King Cradelment
Family: opposing kings · Role: king · First appears: Book I, Chapter XV
In Book I, Chapter XV, King Cradelment was among the opposing kings encountered by Ulfius, Brastias, and Sir Ector, alongside Duke Eustace. The knights forced the opposing kings to abandon the ground: “So these knights encountered with these kings, that they made them to avoid the ground.”
In Book I, Chapter XVI, King Cradelment joined King Lot, King Nentres, King of the Hundred Knights, King Carados, King Uriens, King Idres, King Brandegoris, Duke of Cambenet, King Clariance, and King Agwisance in agreeing to hold formation, kill anyone who fled, and stand by one another “neither for life nor for death.” He was also identified as a mortal enemy of King Arthur.
Relationship record
Life events
- Ulfius, Brastias, and Sir Ector forced five opposing kings to abandon the ground.(Book I, Chapter XV)
- With: Ulfius Brastias Sir Ector Duke Eustace King Clariance King Carados King with the Hundred Knights
- “So these knights encountered with these kings, that they made them to avoid the ground.”
- The eleven kings agree to abandon the footmen, maintain formation, and kill anyone who flees.(Book I, Chapter XVI)
- With: King Lot King Nentres King of the Hundred Knights King Carados King Uriens King Idres King Brandegoris Duke of Cambenet King Clariance King Agwisance
- “And who that seeth any man dress him to flee, lightly that he be slain, for it is better that we slay a coward, than through a coward all we to be slain. How say ye? said King Lot, answer me all ye kings. It is well said, quoth King Nentres; so said the King of the Hundred Knights; the same said the King Carados, and King Uriens; so did King Idres and King Brandegoris; and so did King Cradelment, and the Duke of Cambenet; the same said King Clariance and King Agwisance, and sware they would never fail other, neither for life nor for death.”
Book I, Chapter XV
- with Ulfius (interaction) “Then Ulfius, and Brastias, and Sir Ector encountered against the Duke Eustace, and King Cradelment”
- with Brastias (interaction) “Then Ulfius, and Brastias, and Sir Ector encountered against the Duke Eustace, and King Cradelment”
- with Sir Ector (interaction) “Then Ulfius, and Brastias, and Sir Ector encountered against the Duke Eustace, and King Cradelment”