This man ate all the food and drink in Celliwig in the first of the Three Unrestrained Ravagings. One source claims that this man's actions forced his father to return early from his campaign against the Roman emperor Lucius. Another source claims that he survived a shipwreck after being born on May Day. A rebellion led by this man's two sons, one of whom is named Melehan, is put down by Constantine. Early sources list him as the son of Anna and King (*) Lot of Orkney, while later sources consider him an illegitimate son of a different version of Anna and a man who killed him at the battle of Camlann. With his brother Agravain, he exposed the affair between Lancelot and Guinevere, and he later tried to usurp the throne of Britain. For 10 points, name this illegitim
This man ate all the food and drink in Celliwig in the first of the Three Unrestrained Ravagings. One source claims that this man's actions forced his father to return early from his campaign against the Roman emperor Lucius. Another source claims that he survived a shipwreck after being born on May Day. A rebellion led by this man's two sons, one of whom is named Melehan, is put down by Constantine. Early sources list him as the son of Anna and King (*) Lot of Orkney, while later sources consider him an illegitimate son of a different version of Anna and a man who killed him at the battle of Camlann. With his brother Agravain, he exposed the affair between Lancelot and Guinevere, and he later tried to usurp the throne of Britain. For 10 points, name this illegitimate son of Morgause and King Arthur.
This man ate all the food and drink in Celliwig in the first of the Three Unrestrained Ravagings.
Mordred [or Modred; or Medraut]