Guillamurius

Family: Irish · Role: king of Ireland · First appears: Book IX 4–6

Life events

Guillamurius arrives to relieve the besieged, but Arthur defeats the Irish and drives them home.(Book IX 4–6)
- With: Arthur
- “This obliged Arthur to raise the siege, and turn his arms against the Irish, whom he slew without mercy, and compelled the rest to return back to their country.”
Arthur captured Guillamurius and forced him to submit.(Book IX 7–10 · 📍 Ireland)
- With: Arthur
- “Guillamurius also in a short time was taken prisoner, and forced to submit; as were also all the other princes of the country after the king's example, being under great consternation at what had happened.”

enemies with Arthur “While he was harassing them in this manner Guillamurius, king of Ireland, came up in a fleet with a very great army of barbarians, in order to relieve the besieged. This obliged Arthur to raise the siege, and turn his arms against the Irish, whom he slew without mercy, and compelled the rest to return back to their country.”

sworn: Arthur “Guillamurius also in a short time was taken prisoner, and forced to submit”
enemies with Arthur “Upon landing there, he was met by king Guillamurius before mentioned, with a vast number of men, who came with a design to fight him;”

sworn: Arthur (Guillamurius is among the kings who came to Arthur's court after the invitation.) “From the adjacent islands came Guillamurius, king of Ireland; Malvasius, king of Iceland; Doldavius, king of Gothland; Gunfasius, king of the Orkneys; Lot, king of Norway; Aschillius, king of the Dacians.”

Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.