King Arthur's The Knights Of The Round Table

The Knights of the Round Table Everyone has heard of The Knights of the Round Table, but not very many people know a whole lot about these honorable knights of King Arthur. Whether one has just heard one of these famous knight’s story, or all of them, there is still so much more you could learn. Maybe one wonders how they got started. Maybe one asks who were the members and why their part of the story was so important. Heck, maybe one even ask about the battles they fought through and how the end of them came about. Whether it is any of those three things, or it is anything else, you will probably learn more about them every time you come across a different article or story about these knights of chivalry. There are many, many stories about
Being one of King Arthur’s supporters, he was one of the first to join the Knights of the Round Table. Sir Bedivere helped Arthur defeat a giant on the Mont St. Michel. Through all of this, Bedivere sticked with Arthur until Arthur’s death where he asked Bedivere to return Excalibur to the lake.
Known as the “Perfect Knight” Sir Galahad was the first knight to see excalibur at the lake. Galahad was the son of Lancelot and Elaine. Sir Galahad was known as the perfect knight for how perfectly mannered he was and honorable to anyone he met, whether it be a friend or foe. Due to his honor for King Arthur, he was one of the three knights chosen for the quest for the Holy Grail. Through this journey, Galahad saw death’s of his close comrades and even saw the Holy Grail himself. After he experienced all of this, Galahad requested his own death.
Foster step brother of Arthur, Son of Eator, Sir Kay was not only a tall knight but was the foremost warrior at King Arthur’s court. Even thought Kay was cruel and powerful, he was one of King Arthur’s most faithful knights. (KingArthur). Sir Kay did end up getting married and having children, but soon afterwards died to Gwyddawg, who Arthur ended up killing in revenge for his foster