King of Scots
Also known as: the King of Scots · Family: Scotland · Role: king · First appears: Book VIII, Chapter XX
Life events
- King Arthur appointed King Carados and the King of Scots as judges in his absence.(Book VIII, Chapter XX · 📍 Camelot)
- With: King Arthur King Carados
- “And so King Arthur assigned King Carados and the King of Scots to be there that day as judges.”
- The judges granted King Anguish respite to prepare his answer to the treason accusation.(Book VIII, Chapter XX)
- With: King Carados King Anguish
- “therefore the judges gave him respite by the third day to give his answer.”
- Sir Edward unhorses the King of Scots, while Sir Sadok unhorses the King of North Wales.(Book X, Chapter LXVIII)
- With: Sir Edward Sir Sadok King of North Wales
- “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 North Wales
- “Then Sir Tristram made to horse again the two kings that Edward and Sadok had unhorsed at the beginning.”
- King Arthur announced a tournament where he and the King of Scots would joust against all challengers.(Book XVIII, Chapter VIII · 📍 Camelot)
- With: King Arthur
- “the king let cry a great jousts and a tournament that should be at that day at Camelot, that is Winchester; and the king let cry that he and the King of Scots would joust against all that would come against them”
- The opening jousts knock down several kings, Chaleins of Clarance, and the King with the Hundred Knights.(Book XVIII, Chapter XXIII)
- With: King Northgalis King of Ireland King Uriens King of Northumberland King Howel of Brittany Galahad Chaleins of Clarance King Arthur King with the Hundred Knights
- “Then they blew to the field; and there the King of Northgalis encountered with the King of Scots, and there the King of Scots had a fall; and the King of Ireland smote down King Uriens; and the King of Northumberland smote down King Howel of Brittany; and Sir Galahad, the haut prince, smote down Chaleins of Clarance. And then King Arthur was wood wroth, and ran to the King with the Hundred Knights, and there King Arthur smote him down”
Book VIII, Chapter XX
- with King Arthur (King Arthur appointed the King of Scots as a judge.) “And so King Arthur assigned King Carados and the King of Scots to be there that day as judges.”
- with King Carados (co-judges) “And so King Arthur assigned King Carados and the King of Scots to be there that day as judges”
Book X, Chapter LXVIII
- rivals with Sir Edward “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,”
Book XVIII, Chapter VIII
- friends with King Arthur “the king let cry that he and the King of Scots would joust against all that would come against them”
Book XVIII, Chapter XXII
- rivals with King of Northgalis “The King of Northgalis with an hundred knights with him, and the King of Northumberland brought with him an hundred good knights, and King Anguish of Ireland brought with him an hundred good knights ready to joust, and Sir Galahad, the haut prince, brought with him an hundred good knights, and the King with the Hundred Knights brought with him as many, and all these were proved good knights. Then came in King Arthur’s party; and there came in the King of Scots with an hundred knights, and King Uriens of Gore brought with him an hundred knights, and King Howel of Brittany brought with him an hundred knights, and Chaleins of Clarance brought with him an hundred knights, and King Arthur himself came into the field with two hundred knights, and the most part were knights of the Table Round, that were proved noble knights.”
Book XVIII, Chapter XXIII
- rivals with King of Northgalis “the King of Northgalis encountered with the King of Scots, and there the King of Scots had a fall”
- rivals with King Northgalis “the King of Northgalis encountered with the King of Scots, and there the King of Scots had a fall”
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