw the Bearded
3083	Gwynn
3084	Gwynn ap Nudd
3085	Gwynn Dun Mane
3086	Gwynn Gohoyw
3087	Gwynn Hên
3088	Gwynn Hyfar
3089	Gwynnan
3090	Gwynnlym	King of Gwynllyg who abducted Saint Gwladys.	Human
3091	Gwyrangon
3092	Gwys
3093	Gwystyl
3094	Gwythr
3095	Gyamoure
3096	Gyeryes
3097	Gyffroun le Flowdous
3098	Gyflet
3099	Gyfre
3100	Gylbert the Bastard
3101	Gyllymer
3102	Gymele of Schitriele
3103	Gyneth	Daughter of Arthur by the half-fairy Gwendolen, according to Sir Walter Scott's Bridal of Triermain.	Faerie
3104	Gyromalance
3105	Habren
3106	Hadrian \| Adrian, Ludranes, Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus, etc.
3107	Hag of Hell
3108	Hags of Gloucester	Nine witches who lived with their mother and father. One trained Peredur.	Human
3109	Hagueniax
3110	Hairy Carl
3111	Hallolkis
3112	Halwyn \| ‘Not Full’ \| Aflawn, Halwn
3113	Handsome Cad
3114	Handsome Coward
3115	Handsome Founding
3116	Handsome Prisoner
3117	Handsome Young Man
3118	Hanguis
3119	Haram \| Harans
3120	Hardiant \| Hardians, Hardrans, Karaans
3121	Hardifius
3122	Hardiz
3123	Hardolf
3124	Hargodabrans \| Angodabranz, Argodebranz, Bardogabran, Bordogabron, Hardagabran, etc.
3125	Harinan
3126	Harlon \| Aban, Herlen, Laban, Laben, Labran
3127	Harniel \| Harmel
3128	Harpe, Damoiselle á La
3129	Harpeor, le
3130	Harpin of the Mountain
3131	Harpin the Red
3132	Harrahoars
3133	Harry le Fise Lake \| Harry le Fyse Lake
3134	Hart
3135	Hartwaker
3136	Hasart
3137	Haterel
3138	Hatlayne
3139	Haud of Schuwake
3140	Haudebourc \| Antebourc, Handeborc
3141	Haughty Knight of the Heath
3142	Haughty Knight of the Rock on the Narrow Way
3143	Haughty Maid of Logres
3144	Haupt
3145	Havelin
3146	Head of Annwn
3147	Hebes le Renoumes \| Berbes, Ebes, Habé, Hebes the Famous
3148	Hebron	An alternate name for Bron.	Human
3149	Hebusan
3150	Hector
3151	Hector de Maris	Half-brother of Lancelot, son of King Ban and the Lady de Maris, Sir Bors and Sir Lionel are his cousins	Human	Ector de Maris
3152	Hector of the Fens
3153	Hector the Brown
3154	Hector the Noble
3155	Hectymere
3156	Hecuba
3157	Hedor \| Dor, Hector
3158	Hefeydd Hên
3159	Hefeydd One Cloak
3160	Heglan \| Egglane
3161	Heidyn
3162	Heilyn
3163	Heilyn the Red
3164	Heimet
3165	Hela \| Hela of the Infernal Regions
3166	Helaes de la Forest Perilleuse \| Helaés of Limos, Helaes the Beautiful
3167	Helain
3168	Helain de Taningues
3169	Helain the Black
3170	Helain the Brown
3171	Helain the Dragon
3172	Helain the White	Son of Bors and the daughter of King Brandegoris.	Human
3173	Helaine
3174	Helaine the Peerless
3175	Helains li Dragons
3176	Helains li Gros
3177	Helaius	Nephew of Joseph of Arimathea and ancestor of Arthur on his mother's side.	Human
3178	Heldins \| Heldin
3179	Heledd
3180	Helena
3181	Helena, Saint
3182	Helene
3183	Heles
3184	Heli
3185	Heliades	One of the allies of Mordred.	Human
3186	Helians of Gomeret \| Elyas, Helianz
3187	Heliap \| Helyap
3188	Helias
3189	Helias of Toulouse
3190	Helie	A damsel who served Blonde Esmeree.	Human
3191	Helie of Ragres
3192	Helient
3193	Helifer
3194	Helin
3195	Helin le Blank
3196	Helin the Red
3197	Helior of the Thorn
3198	Heliot \| Elyot
3199	Helis	A cousin of Arthur, son of Arthur's uncle Ardan.	Human
3200	Helis the Pale
3201	Heliz the Black \| Elys
3202	Helizabel \| Eliabel, Elisabeth, Elizabel, Elizabeth, Euzabet, Heliabel
3203	Hellawes the Sorceress
3204	Hellekin	A fairy king in Li Jus Adan, who became Morgan's lover.	Human
3204.5	Hellenore	The wife of Malbecco.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
3205	Helpherich of Nasseran \| Helpherion
3206	Hely
3207	Helyan \| ‘Helyan of Ireland’ \| Helyain, Helyanz, Heruanz
3208	Helyan d’Yerlande – Knight of the Round Table.
3209	Helyan the Pale – Knight of the Round Table.
3210	Helyas
3211	Helyas de Hardole
3212	Helyes
3213	Helyes of Thoulouse
3214	Helyor le Preuse
3215	Helys the Red
3216	Hemison	A lover of Morgan le Fay who was killed by Tristan.	Human
3217	Hen Beddestyr
3218	Hen Gedymeddeith
3219	Hen Groen
3220	Hen Was the Swift
3221	Hên Wen
3222	Hen Wyneb
3223	Hendris \| Hodri, Hodris, Hondris
3224	Henec Suctellois
3225	Henete
3226	Hengest	An Anglo-Saxon king killed by Uther Pendragon, Horsa's brother	Human, Saxon	Hengist	The Ecclesiastical History of the English People, 721
3227	Henin the Old
3228	Henri of the Borderlands
3229	Henri the Courteous
3230	Henry
3231	Henry II
3232	Henry of Huntingdon
3233	Henry the Courtly	The leader of a force sent to control Jerusalem in Prophecies de Merlin.	Human
3234	Henwen \| Hênwen, Hên Wen
3235	Her
3236	Herawde
3237	Herbert
3238	Herenc
3239	Heri	In Tristrams Saga, he told King Mark about Tristan's affair with Iseult.	Human
3240	Herlan
3241	Herlan of Benoic
3242	Herlan the Bearded
3243	Herlews le Berbeus and his Lady \| Harlews, Herlan the Bearded, Herlaus
3244	Herlinde
3245	Herlion \| Elin li Rois, Helian, Helyois, Herlions, Herloins
3246	Herman – Count of Triple.
3247	Herman – Garin’s son.
3248	Herman \| Hermans
3249	Hermance
3250	Hermenor
3251	Hermesent	Sister of Arthur through Igraine and Hoel.	Human
3252	Hermind \| Erminide
3253	Hermit
3254	Hermit de Plaisseis
3255	Hermit King	Either a maternal or paternal uncle of Perceval. Also a title applied to King Pelles.	Human
3256	Hermit of the Hedge
3257	Hermit of the Red Mountain
3258	Hermoine the Hermit \| Hennones, Hermoines, Hermones
3259	Hermondine	A daughter of the King of Scotland who married Meliador.	Human
3260	Hernant
3261	Hernant the Young
3262	Hernars
3263	Herne the Hunter \| Hern
3264	Hernox \| Arnauld, Arnault, Ernol, Ernols, Ernous, Erveus, Hernol, Hernols, Hernoul, etc.
3265	Herowdes	An emperor of Rome who consulted with Merlin.	Human
3266	Herselojde \| Herzeloyde
3267	Hertant \| Errant, Herlant, Hurtant
3268	Hervi de Revel \| Harvy, Herneus de Revel, Hernil, Herui, Heruis, Herveu, Hervise, etc.
3269	Hervy de Mai Aguet
3270	Hervyn
3271	Hervyse de la Forest Savage
3272	Heryan the Brown
3273	Heryll
3274	Herzeloyde	The mother of Perceval, according to Wolfram.	Human
3275	Hesperides
3276	Hettor
3277	Hetwn \| Hettwn Talaryant, Hetwn Silver Brow, Hetwn the Leper
3278	Heudins
3279	Hew
3280	Hew de la Montayne
3281	Hewin
3282	Hewis
3283	High Mountain, Count of the
3284	Hildifonsus
3285	Hind of the Fairies
3286	Hipomenes \| Ypomenés
3287	Hippolytus
3288	Hir Amreu
3289	Hir Atrym
3290	Hir Eiddyl
3291	Hir Erwn
3292	Hireglas \| Herupeys, Hirelgas, Hirelglas, Hireslglas
3293	Hirtacius
3294	Hiuteger
3295	Hlöovir \| Hlöòver, Hlöóvir
3296	Hocelice
3297	Hoel	Son of King Budic of Brittany, father to St. Tudwal	Human	(Welsh: Howel, Hywel)
3298	Hoel of Nauntes
3299	Hoelaes
3300	Hoelaes – A Saxon king.
3301	Hoelaés – A Saxon warrior.
3302	Hojir of Mannesvelt \| The Red Knight
3303	Holdin \| Holden, Holdyne, Howeldin
3304	Holofernes \| Olifeme, Oliferne, Oloferne
3305	Home
3306	Home Salvages
3307	Honolan, Count of
3308	Honorius	A Roman Emperor of the west in the fifth century.	Human, Roman
3309	Hontzlake of Wendland \| Ontzlake
3310	Horn
3311	Horn, Knight with the
3312	Horsa	Brother to Hengest	Human		The Ecclesiastical History of the English People, 721
3313	Host-Splitter
3314	Howe \| How
3315	Howel \| Hoel of Brittany, – Little Britain; Howell
3316	Hríngr
3317	Hrothwina
3318	Hu Gadarn
3319	Huabwy \| Hunabwy
3320	Huandaw
3321	Huarwar
3322	Hubaus the Brown
3323	Hudibras
3324	Hue of the Red Castle \| Hugh
3325	Hueil mab Caw	A Pictish plunderer and chieftain, killed by Arthur, brother to Saint Gildas	Human	Huail	Culhwch and Olwen, c. 1110
3326	Huelins of Bedigan \| Huelins de Bedingan
3327	Huet
3328	Huge Yellow
3329	Hugon \| Hewgon
3330	Huiscam
3331	Humber
3332	Humildis
3333	Hunbaut	A companion of Gawain during their mission to the King of the Isles.	Human
3334	Huncamunca	One of Arthur's daughters in Henry Fielding's Tom Thumb.	Human
3335	Hunes
3336	Huns
3337	Hunting Knight	Son of the King of Gascony who came to Arthur's court.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
3338	Hunting Maiden
3339	Huntress of Windsor
3340	Huon	Hero of the romance Huon de Bordeaux, set in Carolingian times.	Human
3341	Huon de Bordeaux \| Huon of the Horn
3342	Husdent \| Hiudan, Hodain, Hudenc, Idonia, Utant
3343	Hwyrddyddwg \| ‘Late Bringer’
3344	Hygwydd	A servant of Arthur who carried the cauldron of Diwrnach on his back after Arthur captured it.	Human
3345	Iaco
3346	Iaen
3347	Iago
3348	Iaguvius \| Jaguz
3349	Iaphine
3350	Ibert	A character in Wolfram, possibly the same as Iweret.	Human
3351	Iblis	The wife of Lancelot according to Ulrich.	Human
3352	Iblis – A lady.
3353	Iblis – Daughter of Iweret.
3354	Iblis – Wife of King Ibert of Sicily.
3355	Iblis \| Ibelis, Yblis
3356	Idain of Landoc \| Ide, Ydain
3357	Iddawg	Sent by Arthur as a messenger to Mordred.	Human
3358	Ider
3359	Ideus
3360	Idœl
3361	Idres	A king of Cornwall, one of the eleven who rebelled against Arthur.	Human
3362	Idumeans \| Edomites, Idumean
3363	Idwallo
3364	Iels
3365	Iger
3366	Ignaro	Father of Orgoglio.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
3367	Ignaures
3368	Ignoge \| Imogen
3369	Igraine	Mother to King Arthur through an affair with Uther Pendragon, mother of Morgause and Morgan le Fay through her first husband Gorlois	Human	(Latin: Igerna), (Welsh: Eigyr), (French Igerne), Ygrayne, Arnive.	Historia Regum Britanniae, c. 1136	Read more
3370	Igraine’s Clerk
3371	Igraine’s Squire
3372	Iguedon \| Engredan
3373	Ilamert of Lanoeir
3374	Ilas
3375	Ilax
3376	Ile
3377	Ilet the Hard-Handed
3378	Ilinot	A son of Arthur in Wolfram, who ran away when he was a child.	Human
3379	Ilinot – A prince.
3380	Ilinot \| Elinot
3381	Ill-Speaking Maiden \| Demoiselle Mesdisant, Maledisant
3382	Illan	A king of Leinster (Ireland)	Human
3383	Illant
3384	Illbrint
3385	Illeli
3386	Illesgaleron \| Ulesgalerons, Ylesgaleron, Yllesgalleron
3387	Illtyd, Saint	Founded a monestary adn was also a warrior of Arthur.	Human
3388	Imain
3389	Imane of Beafontane
3390	Imilot
3391	Inamante of the Brown Valley
3392	Inbalt \| Humbald, Imbaltus
3393	Incubus \| Ekupedes
3394	Indeg	One of Arthur's mistresses according toe Triad 57.	Human
3395	Ingeles
3396	Ingle
3397	Ingliart with the Short Ears
3398	Ingres
3399	Inguse of Bahtarliez
3400	Inhospitable Land Sustained \| Londe Susteyne, La Terre Estrange Soustenue, etc.
3401	Inogen	A daughter of Merlin. Arthur fell in love with her.	Human
3402	Inpripalenot
3403	International Arthurian Society
3404	Iona – A warrior.
3405	Iona – An island.
3406	Iona \| Innisnam Druidbneach
3407	Ioneke
3408	Ioruaidh
3409	Ipomidon
3410	Ireland, Son of the King of
3411	Irena
3412	Irion	A king and the father of Martha. The father in law of Tristan's son, Ysaie.	Human
3413	Írón
3414	Ironside	The name of the Red Knight who was defeated by Gareth. Eventually became a Knight of the Round Table.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
3415	Irot
3416	Isabon
3417	Isaiah \| Lysays, Ysaíes, Ysaies, Ysaís, Yzaie, Yzaies
3418	Isaias
3419	Isajes
3420	Isazanz
3421	Iscambrinello
3422	Isel of Clameroi
3423	Isenhart of Azagouc
3424	Iseo	In a Spanish romance, the daughter of Tristan. Also married King Juan of Castile	Human
3425	Iseult of Ireland	Wife of Mark of Cornwall and adulterous lover of Sir Tristan	Human	Isolde, Yseult, Isode, Isoude, Isotta
3426	Iseult of the White Hands	Daughter of Hoel of Brittany, sister of Sir Kahedin, and wife of Tristan	Human	Isolde, Yseult, Isode, Isoude, Isotta
3427	Iseult, Queen	Iseult of Ireland's mother	Human	Isolde, Yseult, Isode, Isoude, Isotta
3428	Isle of Maidens, King of the
3429	Isolde
3430	Isolde the Dark
3431	Isoud La Blanche Mains
3432	Isoud, La Beale
3433	Isperyr Ewingath \| ‘Isperyr Cat’s Claw’
3434	Issout \| Essent, Essont, Essun
3435	Itarc \| Irtac
3436	Ither	Arthur's cousin who claimed the throne. Killed by Perceval.	Human
3437	Itonje	A sister of Gawain who married King Gramoflanz.	Human
3438	Itonje \| Itoni
3439	Iubhar
3440	Iugenius
3441	Iustig
3442	Ivain
3443	Ivenant \| Ivenans
3444	Ivoine
3445	Ivoire	A sister of Ban, married to King Constantine of Britain. Mother to Uther.	Human
3446	Ivor	A huntsman who raised Meriadoc.	Human
3447	Iwell \| Iwill
3448	Iweret	Father of Iblis, the wife of Lancelot in Ulrich.	Human
3449	Jack the Giant-Killer
3450	Jacob of Estriguel
3451	Jaidons
3452	Jandree \| Jundree
3453	Janduz of Lann
3454	Japhite
3455	Jare with the Golden Hair
3456	Jascaphin of Orcaine
3457	Jaufre	A character, possibly the same as Griflet, who is the hero of a romance with his name. Married Brunissen.	Human
3458	Jean
3459	Jecoine of the Clearing \| Gecoines, Jecoine des Desers, Jeroines
3460	Jeconias
3461	Jenephus of Angus
3462	Jenne de Genes \| Jenne li Rous de Agenes
3463	Jenover of Beumont
3464	Jentaneon
3465	Jeremiah
3466	Jerneganz of Jeroplis
3467	Jernis of Ryl
3468	Jervais Lenches \| Geroas, Jeroas, Jerohas Lenches, Zeroas, Zeroiais Lancheis
3469	Jeschute	A girl who was the daughter of King Lac in Wolfram, and sister to Erec.	Human
3470	Jesmeladant
3471	Jesus of Nazareth \| Jhesu Crist, Jhesu de Nazareth, li Salveor, li Salverres del Monde
3472	Jetakranc of Gampfassache
3473	Joachim
3474	Joan Go-to-'t	Mother of Merlin in the play, The Birth of Merlin.	Human
3475	Joene
3476	Jofrit
3477	Johenis
3478	Johfrit de Liez	Trainer of Lancelot as a warrior in Maidenland.	Human
3479	John
3480	John of Glastonbury
3481	John the Baptist
3482	Joli
3483	Jolies of Tintagel
3484	Jolïete
3485	Jolyan \| Jubaunce
3486	Jon
3487	Jonaans	Ancestor of Lancelot who left Britain for Gaul.	Human
3488	Jonap \| Ionap, Ionapes, Josuap
3489	Jonas
3490	Jonas of Galicia
3491	Jonathal \| Ionas, Jonathan, Jonathas
3492	Joram	A king who left Guinevere a magic girdle in Wigalois.	Human
3493	Joram – A wise man and sage.
3494	Joram – King of Syria.
3495	Jorans li Febles \| Knight of Triple Arms
3496	Joranz of Belrapeire
3497	Jordain
3498	Jordain – A knight.
3499	Jordain – Son of the King of Spain.
3500	Jordan
3501	Jordan – A river.
3502	Jordan – Chamberlain.
3503	Jorel
3504	Josa
3505	Josefent \| Josephent, Jozefent
3506	Joseph of Arimathea	First keeper of the Holy Grail in Arthurian legend	Human		Joseph d'Arimathie, 12th century
3507	Josephe \| Giosefette, Josafas, Josaphas, Joseph, Josephes, Josephet, Josephus
3508	Josephus of Arimathea	Son of Joseph of Arimathea	Human	Josephe, Josephes
3509	Joseus \| Josep, Joseph, Josephs, Josex
3510	Joshua	Son of Brons and newphew of Joseph of Arimathea.	Human
3511	Joshua – Ancestor of Arthur.
3512	Joshua – Ancestor of Igraine.
3513	Joshua – Grail King.
3514	Joshua \| Joseus, Josué, Josue
3515	Josimas
3516	Jovedast of Arles
3517	Jovelin	Duke of Arundel and father of Iseult in Gottfried.	Human
3518	Juan	King of Castile in a Spanish romance. Married Iseo.	Human
3519	Juben
3520	Judas Maccabees \| Judas Machabeus
3521	Judwal \| Judval
3522	Jugein \| Iuegyn, Vigenin, Wigein
3523	Julain	Husband of Yglais in Perlesvaus.	Human
3524	Julian
3525	Julian – A knight.
3526	Julian – Knight of the Round Table.
3527	Julius
3528	Julius Caesar
3529	Juran
3530	Jurans of Blemunzin
3531	Just Knights
3532	Justin I \| Flavius Iustinus Augustus
3533	Jutes
3534	Juvenal
3535	Kadien	Ancestor to Arthur on his mother's side in Bonedd yr arwr.	Human
3536	Kadienn \| Kadien
3537	Kadwr
3538	Kahadinst of Lanprebois
3539	Kahanin \| Cahanins, Chahannuns, Kahadin, Kahadins, Kahamus, Kahanins, Kahannus, Kehamans, etc.
3540	Kahedin	Brother to Iseult, son of King Hoel, had an affair with Brangaine	Human	Kahadin, Kahedrin, Kehenis, Kehidius, possibly (Welsh: Kae Hir)	Roman de Tristan
3541	Kahedins – A knight.
3542	Kahedins – Brother of Isolde of the White Hands.
3543	Kahedins \| Akehededin, Caerdin, Chaedino, Chedino, Ganhardin, Gheddino, Ghedin, Kaedin, etc.
3544	Kai
3545	Kailet
3546	Kailin
3547	Kainus Le Strange \| Kay de Stranges, Kay the Stranger
3548	Kairenza
3549	Kalafes	King of Terre Foraine, cured of leprosy by Alan, son of Bron.	Human
3550	Kalegras	Tristan's father in the Tristrams Saga of Iceland.	Human
3551	Kalubin
3552	Kalviel of Folkburg
3553	Kamelin	Knight of the Round Table, son of Alvrez, an Irish king.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
3554	Kamphies
3555	Kanahins	Lancelot's squire.	Human
3556	Kancor
3557	Kandalion
3558	Kanin le Nain \| ‘Kanin the Dwarf’
3559	Kanúest
3560	Kaols the Compassionless \| Kaols the Cruel, Kaols Sans Douceur
3561	Kapalu
3562	Karabin
3563	Karadan	Ancestor of Arthur in Bonedd yr anwr. Same as Kradoc and Karadawc.	Human
3564	Karadas
3565	Karadawc
3566	Karadoc
3567	Karados
3568	Karadus the Short-Armed
3569	Karahes
3570	Karakadin
3571	Karamphiet
3572	Karavoç
3573	Karaz de Ginnes \| Rioul d’Etans
3574	Kardefablet of Jamor
3575	Kardeiz	One of the twin sons of Perceval in Wolfram.	Human
3576	Kardeiz – Brother of Kondviramurs.
3577	Kardeiz – Son of Perceval.
3578	Kardeuz
3579	Karedos \| Karedoz, Karidos
3580	Kareis
3581	Karet
3582	Karfodyas of Tripparun
3583	Karnahkarnanz of Uterlec
3584	Karoaus
3585	Karoes
3586	Karrioz
3587	Karsie
3588	Karsinefite \| Carsenefide, Karsnafite
3589	Kavomet
3590	Kay	Foster brother to Arthur, Sir Ector's son	Human	(Welsh: Cai), (Latin: Caius)	Pa Gur yv y porthaur, 10th century
3591	Kay of Estral
3592	Kay the Strange
3593	Kaylet of Hoskurast
3594	Kaz of Gomeret \| Car
3595	Kea \| Ké, Ke
3596	Keeper of the Forest
3597	Kegein
3598	Kehydius \| Kahedin, Kahedrin
3599	Kelemon
3600	Kentigern \| Cyndeyrn Garthwys, Kentigernus, Mungo
3601	Kerrin
3602	Kex
3603	Kilgwri \| Cilgwri, Kilgwr
3604	Kilimar
3605	Killirjacac
3606	Kilwydd \| Kilydd
3607	Kilydd	Father of Culhwch.	Human
3608	Kimar
3609	Kimbelin \| Cinbelin
3610	Kimmarc \| Kinmare, Kynmar, Rimarec
3611	Kimmarcoch \| Chinmark, Kinnard of Striguil
3612	Kincaled
3613	Kincar \| Ringar
3614	King of Logres, Daughter of the
3615	King of Love
3616	King of Suffering
3617	King of the Isles
3618	King of the Lake
3619	King of the Red City
3620	King of the Valley
3621	King of the Watch
3622	King With a Hundred Knights	One of the elevene rulers who rebelled against Arthur at the outset.	Human
3623	Kingrimursel
3624	Kingrisin
3625	Kingrun
3626	Kinkenart \| Kinkenars, Kyngenans, Quinquenars, Quinquenart, Quinquernans
3627	Kinlith \| Kinlint
3628	Kinmarch
3629	Kinmark
3630	Kiolas
3631	Kirkrapine	A thief in The Faerie Queene.	Human		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
3632	Klamid
3633	Klamorz
3634	Klaretschanze of Portugal
3635	Klarine
3636	Klarine – Duchess of Argentin.
3637	Klarine – Queen of Turtus.
3638	Klaris
3639	Klerdenis
3640	Kleve
3641	Klimberko
3642	Klingsor	Duke of Terre de Labur in Wolfram.	Human
3643	Kloudite
3644	Klust
3645	Knight of Ladies
3646	Knight of Maidens
3647	Knight of Saie
3648	Knight of the Bridge
3649	Knight of the Burning Dragon
3650	Knight of the Cart
3651	Knight of the Castle of Three Roses
3652	Knight of the Dragon
3653	Knight of the Fair Country	Brother to Arthur, who married the daughter of Earl Cornubas of Wales. Father to the Great Fool.	Human
3654	Knight of the Field
3655	Knight of the Galley
3656	Knight of the Golden Arms
3657	Knight of the Golden Quilt
3658	Knight of the Green Shield
3659	Knight of the High Mountain
3660	Knight of the Horn
3661	Knight of the Ill-Fitting Coat
3662	Knight of the Lantern	He killed the Black Knight.	Human
3663	Knight of the Lion
3664	Knight of the Litter
3665	Knight of the Mill
3666	Knight of the Old Table
3667	Knight of the Parrot
3668	Knight of the Passage
3669	Knight of the Sleeve	Hero in the Dutch romance, Ridder metter Mouwen	Human
3670	Knight of the Spring
3671	Knight of the Surcoat
3672	Knight of the Tomb
3673	Knight of the Tower
3674	Knight of the Two Shields
3675	Knight of the Two Swords
3676	Knight of the Valley
3677	Knight of the White Shield
3678	Knight of Triple Arms
3679	Knight with the (Two) Swords
3680	Knight with the Black Shield
3681	Knight with the Eagle
3682	Knight with the Lion
3683	Knight with the Strange Beast
3684	Knight-Giant
3685	Knights of Battle
3686	Knights of Norway
3687	Knights of the Franc Palais	Order of knights founded by Percforest. Killed by the Romans.	Group
3688	Knights of the Round Table	Organization at Camelot, headed by King Arthur.	Group
3689	Knights of the Watch
3690	Kollr
3691	Kondviramur \| Condwiramurs
3692	Koralus
3693	Kradoc
3694	Kueli and Keli
3695	Kulianz the Fool
3696	Kundrie
3697	Kuraus with the Brave Heart
3698	Kurion \| Kurian
3699	Kusan
3700	Kustenhin \| Custennin, Kustenin, Kustennin, Mustennin
3701	Kyllicrates of Cetriun
3702	Kymbelyn
3703	Kynan
3704	Kynfarch \| Kynvarch
3705	Kynnvor
3706	Kynor
3707	Kynotus	Rector of Cambridge, appointed by Arthur.	Human
3708	Kynuawr	Great frandfather of Arthur on father's side. Mostyn MS 117.	Human
3709	Kynvarch	Father of Urien in Welsh tradition.	Human
3710	Kynwal	Ancestor of Arthur on his mother's side in Bonedd yr arwr.	Human
3711	Kyot
3712	Kysteint mab Banon
3713	Kyuwlch \| ‘Perfect’
3714	Laamez of Babylon
3715	Laamorz
3716	Labegues
3717	Label	King of Persia who's daughter married Celidoine.	Human
3718	Labell
3719	Labiane	Niece of King Mark, raped by him.	Human
3720	Labigades
3721	Labigods the Courtly
3722	Labius
3723	Labor
3724	Lac	King of Estregales and ruler of the Black Isles. A Knight of the Round Table	Human, Knight of the Round Table
3725	Lac d’Orcanie la Grant
3726	Lach
3727	Ladas
3728	Ladiana \| Labiane
3729	Ladinas
3730	Ladinas de Benoic
3731	Ladinas de Norgales
3732	Ladinel
3733	Ladis	Ruler of Lombardy.	Human
3734	Ladomas \| Caladoines, Ladamas, Landamas, Landoines, Lidomas, Lodomas
3735	Ladon	King of Gascony, married to Lidoine.	Human
3736	Lady
3737	Lady Leech of Cornwall
3738	Lady Lile of Avelon
3739	Lady Lore
3740	Lady of Gaul
3741	Lady of Malahaut
3742	Lady of Rich Fish
3743	Lady of Roestoc
3744	Lady of Shalott
3745	Lady of the Blanche Mores
3746	Lady of the Blonde Hair
3747	Lady of the Deadly Bed
3748	Lady of the Fair Hair	A fairy that Arthur saved from the Fish-Knight and later became her lover	Faerie
3749	Lady of the Fountain
3750	Lady of the Inhospitable Land Upheld
3751	Lady of the Isles
3752	Lady of the Lake	There are several related characters called the Lady of the Lake—their actions include giving Arthur his sword Excalibur, raising Lancelot and his cousins as foster children, enchanting Merlin, and taking the dying king to Avalon	Faerie	Nimue, Viviane, Niniane, Nyneve	Unclear; a water fay is first mentioned as Lancelot's foster mother in Lancelot, the Knight of the Cart, 1170s
3753	Lady of the Lands
3754	Lady of the Roche Land
3755	Lady of the Rock
3756	Lady of the Rule
3757	Lady of the Tor
3758	Lady of the White Guard
3759	Lady of the White Palfrey
3760	Lady Without Pride
3761	Laheduman of Muntane
3762	Lahelin \| Lähelin
3763	Lahifilirost \| Lahfilirost
3764	Lailoken	A wild man in Welsh tradition, possibly a precursor of Merlin.	Human
3765	Lake, King of the
3766	Lake, Lady of the
3767	Lalander
3768	Lalut, Count of
3769	Lambegue \| Lambeguen, Lambeues, Lambeguez, Lanbeguet
3770	Lambegus
3771	Lambekin
3772	Lambergus
3773	Lambor	King of Terre Foraine, killed by Brulan.	Human
3774	Lambord	Ancestor of Arthur through John of Glastonbury	Human
3775	Lambore
3776	Lambus
3777	Lamendragot
3778	Lamer
3779	Lamet \| Lamec, Lamer, Lumet
3780	Lamide
3781	Lammire \| Lamiere
3782	Lamorak	Son of King Pellinore, brother to Tor, Aglovale, Percival, and Dindrane, lover of Morgause	Human		Prose Tristan, c. 1235
3783	Lamorat of Listenois
3784	Lampades de la Planoie \| ‘Lampades of the Flatland’ \| Leonpadys of the Playne, Plantalis de la Plagnie
3785	Lampart \| Lambard, Lanpar, Lanpart, Lupars
3786	Lamyel of Cardiff
3787	Lanborc
3788	Lance Bearer, The
3789	Lancelot	Son to King Ban and Elaine, most famous for his affair with Queen Guinevere, Arthur's wife, most prominent Knight of the Round Table	Human	Lancelot du Lac, Lancelot of the Lake, Launcelot	Erec and Enide, c. 1170
3790	Lancelot de la Blance Terre
3791	Lancelot’s “Foreign” Hosts
3792	Lanceor	Son fo the King of Ireland that Arthur sent after Balin for slaying the Lady of the Lake.	Human
3793	Lancha
3794	Landalis \| Clandalis, Landalus
3795	Landens of Carmelide \| Landens of Carmelike, Landon, Landons, Landoun, Landree, Laudam, Laudons
3796	Lando
3797	Landoine – A nobleman.
3798	Landoine – Daughter of the King with a Hundred Knights.
3799	Landoine \| Lancoine, Lancone, Landoigne, Landoines
3800	Landon \| Laidon
3801	Landreas \| Landon, Laudon
3802	Landres of Lyonesse
3803	Landrie \| Siandre
3804	Landunas
3805	Laner
3806	Laner – In southwest Scotland.
3807	Laner – Knight of the Round Table.
3808	Laneth
3809	Lanfate
3810	Langalif
3811	Languoreth
3812	Laniure of Serre \| Lamuire
3813	Lannor
3814	Lanois of Ziebe
3815	Lanor \| Lonor de Betignes, – de Betinges, – the Lestregues
3816	Lanphuht
3817	Lanslod \| Lawnslot
3818	Lantris \| Alcardo
3819	Lanval	A knight of King Arthur's court who falls in love with a fairy	Human	Landevale, Launfal, Lambewell	Lanval, late 12th century
3820	Lanval – Lord of Astolat.
3821	Lanval \| Lamwell, Lambewell, Landevale, Landevall, Lanfal, Launall, Launfal, Launfalle, etc.
3822	Lanves
3823	Lanzidant
3824	Laquis of Lampagrés
3825	Lar	Dead husband of Queen Amene whose ghost guided Wigalois.	Human
3826	Lardans
3827	Largina
3828	Larie	Daughter of Lar and Amene, who married Wigalois.	Human
3829	Laris	Son of Henry, Emperor of Germany and was in love with the daughter of Urien, Marine.	Human
3830	Lasancis \| Lansansissa
3831	Lascanis
3832	Lascoyt	One of three sons of Gornemant de Goort.	Human
3833	Laudalis de la Plaigne \| Laudalus de la Playne
3834	Laudame \| Laudamie
3835	Laudine	Sir Ywain's wife	Human	Lady of the Fountain	Yvain, the Knight of the Lion, 1170s
3836	Laudine’s Damsel
3837	Laudine’s Seneschal and His Brothers
3838	Laudon de Rognes
3839	Laudon de Tamelide
3840	Laudons
3841	Laudunal of Pleyedunze
3842	Laudunet \| Landuit
3843	Laufrodedd	Knight of Temperance	Human
3844	Laundes
3845	Launds, Lady of the
3846	Launfal
3847	Laurel	Wife of Agravain. Niece of Lionors and Lynette.	Human
3848	Lavaine	SOn of Bernard and brother of Elaine of Astolat.	Human
3849	Laval
3850	Lavina
3851	Lazaliez – Great-great-grandfather of Perceval.
3852	Lazaliez – Son of Meleranz.
3853	Lazaliez \| Lazeliez
3854	Laziliez	Ancestor of Perceval	Human
3855	Le
3856	Le Cote Male Tailée
3857	Le Noir Chevalier Fae
3858	Leander
3859	Lear
3860	Lede
3861	Leech of Cornwall, Lady
3862	Legnis
3863	Lehelin	Brother to Orilus who stole from Herzeloyde of Wales.	Human
3864	Leidebron of Redunzehte
3865	Leigamar
3866	Leigormon
3867	Leil
3868	Leimas of Liandre
3869	Leir
3870	Lelas of Ruvho
3871	Lellius of Hostia
3872	Lenomie of Alexandria
3873	Lenvarlet \| Evalach, Lanvalec, Lanvalet, Lenvallez, Levallet, Lonvarles
3874	Leo I \| Leomyaé, Leomye
3875	Leodebron \| Leodobron, Valebran
3876	Leodegar \| Laeyer, Leger, Leir of Boulogne, Lier, Ligier
3877	Leodegrance	Guinevere's father, King of Cameliard in what is now southwest England	Human	Leondegrance, Leodegraunce
3878	Leolin \| Leonin, Joelin
3879	Leonce de Paerne \| Leonces de Paerne, – de Palerne; Leonche, Leones de Palerne, etc.
3880	Leonelle \| Leonele, Leonell, Lyanele
3881	Leoniés
3882	Leprous Lady
3883	Leriador \| Leridor
3884	Lermebion of Jarbes
3885	Lernfras
3886	Lesbia
3887	Lespin
3888	Letron of Prepelesant
3889	Levander	Servant of the King of Africa, sent to help Melora on her quest.	Human
3890	Levenet
3891	Leverzep, Damsel of
3892	Lewlin
3893	Liadarz
3894	Liahturteltart
3895	Liamere \| Lamire
3896	Liander
3897	Lianour	Ruler of the Castle of Maidens.	Human
3898	Liaz
3899	Liaze
3900	Liban	Daughter of King Ban and mother of illegitimate twins by Pandragus.	Human
3901	Libanor \| Liban
3902	Libearn	Stepmother of Alexander, Prince of India. Turned him into the Crop-eared dog.	Human
3903	Libers
3904	Libers – Count of Traverain.
3905	Libers – King of Lorgan.
3906	Libran
3907	Liburn
3908	Licanor the Great
3909	Liconal \| Leconuials, Liconaus, Licorant, Linconaus
3910	Licorides
3911	Licoridon
3912	Lidas
3913	Liddamus
3914	Liddamus of Agrippe
3915	Lidoine	Sister of Laris and daughter of Henry, the Emperor of Germany in Claris et Laris	Human		Claris et Laris
3916	Lidoine – Daughter of the King of Escavalon.
3917	Lidoine – Sister of Laris.
3918	Lidonas \| Lydonas
3919	Lidras \| Lydarus, Ydones, Ydras
3920	Lienor
3921	Ligessac	A fugitive from Arthur who assked for sanctuary from Saint Cadoc.	Human
3922	Lihetri
3923	Lile	A lady of Avalon who brought the sword that only Balin could drawn from its scabbard.	Human
3924	Lilja
3925	Limangin \| Amanguis, Limados de Camaalot, Limagins, Limanger
3926	Limors, Count of
3927	Limos
3928	Limours
3929	Linefles
3930	Lingrenote
3931	Linier \| Liniers
3932	Linodas
3933	Liodarz
3934	Lioines
3935	Lion
3936	Lion of Libya, Crowned
3937	Lion the Merciless	Owner of a pet parrot that Arthur won.	Human
3938	Lione
3939	Lionel	Son of King Bors of Gaunnes (or Gaul), brother of Bors the Younger	Human
3940	Lionel de Nantoel
3941	Lionel de Nantoel, Niece of
3942	Lionors	Daughter of Sevain, mother of Arthur's son, Loholt.	Human
3943	Lippidins of Agremuntin
3944	Lisavander \| Lysavander
3945	Lischeit
3946	Lischois Gwelljus of Gowerzin
3947	Little King
3948	Little Knight
3949	Little Piebald Palfrey
3950	Little Sleeves, Maid with
3951	Llacheu	Son of Arthur as mentioned in Welsh tradition. Possibly the same as Loholt.	Human
3952	Llaesgymyn
3953	Llallogan Vyrdin \| Llallawc
3954	Llamrei	Llamrei was a mare owned by King Arthur	Human		Culhwch and Olwen, 11th century
3955	Llara \| ‘Meek’ \| Llary
3956	Llawfrodedd
3957	Llawfrodedd the Bearded
3958	Llawgad Trwm Bargod Eidyn \| ‘Heavy Battle-Hand of the Border of Eidyn’ \| Llongad Grwyrm, etc.
3959	Llawr – A warrior.
3960	Llawr – Owner of a fleet.
3961	Llawr \| ‘Earth’
3962	Llefelys	King of France.	Human
3963	Llemenig
3964	Lleminawg
3965	Llenawg
3966	Llenlleawc	Name of one of Arthur's companions in Culhwch. From Ireland.	Human
3967	Lles
3968	Lleu
3969	Lleu Llaw Gyffes
3970	Llew
3971	Llofan Severing Hand
3972	Llongad Grwrm Fargod Eidyn	The slayer of Addaon, the son of Taliesin.	Human
3973	Lluagor \| ‘Host-Splitter’
3974	Lluber Beuthach
3975	Lluch Lleawg \| ‘Lake’
3976	Lluched \| ‘Plague’
3977	Llud Llaw Ereint \| Lludd
3978	Lludd
3979	Lludd Llaw Ereint
3980	Lludd Llyurgavc
3981	Llwch Lleminawc
3982	Llwng \| ‘Gullet’
3983	Llwybar \| ‘Path’ \| Llwybyr
3984	Llwyd \| Lluydeu, Llwydeu
3985	Llwydawg the Killer
3986	Llwydeu
3987	Llwyr
3988	Llwyrddyddwg
3989	Llwyryon
3990	Llygadnudd Emys	Maternal uncle to Arthur.	Human
3991	Llyr
3992	Llyr Marini	Ancestor to Arthur on both his parent's sides, and may be mythologically related to Llyr, the Celtic divinity of the sea. Also possibly the original King Lear.	Human
3993	Llywarch Hen	A Welsh poet who may have lived around 600 CE, said to be a cousin of Urien.	Human
3994	Loathly Damsel
3995	Loathly Damsel’s Tawny Mule
3996	Loc the Little
3997	Locrinus \| Locrine
3998	Lodoer
3999	Logistilla	A sister of Morgan in Orlando Furioso	Human		Orlando Furioso
4000	Logres, Haughty Maid of
4001	Logrin
4002	Lohencis of Ouein
4003	Lohengrin	A knight of the Holy Grail, son of Percival	Human	Loherangrin, Lorengel	Parzival, early 13th century
4004	Lohenis of Rahaz
4005	Loholt	Illegitimate son of Arthur	Human	Possibly Llacheu (similar character in Welsh sources)	Welsh Triads
4006	Loholt – Lord of Sorelois.
4007	Loholt \| Hoot, Glohouz, Glohoz, Glooz, Loez, Loholz, Lohoot, Lohot, Lohoth, Lohout, Lohoz, etc.
4008	Loifilol
4009	Lombardo \| Limbordo, Liombardo, Lionbordo
4010	Lomblanda
4011	Londres – A king.
4012	Londres – Capital.
4013	Londres – Variation of London.
4014	Londres \| Londen, London, Londrez, Lounde, Lunden, Lundres
4015	Lone
4016	Longfiez of Turtelunz
4017	Longinus
4018	Loquacious Herald of Noauz
4019	Loraine le Savage \| Lorayne the Savage
4020	Lord of the Black Thorn
4021	Lord of the Fens
4022	Lord of the Fountain
4023	Lord of the Horn
4024	Lord of the Rock
4025	Lord of the Scottish Wilderness
4026	Lore	The Lady of Garadigan who asked everyone in Arthur's court to unfasten a sword belt.	Human
4027	Lore of Branlant
4028	Lore of Carduel
4029	Lore, Lady
4030	Lorete	A sister of Griflet.	Human
4031	Lorete of the Fair Hair
4032	Lorez of Jassaida
4033	Lorie	Mistress to Gawain in Rigomer.	Human		Rigomer
4034	Lorigal	Child of Eliavres and a mare after forced bestiality.	Human
4035	Lorigal
4036	Losanna
4037	Losioz
4038	Lot	King of Lothian, father to Gawain, Agravain, Gaheris, and Gareth	Human	Loth	Historia Regum Britanniae, c. 1136
4039	Lot – King of Galway.
4040	Lot – Knight of the Round Table.
4041	Lot \| Aloth, Leodonus, Loot, Looth, Los, Lost, Lote, Loth, Lott, Lotto, Loz
4042	Lothan
4043	Lotta	Queen of Ireland and mother of Iseult in Tavola ritonda	Human		Tavola ritonda
4044	Louis \| Lupus
4045	Loumedon the Large
4046	Louys the Loyal \| Lowes
4047	Lovel	A son of Gawain who was slain by an escaping Lancelot after the affair with Guinevere was uncovered.	Human
4048	Lowes
4049	Lucan	Servant to King Arthur, Bedivere's brother, Griflet's cousin	Human	Sir Lucan the Butler
4050	Lucan the Butler
4051	Lucan the Philosopher
4052	Lucanor \| Lucano the Great
4053	Lucanoro
4054	Lucas \| Luzes
4055	Luce
4056	Luce – A giant.
4057	Luce – A knight.
4058	Luciabiaus
4059	Luciens
4060	Lucifer
4061	Lucifera	The Sin of Pride in The Faerie Queene	Faerie		The Faerie Queene	Learn More
4062	Lucius	A fictional Roman Emperor and antagonist to Arthur	Human, Roman	Lucius Tiberius, Lucius Hiberius	Historia Regum Britanniae, c. 1136
4063	Lucius Artorius Castus
4064	Lucius Catellus
4065	Lucius Hiberius
4066	Lucius the Glorius
4067	Luck
4068	Lud
4069	Ludinas
4070	Ludufis
4071	Lufamour	A lover of Perceval in Sir Perceval of Galles	Human		Sir Perceval of Galles
4072	Lug
4073	Luguain	A servant of Yder who became a knight.	Human
4074	Lunete	Cousin to Nimue. Learned magic and created a fountin in the Forest of Broceliande.	Human	(Welsh: Luned), (French: Lunete, Lunet)	Yvain, the Knight of the Lion, 1170s
4075	Lunette
4076	Lyanne
4077	Lyanor
4078	Lyanor of the Mountain
4079	Lyas the Large \| Lyons
4080	Lybbeals of Prienlascors
4081	Lybials
4082	Lybius Desconus	An illegitimate son of Gawain, kept a secret by his mother.	Human
4083	Lye
4084	Lyle
4085	Lyle – A lady.
4086	Lyle – Name of the home of several knights.
4087	Lynette	Seeks aid from Arthur to rescue her sister Lyonesse, Arthur sends an incognito Gareth, who she berates until he proves his worth	Human		Le Morte d'Arthur, c. 1470
4088	Lynors \| Lianour, Linnor, Linoy, Lyanoure, Lymon, Lynor, Symon
4089	Lyonesse	Entrapped sister of Lynette, rescued by Gareth, whom she eventually marries	Human		Le Morte d'Arthur, c. 1470
4090	Lyonesse
4091	Lyonesse – An island nation.
4092	Lyonesse – Sister of Lynette.
4093	Lyonors \| Liones, Lionesse, Lionors, Lyones, Lyonores, Lyonoros
4094	Lypondrigan
4095	Lyppaut	Lord of Bearosche and father to Obie and Obilot.	Human
4096	Lysander of Ipopotiycon
4097	Lyzianor \| Lionors, Lisanor, Lisianor, Lysanor
4098	Maaglant \| Maaglans
4099	Mabon
4100	Mabon ap Modron	Son of Modron, kidnapped at birth, rescued by Culhwch	Human		Culhwch and Olwen, 11th century
4101	Mabon the Black
4102	Mabonagrain	Antagonist of Erec. A prisoner of a castle.	Human
4103	Mabonagrain’s Lady
4104	Mabsant \| ‘Patron Saint’
4105	Mabuz	In Ulrich, the son of the Lady of the Lake, aided by Lancelot.	Human
4106	Macabres
4107	Macaomh an Iolair
4108	Macarot of Pantelion
4109	Maccabruno
4110	Macedone
4111	Macedor
4112	Machars
4113	Machen de l’Isle Perdue \| Mathan de la Terre d’Isle Perdue, Natan de l’Ble Perdue
4114	Machmerit
4115	Mackbeth
4116	Macliclisier \| Maclisier
4117	Macoanamas \| Mathoanamas
4118	Macoat \| Magaas, Magaat, Magoas, Magoat
4119	Macob of Icrac
4120	Macsen Wledig
4121	Madaglan	A king in Perlesvaus who demanded the Round Table after Guinevere's death.	Human		Perlesvaus
4122	Madam
4123	Madan	King of Bulgaria	Human
4124	Madawg
4125	Madawg ap Uther
4126	Maddan
4127	Mado
4128	Madoc	Son of Uther Pendragon, brother of Arthur in early Welsh tradition, father of Eliwlod	Human	Madawg	Book of Taliesin
4129	Madoc – A knight.
4130	Madoc – An earl.
4131	Madoc – Madawg ap Uther.
4132	Madog Morfryn
4133	Madoine
4134	Madoines
4135	Madok of the Mountain
4136	Madolas \| Mandones, Mardonas
4137	Madon
4138	Mador	A Knight of the Round Table and a seeker of the Grail.	Human, Knight of the Round Table
4139	Mador de la Porte
4140	Mador the Black
4141	Madras
4142	Maduc li Noirs \| ‘Maduc the Black’ \| Maduc le Noir, Maduk, Males li/ly Bruns, Triales li Bruns
4143	Madule
4144	Maduras \| Maudras
4145	Mael
4146	Maeldinus
4147	Maelgwyn \| Maelgwn, Malegwn
4148	Magaat \| Maagart, Margrat
4149	Magano
4150	M