Denoalen

Family: Cornwall · Role: baron · First appears: Chapter 3 · Part 1

Denoalen is a baron of Cornwall. In Chapter 3, he was one of four barons who hated Tristan, helped turn Cornwall’s chief men against him, and pressed King Mark to marry for an heir; King Mark gave them forty days to hear his decision.

By Chapter 11, with Tristan far overseas, Denoalen, Andret, and Gondoïne held themselves safe and rode toward King Mark during a hunt. King Mark then exiled them, declaring, “Out of my land, and out of my peace, all of you!”

Relationship record

Life events

• Four barons turn Cornwall’s chief men against Tristan and pressure King Mark to marry for an heir.(Chapter 3 · Part 1 · 📍 Cornwall)
  • With: Andret Guenelon Gondoïne King Mark Tristan
  • “They brought over the greater part of the barons and these pressed King Mark to take to wife some king’s daughter who should give him an heir”
• King Mark gives his barons forty days to hear his decision.(Chapter 3 · Part 1)
  • With: King Mark Andret Guenelon Gondoïne
  • “At this, King Mark made a term with his barons and gave them forty days to hear his decision.”
• Mark exiles Denoalen, Andret, and Gondoin from his land.(Chapter 11 · Part 1)
  • With: King Mark Andret Gondoïne
  • “Out of my land, and out of my peace, all of you! Tristan I exiled for you, and now go you in turn, out of my land!”

Chapter 3 · Part 1

• enemies with Tristan “there were in the court of King Mark four barons the basest of men, who hated Tristan with a hard hate, for his greatness and for the tender love the King bore him. And well I know their names: Andret, Guenelon, Gondoïne and Denoalen.”
• with King Mark (Denoalen was one of the four barons pressuring King Mark.) “They brought over the greater part of the barons and these pressed King Mark to take to wife some king’s daughter who should give him an heir, or else they threatened to return each man into his keep and wage him war.”

Chapter 11 · Part 1

• with King Mark (Mark later exiles Denoalen along with Andret and Gondoin.) “Denoalen, Andret, and Gondoin held themselves safe; Tristan was far over sea, far away in service of a distant king, and they beyond his power. Therefore, during a hunt one day, as the King rode apart in a glade where the pack would pass, and hearkening to the hounds, they all three rode towards him, and said:”
• enemies with King Mark “Out of my land, and out of my peace, all of you! Tristan I exiled for you, and now go you in turn, out of my land!”

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Extracted from the original text of The Romance of Tristan and Iseult. Made with Rho MD.