Le Morte d'Arthur

Dalan

Family: unknown · Role: knight · First appears: Book X, Chapter XXV

Life events

  • Dalan reveals that Sir Dinadan killed his father.(Book X, Chapter XXV)
    • With: Sir Dinadan
    • “If thou be Dinadan thou slewest my father. It may well be so, said Dinadan, but then it was in my defence and at his request.”
  • Sir Dinadan knocks Dalan, Sir Mordred, and Sir Agravaine from their horses.(Book X, Chapter XXV)
    • With: Sir Dinadan Sir Mordred Sir Agravaine
    • “Sir Dinadan smote him down off his horse, that his neck was nigh broken. And in the same wise he smote Sir Mordred and Sir Agravaine.”

Book X, Chapter XXV

  • enemies with Sir Dinadan “By my head, said Dalan, thou shalt die therefore, and therewith he dressed his spear and his shield.”
  • with Breuse Saunce Pité (interaction) “Then spake the hurt knight that Breuse Saunce Pité had chased, his name was Dalan”

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