Baldulph
Family: Saxons · Role: Saxon commander · First appears: Book IX 1–3
Life events
- Cador defeated Baldulph's Saxon force attempting to relieve Colgrin.(Book IX 1–3)
- With: Cador
- “Cador, therefore, falling into the same road along which the enemy was passing, made a sudden assault upon them, and entirely defeated the Saxons, and put them to flight.”
- Arthur's Britons defeat the Saxons; Colgrin and Baldulph die, while Cheldric flees.(Book IX 4–6)
Book IX 1–3
- siblings with Colgrin “Baldulph, upon the news of his brother's flight, went towards the siege with a body of six thousand men, to his relief”
- enemies with Cador “Cador, therefore, falling into the same road along which the enemy was passing, made a sudden assault upon them, and entirely defeated the Saxons, and put them to flight.”
- enemies with Arthur “Arthur, having intelligence of his design, sent a detachment of six hundred horse, and three thousand foot, under the command of Cador, duke of Cornwall, to meet him the same night. Cador, therefore, falling into the same road along which the enemy was passing, made a sudden assault upon them, and entirely defeated the Saxons, and put them to flight.”
Book IX 4–6
- siblings with Colgrin “so that Colgrin, and Baldulph his brother, and many thousands more, fell before them.”
- enemies with Arthur “so that Colgrin, and Baldulph his brother, and many thousands more, fell before them.”
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