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A destined king unites Britain under a shining code of chivalry, only to see his dream of Camelot shattered when forbidden love and family betrayal ignite the final, fatal clash between Arthur and his son, Mordred, on the field of Camlann.

Le Morte d Arthur tells the epic tale of King Arthur, who ascends to the throne by drawing the enchanted sword Excalibur from a stone, uniting the kingdom under a noble code of chivalry. With the help of Merlin s guidance and the fellowship of the Knights of the Round Table, Arthur seeks to establish justice, honour, and peace across his realm while facing many battles, both abroad and at home.

As Camelot thrives, dark undercurrents of betrayal and forbidden love emerge, especially through the tragic affair between Queen Guenever and Sir Launcelot, Arthur s greatest knight. Meanwhile, Arthur s illegitimate son Mordred, born of a hidden and cursed lineage, plots to seize the throne, setting the stage for a devastating conflict.

The story culminates in the fatal Battle of Camlann, where Arthur and Mordred mortally wound each other, heralding the end of Camelot s golden age. With Arthur s passing, the ideal of the Round Table fades, leaving a legacy of heroism, sacrifice, and the eternal hope for a just kingdom to rise again.

About the Author

Sir Thomas Malory (1415 1471) was an English knight and writer known for Le Morte d Arthur, the definitive prose work on King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. He lived during the turbulent Wars of the Roses and was imprisoned multiple times, likely composing his masterpiece while incarcerated. Malory organised and translated various French Arthurian tales into a cohesive narrative that shaped the English literary tradition. His work, published posthumously by William Caxton in 1485, remains a seminal source of Arthurian legend, celebrated for its themes of chivalry, honour, and tragedy.
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  • ISBN: 9789363959088
  • Author: Sir Thomas Malory
  • Publisher: Om Books
  • Pages: 596
  • Format: Paperback
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A destined king unites Britain under a shining code of chivalry, only to see his dream of Camelot shattered when forbidden love and family betrayal ignite the final, fatal clash between Arthur and his son, Mordred, on the field of Camlann.

Le Morte d Arthur tells the epic tale of King Arthur, who ascends to the throne by drawing the enchanted sword Excalibur from a stone, uniting the kingdom under a noble code of chivalry. With the help of Merlin s guidance and the fellowship of the Knights of the Round Table, Arthur seeks to establish justice, honour, and peace across his realm while facing many battles, both abroad and at home.

As Camelot thrives, dark undercurrents of betrayal and forbidden love emerge, especially through the tragic affair between Queen Guenever and Sir Launcelot, Arthur s greatest knight. Meanwhile, Arthur s illegitimate son Mordred, born of a hidden and cursed lineage, plots to seize the throne, setting the stage for a devastating conflict.

The story culminates in the fatal Battle of Camlann, where Arthur and Mordred mortally wound each other, heralding the end of Camelot s golden age. With Arthur s passing, the ideal of the Round Table fades, leaving a legacy of heroism, sacrifice, and the eternal hope for a just kingdom to rise again.

About the Author

Sir Thomas Malory (1415 1471) was an English knight and writer known for Le Morte d Arthur, the definitive prose work on King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. He lived during the turbulent Wars of the Roses and was imprisoned multiple times, likely composing his masterpiece while incarcerated. Malory organised and translated various French Arthurian tales into a cohesive narrative that shaped the English literary tradition. His work, published posthumously by William Caxton in 1485, remains a seminal source of Arthurian legend, celebrated for its themes of chivalry, honour, and tragedy.

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