Why did King Arthur go to Bourges?
Roman records place Riothamus (a.k.a. King Arthur) in Bourges in the war with Euric. What brought him to that city?
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Roman records place Riothamus (a.k.a. King Arthur) in Bourges in the war with Euric. What brought him to that city?
Around 468 AD, a Roman bureaucrat named Arvandus committed treason, leading to a battle that contributed to the legends of King Arthur. Learn more about it here:
Did Arthur attack Nantes? There are reasons to think he must have. Today I go into those reasons as portrayed in ‘The Retreat to Avalon’.
A look at the strategic plans and challenges that King Arthur and Emperor Anthemius faced to confront Euric in Gaul.
Announcing a new permanent page for every historical person and legendary character of the Arthurian Age. Each entry includes pronunciation.
Why would the Roman Emperor Anthemius look to ally with the Britons and their High King, Riothamus, or as we know him: Arthur?
Espionage, called the second oldest profession, is a big part of the Arthurian Age. See how it was done in the ancient world.
Today we look at how taxes were collected in the Arthurian Age among the Britons, the Romans and other tribes of Europe.
The novella, Hengist, is going to be free as an ebook from Amazon from February 1st to February 5th, 2025. Check it out!
Illtud, called a teacher, a saint, and one of King Arthur’s knights, was a historical person with a fascinating role in the Arthurian Age.