KnowraArthurian legendLinked fromLinked fromThe 37 pages that link to Arthurian legend, each with the reason it gives.All 37Broader topic 2Related 15Narrower topic 16Compared with 4Chrétien de TroyesNarrower topic: Chrétien’s romances helped turn these legends into a sustained literary tradition.Geoffrey of MonmouthNarrower topic: Geoffrey’s account made Arthur a central British king for later writers.Le Morte d'ArthurNarrower topic: Malory’s compilation became one of the tradition’s most influential English works.Holy GrailNarrower topic: The Grail became the object of a defining quest within Arthur’s world.LancelotNarrower topic: Lancelot became one of the most influential figures in this evolving legendary tradition.Historia Regum BritanniaeNarrower topic: Geoffrey’s Arthur became a major source for the expanding Arthurian tradition.Edward Burne-JonesNarrower topic: Its romances supplied recurring subjects for Burne-Jones’s paintings and designs.Sir Gawain and the Green KnightNarrower topic: Gawain’s place at Camelot situates the romance within Arthurian storytelling.Thomas MaloryNarrower topic: Malory’s compilation belongs to this broad literary tradition.Battle of BadonNarrower topic: The battle’s association with Arthur helped carry Badon into a much larger literary tradition.Battle of CamlannNarrower topic: Camlann is the cycle’s most enduring account of Arthur’s death and the end of his reign.CamelotNarrower topic: The musical’s characters and kingdom belong to this much older storytelling tradition.Wolfram von EschenbachNarrower topic: Its courtly and legendary traditions frame Wolfram’s best-known romance.Lancelot-Grail CycleNarrower topic: The cycle is a major prose reworking of this broader legendary tradition.Marion Zimmer BradleyNarrower topic: The Mists of Avalon became a major modern retelling within this literary tradition.T. H. WhiteNarrower topic: White’s sequence is a modern literary transformation of this larger story tradition.
KnowraArthurian legendLinked fromLinked fromThe 37 pages that link to Arthurian legend, each with the reason it gives.All 37Broader topic 2Related 15Narrower topic 16Compared with 4Chrétien de TroyesNarrower topic: Chrétien’s romances helped turn these legends into a sustained literary tradition.Geoffrey of MonmouthNarrower topic: Geoffrey’s account made Arthur a central British king for later writers.Le Morte d'ArthurNarrower topic: Malory’s compilation became one of the tradition’s most influential English works.Holy GrailNarrower topic: The Grail became the object of a defining quest within Arthur’s world.LancelotNarrower topic: Lancelot became one of the most influential figures in this evolving legendary tradition.Historia Regum BritanniaeNarrower topic: Geoffrey’s Arthur became a major source for the expanding Arthurian tradition.Edward Burne-JonesNarrower topic: Its romances supplied recurring subjects for Burne-Jones’s paintings and designs.Sir Gawain and the Green KnightNarrower topic: Gawain’s place at Camelot situates the romance within Arthurian storytelling.Thomas MaloryNarrower topic: Malory’s compilation belongs to this broad literary tradition.Battle of BadonNarrower topic: The battle’s association with Arthur helped carry Badon into a much larger literary tradition.Battle of CamlannNarrower topic: Camlann is the cycle’s most enduring account of Arthur’s death and the end of his reign.CamelotNarrower topic: The musical’s characters and kingdom belong to this much older storytelling tradition.Wolfram von EschenbachNarrower topic: Its courtly and legendary traditions frame Wolfram’s best-known romance.Lancelot-Grail CycleNarrower topic: The cycle is a major prose reworking of this broader legendary tradition.Marion Zimmer BradleyNarrower topic: The Mists of Avalon became a major modern retelling within this literary tradition.T. H. WhiteNarrower topic: White’s sequence is a modern literary transformation of this larger story tradition.