King of North Wales
Role: king · First appears: Book IV, Chapter IV
Life events
- Sir Edward unhorses the King of Scots, while Sir Sadok unhorses the King of North Wales.(Book X, Chapter LXVIII)
- With: Sir Edward King of Scots Sir Sadok
- “Then Sir Edward encountered with the King of Scots, in whose party was Sir Tristram and Sir Palomides; and Sir Edward smote the King of Scots quite from his horse, and Sir Sadok smote down the King of North Wales, and gave him a wonder great fall”
- Sir Tristram remounts the two kings previously unhorsed by Sir Edward and Sir Sadok.(Book X, Chapter LXVIII)
- With: Sir Tristram King of Scots
- “Then Sir Tristram made to horse again the two kings that Edward and Sadok had unhorsed at the beginning.”
Book IV, Chapter IV
- enemies with King Arthur “And all King Arthur’s enemies, as the King of North Wales, and the kings of the North, [when they] wist of the battle, they were passing heavy.”
Book X, Chapter LXVIII
- rivals with Sir Sadok “and Sir Sadok smote down the King of North Wales, and gave him a wonder great fall,”
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