King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

Author: Gibson
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This series selects classic works from around the world, including creative modern works. It includes popular novels and dramas, as well as non-fiction cultural knowledge readers, offering a rich variety of content suitable for readers with different tastes to choose books that interest them and enjoy the joy of reading. King Arthur is one of the most famous monarchs in British history, and his story with the Knights of the Round Table is full of legends. From the moment Arthur was born, his father followed the wizard's advice and handed him over to a minister for upbringing. After the king's death, Arthur pulled the sword from the stone to become the new king. He was brave in battle and repeatedly repelled attacks from foreign tribes, earning the love of the people and the affection of a beautiful maiden. However, the great king was betrayed by a treacherous minister and, on his deathbed, was taken away by a fairy in a boat. Where exactly King Arthur hid became an eternal mystery. The story of King Arthur has had a significant influence on Western literature and is one of the keys to unlocking the secrets of Western literature.