This character visits a palace precariously perched atop a pole after his wife tells him that the EmperorHugo is more handsome than he is.
This character visits a palace precariously perched atop a pole after his wife tells him that the EmperorHugo is more handsome than he is. In another work, he dreams of a dog leaping from a palace and fightinga chained bear. In a novel, this character assigns the wild man Gurduloo to the title character, Agilulf. Hisson's murderer completes the redemptive tasks he sets with the aid of Oberon. He is described as having a"flowing white beard" in another poem, in which he personally kills Baligant using his sword Joyeuse andorders the execution of Ganelon for conspiring with the Saracens to kill this man's nephew, Roland. For 10points, name this character served by twelve Paladins in The Matter of France, a historical Frankish king.
This character visits a palace precariously perched atop a pole after his wife tells him that the EmperorHugo is more handsome than he is.
Charlemagne [or Charles the Great; or Charles I]