Camlan

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Camlan is the legendary battlefield in Arthurian tradition where King Arthur is said to have fought his final, fatal conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legendary battlefield
location in Arthurian legend
mythological event site
associatedWith King Arthur NERFINISHED
Mordred NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance symbol of the end of a golden age
symbol of tragic heroism in Arthurian lore
describedAs place of Arthur’s fatal conflict
site of King Arthur’s final battle
followedBy Arthur’s departure to Avalon (in many accounts)
hasEvent final battle between Arthur and Mordred
hasGenre myth and legend
hasLanguageForm Welsh: Camlan
hasMedium historical and literary criticism
medieval literature
modern Arthurian fiction
poetry about King Arthur
hasNameVariant Battle of Camlann NERFINISHED
hasOutcome death of King Arthur (in many versions)
death of Mordred (in many versions)
hasTheme betrayal
civil war
end of Arthur’s reign
fall of Camelot
hasUncertainHistoricity yes
hasUncertainLocation yes
linkedToCharacter Knights of the Round Table NERFINISHED
Sir Bedivere (in some versions) NERFINISHED
Sir Lucan (in some versions) NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Arthurian romances NERFINISHED
Welsh Annals (Annales Cambriae) NERFINISHED
later medieval chronicles about Arthur
narrativeFunction climactic end of Arthurian narrative cycle
transition point to Avalon legends
partOf Arthurian tradition NERFINISHED
Matter of Britain NERFINISHED
possibleRealWorldLocation somewhere in Britain (various theories)
relatedConcept Arthurian death prophecy NERFINISHED
Avalon NERFINISHED
Camelot NERFINISHED
Round Table NERFINISHED
studiedIn Arthurian scholarship
Celtic studies
timePeriod late 5th or early 6th century (traditional dating)
sub-Roman Britain (legendary setting) NERFINISHED

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