- his
fictional Melwas to be his own
peculiar version of Maleagant. A
couple of
similarities include the fact that, in the novels,
Melwas is a v****al to...
-
Melawa Devi
Gurung was a
Nepali singer who is best
known for
being the
first female singer from Nepal. In 1928, Devi
recorded songs in Calcutta, British...
- 1130 and 1150,
recounts her
being taken and
raped (violatam et raptam) by
Melwas, king of the "Summer Country" (Aestiva Regio,
perhaps meaning Somerset)...
- the "Isle of Gl****",
glossed as
Glastonbury Tor, by
Melwas, King of the "Summer Country". This
Melwas is
generally understood to be the
original of Maleagant...
- Griflet's cousin.
Maleagant Malagant, Meleagant,
perhaps Melwas Unclear, a
similar character named "
Melwas"
appears in the 12th
century Life of
Gildas Lancelot-Grail...
- that of Chrétien's Meliagant, does not
appear to
derive from the
Welsh Melwas. Furthermore, Ginover's
rescuer is not Lanzelet, who
instead ends up finding...
- of
Eliwlod Maleagant†Malagant, Meleagant,
perhaps Melwas Unclear, a
similar character named "
Melwas"
appears in the 12th
century Life of
Gildas Lancelot-Grail...
-
their otherwise unrecorded oral stories.
While often interpreted as that of
Melwas, a
mysterious figure identified as
Mardoc may
instead represent Mordred...
-
Mabinogion (Oxford 2007) pp. 202-7.
Trystan and Esyllt. The
Dialogue of
Melwas and Gwenhwyfar. Bromwich, Rachel.
Trioedd Ynys Prydein. Bromwich, Rachel...
-
links Arthur to the Tor in an
account of a
confrontation between Arthur and
Melwas, who had
kidnapped Queen Guinevere.
Joseph is said to have
arrived in Glastonbury...
