Legend:

According to legend, the ancient hero King Arthur had a group of brave and loyal Knights of the Round Table, among whom there were 12 of the most famous Knights of the Round Table. Everyone has his or her own knighthood. With the help of these Knights of the Round Table, King Arthur successfully unified the Thunder Continent and established the powerful Arthur Dynasty, becoming a hero with the highest honor.

The origin of the Knights of the Round Table:

It comes from the legend of King Arthur. It is the collective name of the famous knights around King Arthur. It is named after the table where they gather is a round table. There are 12 famous knights of the round table. They are:

First Knight:

Lancelot Du Lac (Launcelot) Lancelot: The first warrior among King Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table. His love affair with Queen Guineaville led to the quarrel between him and King Arthur. war.

The number one warrior among the Knights of the Round Table, he is gentle, brave, and helpful. He once set out to find the Holy Grail, but his pride prevented him from succeeding. When the Queen began her trials of fire, Lancelot launched an unnecessary fight to save her from the fire, which led to a schism in the Knights of the Round Table. After the battle, Lancelot became a monk to repent of his sins, and there was no new story until his death.

He holds the title of "Knight of Judgment":

Symbolizing judgment and decision-making, it is the title of knight owned by Sir Lancelot, the first knight of the Knights of the Round Table.

Second Knight:

Galahad: Galahad: In the legend of King Arthur, he is the purest of the Knights of the Round Table and found the Holy Grail alone.

The purest and perfect knight is the son of Lancelot and Elaine (daughter of King Pelles). When he first arrived at King Arthur's palace, he sat in a dangerous seat, because the knight in this position would be responsible for finding the Holy Grail. But as an almost perfect knight, he finally found the Holy Grail.

He holds the title of "Eternal Knight":

Symbolizing eternity and perfection, it is the knighthood title owned by Sir Garahan, the holiest knight among the Knights of the Round Table.

Third Knight:

Bors de Ganis: One of King Arthur’s legendary Knights of the Round Table, nephew of Sir Lancelot

King Bors de Ganis The son, Sir Lancelot's cousin, is the bravest knight and one of the three best knights of the Round Table. He witnessed Sir Garahan's achievement of obtaining the Holy Grail. After Garahan's death, he returned to King Arthur and reported the incident to the king in detail. He was a very loyal knight. He finally died in a battle to uphold the spirit of chivalry.

He is one of the Three Holy Grail Knights

He holds the title of "Guardian Knight":

Symbolizing defense and protection, he is the most experienced knight of the Round Table. A knighthood held by the legendary Sir Bowes.

The Fourth Knight:

Lamorak Lamorak: One of the Knights of the Round Table

Lamorak de Galis

Sir Lamorak is Pellinore The king's son was one of the three most powerful knights. He once defeated 30 knights. His spear skills were considered unsurpassed at the time. Sir Lamorlock is Queen Margawse's knight. He was finally killed by Mordred. When Ramorok K was fighting against three knights, Mordred quietly walked behind and killed him

He holds the title of "Glory Knight":

Symbolizing the brilliance of light, it is the knighthood title owned by Sir Lamoroch, who is an outstanding spearman among the Knights of the Round Table.

Fifth Knight:

Gaheris Gaheris: One of the Knights of the Round Table

Gaheris is also the son of the King of Orkney, he is Sir Gavin younger brother, who was his brother's squire before becoming a knight. He and his brother rescued Queen Guenevere in the trial of fire. Although it was an accident, Lancelot did not regard them as his own people. Hated Lancelot.

He holds the title of "Knight of Holy War":

It symbolizes the will of Holy War and is the title of knight owned by the indomitable Sir Gahres among the Knights of the Round Table.

The Sixth Knight:

Gareth Gareth: One of the Knights of the Round Table, King Arthur’s nephew

The youngest son of the King of Orkney, King Arthur’s nephew. Hiding his name and identity when he first entered King Arthur's palace, Sir Kay assigned him to work in the kitchen. Gareth later accepted Linnet's mission, defeated the Black Samurai, Green Samurai, Blue Samurai, Brown Samurai, and finally defeated the Red Samurai, rescued Linnet's sister Lionesse, and fell in love with her. Their love was thwarted by their sister Linnet, but in the end King Arthur personally came forward and the lovers finally got married. Gareth was finally killed by Lancelot in the incident of rescuing the queen

He holds the title of "Soul Knight":

Symbolizing the soul of the fighter, he is one of the Knights of the Round Table A knighthood held by the youngest and bravest Sir Gareth.

The Seventh Knight:

Bedivere: One of the Knights of the Round Table in King Arthur's legend, he was loyal and carried the dying King Arthur to the island of Avalon.

A knight loyal to King Arthur. He was the last knight to survive the battle with Mordred. When King Arthur thought he had been fatally wounded, he entrusted Bedivere with his sword. He threw it into the lake, but Bedivere was reluctant to throw it away the first two times, and did not throw the sword away until the third time. Then he helped King Arthur to the lake and let King Arthur sit in the boat to go to the island of Avalon. After this incident, he secluded himself in a remote monastery and stayed there until his death

He holds the title of "Thunder Knight":

Symbolizing thunder The title of knight is owned by Sir Bedivere, the most agile among the Knights of the Round Table.

Eighth Knight:

Gawaine Gavin: One of the Knights of the Round Table, nephew of King Arthur

Gawain:

Orkney County The king's eldest son, he was knighted at King Arthur's wedding. He had refused to allow Gahres to undergo the trials of fire, but in the end the trials were allowed. During this trial, Gavin's brother accidentally killed Lancelot when he was trying to save the queen. Gavin was very sad and sought revenge on Lancelot because this incident led to the split of the Knights of the Round Table. But before he died, he forgave Lancelot and confessed his hatred. Finally, he was buried in Dover Castle.

He holds the title of "Knight of Wisdom":

Symbolizing wisdom and experience, it is the title of knight owned by Sir Gavin, the wisest among the Knights of the Round Table.

Ninth Knight:

Percivale: One of the Knights of the Round Table.

Percivale

The son of King Percivale, he is the most outstanding knight except Sir Galahan. He met Ms. Blanchefleur while accompanying Galahan in his search for the Holy Grail. Percival eventually married her, lived with their son, and later became the local king.

He holds the title of "Knight of Holy Light":

Symbolizing salvation and rebirth, it is the knighthood title owned by Sir Percivali, the most outstanding knight among the Knights of the Round Table.

The Tenth Knight:

Tristan: a character in Arthurian legend. He was a knight who fell in love with his uncle, who was engaged to King Mark of Cornwall. Irish Princess Iseult

The son of King Meloidas, he loved music and singing throughout his life and was called the "Sentimental Knight". He became a warrior for King Mark, even though the king was quite mean and taught him nothing but hatred. He fell in love with Yixiulte, but Yixiulte was already destined to be Mark's bride. Mark was furious when he discovered this and killed them all, but later regretted it and buried them together so they could be together forever.

Knight title: Unknown?

Knight effect: Unknown?

Eleven Knights:

Geraint: The Legend of King Arthur A Knight of the Round Table and Enid's husband.

The son of Erbin, the knight of Devon, he restored Sir Yniol's territory and fell in love with Sir Yniol's beautiful daughter Enid, and finally married her. After the marriage, Enid complained that he was too lazy, and Geraint was deeply ashamed of this. However, he later mistakenly believed that Enid was unfaithful to him. So he took her on a trip and conducted many experiments along the way. Finally, Geraint finally believed that Enid was not unfaithful to him, so the two returned to the castle and spent the rest of their lives happily. Time

Knight title: Unknown?

Knight effect: Unknown?

Twelve Knights:

Kay: In the legend of King Arthur, King Arthur's sworn brother and trustee

Son of Sir Ector, and brother of King Arthur (Ector is King Arthur's adoptive father). When Ector participated in the jousting competition for the first time, he forgot his sword in the inn and did not take it out. When King Arthur ran back to get it, the inn was closed, so he had no choice but to pick up a sword stuck in a stone (The Sword in the Stone). Pulled it out. From then on King Arthur became the king of England. After Arthur became king, he made Kay the steward of the palace. Sir Kay can't control his mouth, but he is definitely a trustworthy knight

Finally, it is the turn of King Arthur, the leader of our knights and the King of England:

King Arthur (Arthur)

The King of England, the son of King Uther, was brought to Sir Ector's castle by the great magician Merlin because the king's enemies wanted to kill him at that time, and was raised by Sir Ector. Later, he was considered to be the destined King of Britain because he pulled out the sword in the stone (Excalibur). He is the founder of the Knights of the Round Table and has many legendary stories. King Arthur was seriously injured in the final battle with his old enemy Mordred, and disappeared on the island of Avalon on a ship. Some say he is dead, and some say he is not dead, but before leaving, he said to Sir Bedivere: "I will go to the magical realm. There, I can be healed, as long as it's still too late. If Britain needs me, and I will naturally come back." Therefore, it is estimated that the possibility of death is unlikely

The Sword in the Stone: (The Sword in the Stone), Arthur pulled it out. The Sword of the King. One said it was Caliburn, the prototype of Excalibur. The "History of the Kings of Britain" records about Caliburn that King Arthur used this sword to kill 470 Saxon soldiers who attacked him in one battle.

Chivalry

It is the cultural spirit of the Western upper class. Its system originated from the upper class society in Europe in the Middle Ages. Knights themselves are some middle, small and feudal lords. The acquisition of knighthood is A sign of a samurai's entry into upper class society, but this was generally hereditary.

As a noble title, it must be obtained after long-term service and through certain ceremonies. If a child born in a noble family wants to become a knight, he must work as a page for the feudal lord and his wife one level above him according to the rank he was born in after he is 7 or 8 years old. After he is 14 years old, he must become a follower, that is, a trainee knight. Specialized warrior knight training. At the age of 21, after passing strict examinations and solemn ceremonies, oaths and other religious rituals, you can officially obtain the title of knight. The culture generated from such a system is obviously a closed, aristocratic culture, and its cultural spirit is also an aristocratic cultural spirit. In the chivalry system, there is a rule that knights are not allowed to fight with civilians, which shows their temperament. It values ??identity, pays attention to self-cultivation, abides by promises, and respects laws and regulations. It is a cultural spirit that orders society. ”

”Chivalry and morality are the aristocratic cultural spirit of the upper class. It is a moral and personality spirit based on the sense of superiority of personal identity, but it also accumulates some of the ancient martial spirit of the Western European nation. Positive factors. As Beleshki pointed out, "love and respect for individual personality; the generous and brave spirit of sacrificing all one's strength and even life for the oppressed and forced; treating women as representatives of love and beauty in the world and as harmony and peace Western scholars point out that in terms of the tendency to choose moral character, tradition prevails in Europe. In the Western cultural tradition, the medieval chivalry has an important influence on the national character of modern Europe. Plays an extremely important role in shaping

The main spirit of knights is as follows:

Humility, modesty and prudence, respect each other, help each other, integrity, justice and kindness, do not bully the weak, do not shirk responsibility and sacrifice Sacrifice one's own interests for the benefit of the team or others. Be fair, unbiased, selfless, and understand the situation. Handle disputes. Honor. People's praise and gratitude are the highest honors of a knight. Stand up bravely and fight against evil without hesitation. Be compassionate to the weak and help those in need. The human spirit treats the world with reason and must be worthy of its own conscience

The norms and basic principles of chivalry are as follows:

Protect the elderly, weak, women and children

For justice. Fight against injustice and evil

Love your homeland

Risk your life to defend the church