The Eleven Kings — Minor Figures

8 figures from Le Morte d'Arthur who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

King Cradelment of North Wales

king · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King Arthur “Then Arthur as a lion, ran unto King Cradelment of North Wales, and smote him through the left side”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King with the Hundred Knights “and gave the horse unto the king, and horsed him again.”

Lardans

knight · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Sir Ector “then Sir Ector ran unto a knight, hight Lardans, and smote horse and man down”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Sir Ector “then Sir Ector ran unto a knight, hight Lardans, and smote horse and man down”

Sir Morganore

seneschal · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Sir Kay “Then Sir Kay came unto Sir Morganore, seneschal with the King of the Hundred Knights, and smote him down, horse and man”

Clariance de la Forest Savage

knight · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King Lot “and King Lot smote down Clariance de la Forest Savage”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King Lot “and King Lot smote down Clariance de la Forest Savage”

Melot de la Roche

knight · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King Lot “he ran unto Melot de la Roche, and smote him down, horse and man”

Pinel

man of arms · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Sir Griflet “he took a sharp spear, great and square, and rode to Pinel, a good man of arms, and smote horse and man down”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Sir Griflet “he took a sharp spear, great and square, and rode to Pinel, a good man of arms, and smote horse and man down”

Gwiniart de Bloi

knight · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King with the Hundred Knights “then he ran unto Gwiniart de Bloi, and smote him down, horse and man”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with King with the Hundred Knights “then he ran unto Gwiniart de Bloi, and smote him down, horse and man”

Duke Eustace of Cambenet

duke · first appears Book I, Chapter XIV

• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Ulfius “But the Duke Eustace of Cambenet and King Clariance of Northumberland, were alway grievous on Ulfius”
• Book I, Chapter XIV · with Brastias “Then Brastias saw his fellow fared so withal he smote the duke with a spear, that horse and man fell down”

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Extracted from the original text of Le Morte d'Arthur. Made with Rho MD.