Guinevere

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==== --Guinevere was said to be the most wise and beautiful woman in the world, but this was trouble and she got kiddnaped alot. But she is best known for her love triangle between King Arthur and @Lancelot.-- ====

--When she married King Arthur, she gave him The Round Table, with 100 knights. The betrayal of King Arthur led to the downfall of the kingdom.--
==== --When King Arthur found out Lancelot starts to leave the country. King Arthur sentenced Guinevere to death by burning, but Lancelot comes back and saves her. Arthur and Lancelot dual while King Arthur left Guinevere with @Mordred.-- ==== ====  --Mordred plans to marry Guinevere and become king. when Arthur comes back he slays him. While they were fighting while Guinevere leaves and b ====

[[image:dg_guinevere.jpg width="171" height="167" align="right"]] ecomes a nun for the rest of her life.--
= Names = ==== Guinevere has many ways to spell her name. In poem Welsh Triad King Arthur had three wives all named Gwenhwyfar, they were called Daughters of Gwent and Gwythyrson, Daughters of Greidiawl, and Daughters of Gogfran the giant. Some of her other names were, ==== = Legends =
 * ==== Guenevre media type="youtube" key="weG4ihYxTEI" height="275" width="385" align="right" ====
 * ==== Guenievre ====
 * ==== Guenhumare ====
 * ==== Ginevere ====
 * ==== Gwenhwyfar which means "White Phantom" ====
 * ==== She was also called "The Flower Bride ====

There are many different legends about Guinevere. She was abducted by Melvas and war between King Arthur and Melvas. While they were fighting St. Galdas came and talked to them and told
them to stop fighting, and Melwas gave Guinevere back to King Arthur. In Gawain and the Green Knight, @Morgan LeFeytold the Green Knight to go scare Guinevere, she wanted revenge. Another Legend is when Morded abducted her she ran away and hid in the Tower of London. People believed that her and King Arthur had a son that was murdered, and she died of a broken heart.

• Sources
 * www.wikipedia.org
 * www.timelessmyths.com
 * www.tripod.com