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Logres

Logres (also Logris or Loegria, among other forms) is King Arthur's realm in the Matter of Britain. The geographical area referred to by the name is south and eastern England. However, Arthurian writers such as Chrétien de Troyes and Wolfram von Eschenbach have differed in their interpretations of this.

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Genre
Arthurian legend
Character
King Arthur
Type
Realm and/or city

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Geographical area in various Arthurian works

Use in modern fiction

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Logres

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related to Geographical area in various Arthurian works · 41
Logres → According, Anglo-Saxons, Arthur, Brittonic, Brutus, Camelot, Chrétien, Cornwall, England, Eschenbach, French, Gawain, Geoffrey, German, Grail, Historia, Historia Regum Britanniae, In, In Arthurian, It
related to Use in modern fiction · 8
Logres → Britain, Charles Williams' Taliessin Through, Fate/Grand Order's, Lewis's That Hideous Strength, Lord Logres, Susan Cooper's Over Sea, The, Under Stone
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Logres → King Arthur
Genre · 1
Logres → Arthurian legend
Type · 1
Logres → Realm and/or city
is a · 1
Logres → personal domain of Gawain
related to External links · 1
Logres → Encyclopædia Arthuriana

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england arthurian name works also area king realm britain loegria modern geographical city matter used placed south eastern chrétien de

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LogresCharacterKing Arthur1.00infobox
LogresGenreArthurian legend1.00infobox
LogresTypeRealm and/or city1.00infobox
Logresis apersonal domain of Gawain0.90text
Chrétien de Troyesinstance ofArthurian writers0.80text
Wolfram von Eschenbach have differed in their interpretations of thisinstance ofArthurian writers0.80text
Logresrelated to External linksEncyclopædia Arthuriana0.60section
Logresrelated to Geographical area in various Arthurian worksIn Arthurian0.60section
Logresrelated to Geographical area in various Arthurian worksBrittonic0.60section
Logresrelated to Geographical area in various Arthurian worksEngland0.60section
Logresrelated to Geographical area in various Arthurian worksAnglo-Saxons0.60section
Logresrelated to Geographical area in various Arthurian worksAccording0.60section

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