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Lamorak

Lamorak /ˈlæmərək/ (or Lamorake, Lamorac, Lamerak, Lameroke, Amaratto, Amorotto, and other spellings) de Galis (of Wales) is a Knight of the Round Table in the Arthurian legend. Originally known as Lamorat le Gallois (Lamourat) in French, he was introduced in the Prose Tristan as a son of King Pellinore. Another Lamorat (de Listenois) appears in only one…

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Occupation
Knight of the Round Table
Family
Pellinore (father) Aglovale, Drian, Perceval, Tor, Perceval's sister (siblings)
First appearance
Prose Tristan
Nationality
Welsh
Significant other
Morgause
Title(s)
Prince, Sir

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Lamorak

Nodes65
Edges64
Triples114
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
Components1

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related to Modern culture · 61
Lamorak → Aglovale, Annihilation, Arthur's, Arthurian, Avalon, Black Knight, Brave, Britain, Camelot, Champions, Children's, Cornelia Funke, Coutts, Cynthia Ward's, Fleet Auxiliary, Gaheris, Gales, Gerald Morris, Grail Quest, Grailblazers
related to Legend · 44
Lamorak → Aglovale, Agravain, Arthur, Arthur's, Cornish, Drian, First Version, Gaheris, Gawain, Gawain's, Grail, His, In, Italian Tavola Ritonda, King Arthur's, King Lot, King Pellinore, Lamorak's, Lamorat, Le Morte
related to External links · 2
Lamorak → King Arthur's Knights, Sir Lamorak
Family · 1
Lamorak → Pellinore (father) Aglovale, Drian, Perceval, Tor, Perceval's sister (siblings)
First appearance · 1
Lamorak → Prose Tristan
Nationality · 1
Lamorak → Welsh
Occupation · 1
Lamorak → Knight of the Round Table
Significant other · 1
Lamorak → Morgause
Title(s) · 1
Lamorak → Prince, Sir
is a · 1
Lamorak → important character in Keith Taylor's short story

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tristan knight king one le arthur's de table morgause gaheris pellinore lamorat round brother prose malory sir gawain orkney queen

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LamorakFamilyPellinore (father) Aglovale, Drian, Perceval, Tor, Perceval's sister (siblings)1.00infobox
LamorakFirst appearanceProse Tristan1.00infobox
LamorakNationalityWelsh1.00infobox
LamorakOccupationKnight of the Round Table1.00infobox
LamorakSignificant otherMorgause1.00infobox
LamorakTitle(s)Prince, Sir1.00infobox
Lamorakis aimportant character in Keith Taylor's short story0.90text
Lamorakrelated to External linksKing Arthur's Knights0.60section
Lamorakrelated to External linksSir Lamorak0.60section
Lamorakrelated to LegendKing Pellinore0.60section
Lamorakrelated to LegendMalory's Le Morte0.60section
Lamorakrelated to LegendArthur0.60section

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