- In the
chivalric romance prose works in the
legend of King Arthur,
Cameliard (various
French and
other spellings include Ca[r]melide, Camiliard, Carmalide...
- is the
father of
Queen Guinevere in
Arthurian legend. His
kingdom of
Cameliard (or Carmelide) is
usually identified with
Cornwall but may be located...
-
friend King Leodegrance. In an
attempt to win her love,
Arthur visits Cameliard, the
castle where Lady
Guinevere lives. With Merlin's help,
Arthur disguises...
- Malory's,
Guinevere is the
daughter of King
Leodegrance of
Carmelide (
Cameliard), who had
served Arthur's father,
Uther Pendragon, and was
entrusted with...
-
Arthurian era. In
these works the
Round Table is kept by King
Leodegrance of
Cameliard after Uther's death;
Arthur inherits it when he
marries Leodegrance's...
- the wars
against the
rebel kings at Bedegraine,
against the
Saxons at
Cameliard, and
against King
Claudas in the Wasteland; the
latter earns him his nickname...
-
death sentence by immolation.
Guinevere (ギネヴィア, Ginevia) A
princess from
Cameliard, a
small country near
where Camelot was
originally located, who was forced...
- coronation, his accession, and marriage. The
besieged Leodogran, King of
Cameliard,
appeals to
Arthur for help
against the
beasts and
heathen hordes. Arthur...
- wife Leodegrance† Leondegrance,
Leodegraunce Guinevere's father, King of
Cameliard in what is now
southwest England Lionel† Lancelot-Grail,
early 13th century;...
- Arthur's
former friends and allies.
Lionnel Astier as Léodagan, King of
Cameliard, Guenièvre's father, and Kaamelott's
infamously greedy Minister of Defence...
