This character does not appear in any of the work of Geoffrey of Monmouth as he was introduced by Chretien de Troyes.
This character does not appear in any of the work of Geoffrey of Monmouth as he was introduced by Chretien de Troyes. The son of Ban, he makes his home at the northern castle of Joyous Gard. His arrival to speak to his king after Mordred's revolt proves to be too little, too late, and he retires to Glastonbury to pay for his sins. Raised by the Lady of the Lake, he is the father of Galahad by Elaine. For 10 points, name this bravest knight of King Arthur's round table who commits treason by sleeping with Queen Guinevere.
This character does not appear in any of the work of Geoffrey of Monmouth as he was introduced by Chretien de Troyes.
{Lancelot} du Lac