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Accolon

Accolon /ˈækəlɒn/ is a character in Arthurian legend. A knight of King Arthur's court and tragic lover of Morgan le Fay, he appears in works associated with the Post-Vulgate Cycle, including as Accalon in the French original Huth Merlin and Acalón in the Spanish adaptation El Baladro del Sabe Merlin.

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Occupation
Knight
First appearance
Post-Vulgate Suite de Merlin
Significant other
Morgan le Fay

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Medieval literature

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Accolon

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples60
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Accolon

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related to Medieval literature · 37
Accolon → Accolon's, After, Arthur, Arthur's, As, At, During, Excalibur, Fay, Gaul, Great Britain, He, In Thomas Malory's, Isolde, King Arthur, King Arthur's, King Urien, Lady, Lake, Lancelot
related to Modern Arthuriana · 19
Accolon → Anthony Dutton, Arthur, Costeiro, Enchantment, He, His Noble Knights, In Jerzy Kosiński's, In Stewert's, John Steinbeck, King Arthur, Malory, Mary Stewart's The Last, Morgan, Passion Play, Persia Woolley's Queen, Summer Stars, The, The Acts, The Legend
First appearance · 1
Accolon → Post-Vulgate Suite de Merlin
Occupation · 1
Accolon → Knight
Significant other · 1
Accolon → Morgan le Fay
is a · 1
Accolon → second son of her husband Uriens and a knight loyal to Avalon

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arthur morgan king excalibur morgan's arthur's knight le fay post-vulgate accolon's also character merlin magic sword scabbard lover urien avalon

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AccolonFirst appearancePost-Vulgate Suite de Merlin1.00infobox
AccolonOccupationKnight1.00infobox
AccolonSignificant otherMorgan le Fay1.00infobox
Accolonis asecond son of her husband Uriens and a knight loyal to Avalon0.90text
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureIn Thomas Malory's0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureLe Morte0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureArthur0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureSir Accolon0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureGaul0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureHe0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureMorgan0.60section
Accolonrelated to Medieval literatureFay0.60section

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