Iseult of the White Hands

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Iseult of the White Hands is a character from Arthurian legend known as the later wife of Sir Tristan, distinct from his true love Iseult of Ireland.

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Label Occurrences
Iseult of the White Hands canonical 2
Isolde of the White Hands 1

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arthurian character
fictional character
alsoKnownAs Iseut aux Blanches Mains NERFINISHED
Isolde of the White Hands NERFINISHED
appearsIn Gottfried von Strassburg’s Tristan NERFINISHED
Prose Tristan NERFINISHED
Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur NERFINISHED
Thomas of Britain’s Tristan NERFINISHED
Tristan and Iseult legend NERFINISHED
associatedWith Brittany NERFINISHED
Cornwall NERFINISHED
King Arthur NERFINISHED
Round Table cycle NERFINISHED
basedOn Arthurian legend NERFINISHED
causeOfTragedy deception about sail colors in Tristan’s death story
countryOfOrigin Brittany NERFINISHED
culture Breton
French
differentFrom Iseult of Ireland NERFINISHED
family Hoel of Brittany NERFINISHED
father Hoel of Brittany NERFINISHED
gender female
genre medieval romance
hairColor fair
influencedWork later Tristan and Isolde adaptations
knownFor tragic love triangle
white hands
languageOfOrigin Old French literature
literaryTradition Matter of Britain NERFINISHED
medium medieval poetry
prose romance
narrativeRole rival to Iseult of Ireland
wife of the hero’s second marriage
notableFor jealousy of Iseult of Ireland
marriage to Tristan
partOf Tristan legend cycle NERFINISHED
relative Tristan NERFINISHED
sibling Kahedin NERFINISHED
spouse Tristan NERFINISHED
theme jealousy
marital conflict
unrequited love
timePeriod medieval literature

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sir Tristan spouse Iseult of the White Hands
Tristan containsCharacter Iseult of the White Hands
this entity surface form: Isolde of the White Hands
Sir Tristram spouse Iseult of the White Hands