Like the Greek Aegeus, he died of despair after arranging for a signal of white or black sails; unlike Aegeus, he asked for white sails if his ships were returning with his true love, who had the power to cure him.
This man served as champion in opposing King Anguish's demand of a tribute of slaves, killing Anguish's step-brother Morholt. Like the Greek Aegeus, he died of despair after arranging for a signal of white or black sails; unlike Aegeus, he asked for white sails if his ships were returning with his true love, who had the power to cure him. In one story, he fights Lancelot for four hours after mistaking Lancelot for his enemy Palamedes. FTP, name this prince of Lyonesse who, according to some accounts, was treacherously killed by his jealous uncle, King Mark.
This man served as champion in opposing King Anguish's demand of a tribute of slaves, killing Anguish's step-brother Morholt.
Tristan or Sir Tristram of Lyonesse