Brutus of Troy

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Brutus of Troy is a legendary Trojan exile in medieval British mythology, traditionally credited as the founder and first king of Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Trojan exile
character in medieval literature
legendary figure
mythological king
allegedAncestry descendant of Aeneas
descendant of Trojan royalty
alsoKnownAs Brut NERFINISHED
Brutus, first king of Britain NERFINISHED
associatedWith Albion NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
New Troy NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Troy NERFINISHED
culture medieval British
describedIn Geoffrey of Monmouth’s works
Historia Regum Britanniae NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin Trojan NERFINISHED
founds Britain NERFINISHED
New Troy (London) in legend NERFINISHED
genre legend
hasRole eponymous founder of Britain
progenitor of the Britons
hasTheme Trojan origins of European peoples
exile and wandering
foundation of kingdoms
influenced Tudor-era origin myths of Britain
later British chronicles
languageOfTradition Latin
Middle English NERFINISHED
mythologicalStatus legendary, not historically attested
narrativeLocation Britain NERFINISHED
Gaul NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Troy NERFINISHED
notableFor being a legendary ancestor of the Britons
founding Britain in medieval legend
partOf British foundation myths
Matter of Britain NERFINISHED
medieval British mythology
positionHeld King of Britain NERFINISHED
first king of Britain
relative Aeneas NERFINISHED
Ascanius NERFINISHED
timeInNarrative post-Trojan War era
traditionallyCreditedWith establishing the first kingdom in Britain
founding Britain
giving his name to Britain

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