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There are hundreds of characters in the Arthurian Legends, many of whom have different spelling variations or have been renamed in different tales. This article is a list of characters who appear in the legends.

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A[]

Aalardin[]

Aamanz[]

Aanzim[]

Aaron[]

Abadan[]

Aban[]

Abastunagio[]

Abbe[]

Abbot of Glastonbury[]

Abeesse[]

Abelleus[]

Abessa[]

Abilan of Estrangot[]

Abilas[]

Abinors[]

Abiron[]

Ablamor of the Marsh[]

Abrioris[]

Abudar[]

Acadoes[]

Acanor[]

Acantan the Agile[]

Acarive[]

Accalon[]

Acecledor[]

Achadens[]

Acheflour[]

Achen[]

Achilles[]

Achillies the Blond[]

Aclamet[]

Acorant the Agile[]

Acorde the Insolent[]

Acoriondes[]

Acostant[]

Acquillans of the Green Mountain[]

Acquitain[]

Acrasia[]

Acricor the Handsome[]

Acubert[]

Adalon[]

Adam[]

Adam the Fair[]

Adameins[]

Adan[]

Adaon ab Taliesin[]

Adar Llwch Gwin[]

Adar Rhiannon[]

Addanz[]

Ade[]

  • ?

Adeluf III[]

Adimor[]

Adnain[]

Adolange[]

Adoras of the Island of the Door[]

Adragain the Brown[]

Adrastus[]

Adrian[]

Adtherpe[]

Aedan mac Gabrain[]

  • Male character, Irish historical figure?

Aedd the Great[]

Aegidius[]

Aelens[]

Ælle[]

  • Also known as: Aelle of Sussex

Aeneas[]

  • Appearances: Historia Regum Britanniae
  • Aeneas was a mythical hero of Troy and Rome, son of the goddess Aphrodite. Aeneas was a member of the royal line at Troy and played a prominent part in defending his city during the Trojan War. Aeneas became the leader of the Trojan survivors after Troy was taken by the Greeks and later went on to found the city that would eventually become Rome. His is an ancestor of Brutus the legendary founder of Britain.

Aesc of Kent[]

Aesculapius[]

Æthelberht of Kent[]

Æthelfrith of Bernicia[]

Aethlem[]

Aëtius[]

Afaon[]

Affibla Delet[]

Affinamus of Amantisin[]

Affinamus of Clitiers[]

Affraudis[]

?

Agad[]

Agalone[]

Agalus[]

Agamanor[]

Agano[]

Aganor[]

Agar[]

?

Agariz[]

Agen[]

?

Agia[]

Agion[]

Aglant[]

Agleot[]

Aglinda[]

Agloas[]

Aglons of the Valley[]

Aglovale[]

  • Also known as: Aglovade de Galis

Agnena[]

Agostes[]

Agoyer the Cruel[]

Agravadain of the Vales of Galore[]

Agravadain the Black[]

Agravain[]

Agraveil[]

Agregam[]

Agresizia[]

Agrestes[]

Agricol the Well-Spoken[]

Aharer[]

Aikan[]

Akarins[]

Alaaz[]

Alain le Gros (Alain the Large)[]

Alain the White[]

Alamis of Satarchjonte[]

Aldroen[]

Alphasan[]

Ambrius (founder)[]

Ambrosius Aurelianus[]

Amhren[]

Aminaduc[]

Amlawdd[]

Amphibalus[]

Anguish of Ireland[]

Angusel[]

Anna[]

Aquileia[]

Arawn[]

Archimedes[]

Arthur[]

Arthur Eld[]

Atson[]

Aurelius Conanus[]

Avarlan[]

B[]

Bagdemagus[]

Balan[]

Balin[]

Ban, King of Benwick[]

Beacurs[]

Bedwyr[]

Benli[]

Black Knight (Arthurian legend)[]

Blaes[]

Blaise[]

Blamore de Ganis[]

Bleoberis de Ganis[]

Bors[]

Bors the Elder[]

Brandegoris[]

Breunor[]

Breuse Saunce Pite'[]

Brian of the Isles[]

Britu[]

Brutus[]

C[]

Cadal[]

Cadell Ddyrnllwg[]

Cadfan ap Iago[]

Cadog (saint)[]

Cador[]

Cadwaladr[]

Cadwallon ap Cadfan[]

Cahu[]

Calogrenant[]

Camille[]

Caradoc[]

Catigern[]

Celidoine[]

Cerdic of Wessex[]

Chaleins, Duke of Clarence[]

Charlemagne[]

Cheldric[]

Cherdic[]

Cilydd[]

Clarion, King of Northumberland[]

Claudas[]

Clement[]

Cligés[]

Clydno Eiddin[]

Constans (King of Britain)[]

Constantine (Briton)[]

Constantine III[]

Corneus[]

Crudel[]

Culhwch[]

Custennin Gorneu[]

Custennin son of Mynwyedig[]

Cynfarch[]

Cynon[]

Cynric of Wessex[]

D[]

Dagonet[]

Damas[]

Daniel von dem blühenden Tal[]

David (King of Israel)[]

Derfel[]

Dinadan[]

Dindrane[]

Dioneta[]

Drudwas[]

Dubricius[]

Duke Ganor[]

Duke of Tintagel’s Daughters[]

Dyonas[]

E[]

Earl of Lambaile[]

Ebissa[]

Ector[]

Eddilig[]

Edern ap Nudd[]

Elaine of Astolat[]

Elaine of Benwick[]

Elaine of Corbenic[]

Elaine of Garlot[]

Eldadus[]

Eldol[]

Eliwlod[]

Elyab[]

Elyan the White[]

Eosa[]

Enygeus[]

Erdudfyl[]

Erec[]

Eustace[]

Evaine, Queen of Gaunnes[]

F[]

False Guinevere[]

Faustus[]

Febus (King of Gaul)[]

Febus (son of Galehot)[]

  • This Febus was son to Galehot the Brown by the widow of Diocenar and at one time Lord of the Dangerous Passage. Febus, according to Kay, was slain by Tallwch (Meliadoc).

Feirefiz[]

Fisher King[]

Flegetine[]

Forty-Two Companions[]

Frollo[]

G[]

Gaheriet[]

Gaheris[]

Gaheris (Malory)[]

Galafre[]

Galahad[]

Galahalt[]

Galehaut[]

Galeschin[]

Galescalain[]

Galihodin[]

Galleron of Galway[]

Garanwyn[]

Garel[]

Gareth[]

Garlon[]

Gawain[]

Gawain the Brown[]

Geraint[]

Germanus[]

Gildas[]

Gingalain[]

Glewlwyd[]

Godo of Cardol[]

Goleuddydd[]

Goon Desert[]

Goreu fab Custennin[]

Gorlois[]

Gormant[]

Gornemant[]

Gracia and Graeria[]

Green Knight[]

Griflet[]

Guerrehet[]

Guinevere[]

Guithelin[]

Guoyrancgon[]

Gwalchmei[]

Gwalhafed[]

Gwallog ap Llaennog[]

Gwenbaus[]

Gwenhwyfach[]

Gwladys[]

H[]

Hartmann von Aue[]

Hebron[]

Hector de Maris[]

Hellawes (sorceress)[]

Henec[]

Hengist[]

Hoel[]

I[]

Igraine[]

Ilinot[]

  • Ilinot appears in Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival as an illegitimate son of Arthur. He ran away as a child and was raised by Queen Florie and later fell in love with her. He was banished from her kingdom and died. Queen Florie later died of grief.

Iseult[]

Iseult of the White Hands[]

Ivory[]

J[]

Jesus[]

Jordans[]

Joseph of Arimathea[]

Josephes[]

Josephus[]

Julius Caesar[]

K[]

Kay[]

Keredic[]

King Arthur's family[]

King with the Hundred Knights[]

L[]

Label[]

Lac[]

Lady of the Lake[]

Lament[]

Lamorak[]

Lancelot[]

Lancelot, son of Lionel[]

Lancelot, the Old[]

Lanval[]

Leodegrance[]

Leudon[]

Lionel[]

Lionses[]

Llywarch[]

Lohengrin[]

Loholt[]

Londres (king)[]

Loth[]

Lucan[]

Lucius[]

Lupus[]

Lyanor[]

Lynet[]

Lynette and Lyonesse[]

M[]

Mabon ap Modron[]

Madam Mim[]

Madoc ap Uthyr[]

Mador[]

Maelgwn Gwynedd[]

Maleagant[]

Marche[]

Mark[]

Marrok[]

Matagraon[]

Mazadân[]

Meleon[]

Meliant de Lis[]

Melora[]

Melot[]

Melot de La Roche[]

Menw[]

Merlin[]

Merlina[]

Merry Maiden, the[]

Morcades[]

Mordrain[]

Mordred[]

Morfran[]

Morfydd[]

Morgan le Fay[]

Morholt[]

Moses[]

Mynwyedig[]

N[]

Nascien[]

Nentres, King of Garlot[]

O[]

Oberon[]

Octa, son of Oisc[]

Oisc[]

Owain mab Urien[]

P[]

Palamedes (Arthurian legend)[]

Paskent[]

Pedrog Splintered-Spear[]

Pellam[]

Pelleas[]

Pellinore[]

Petrone[]

Peredur Longspear[]

Persant of Inde[]

Petrus[]

Phariance[]

Prince Claudin[]

R[]

Red Knight[]

Renwein[]

Rience[]

Romain[]

S[]

Sadok[]

Safir[]

Sarrasinte[]

Sagramore[]

Sanddef Angel-face[]

Segwarides[]

Severus of Trier[]

Simeon[]

Sir Ascamore[]

Sir Barant le Apres[]

Sir Bran de Lis[]

Sir Brian of the Isles[]

Sir Crosslem[]

  • ? Sir Crosselm was a Knight of the Round Table who was present at the attempts to cure Sir Urry of his bewitched wound at Carlisle.

Sir Dodinel le Savage[]

Sir Florence[]

Sir Gahalantine[]

Sir Grummore Grummerson[]

  • Sir Grummore is one of the knights featured in Book I (of what?). Like Sir Ector and King Pellinore, he is a bumbling idiot and a very comedic figure—although ultimately a good-hearted knight.

Sir Hebes le Renoumes[]

Sir Kay le Strange[]

Sir Lavaine[]

Sir Lovel[]

Sir Meliot de Logres[]

Sir Menaduke[]

Sir Osanain Braveheart[]

Sir Petipace of Winchelsea[]

Sir Severauce le Breuse[]

Sir Tor[]

Sir Villiars the Valiant[]

Solomon (King of Israel)[]

Sulpicius[]

  • Male character
  • Pope?

T[]

Taliesin[]

Taneu[]

Tervagant[]

Thailais[]

Tholomer[]

  • Appearances: Estoire del Saint Graal
  • Etymology: The name Tholomer likely comes from the Greek name Ptolemy. The Ptolemaic Dynasty ruled Egypt from 305 BC to 30 BC. During this period, all male Pharohs were named Ptolemy.

Titus[]

Tradelmant[]

  • Male character

Tristan[]

Tryffin[]

  • Tryffin or Treffin was father of a son Drudwas and a daughter Erduduyl in Welsh tradition. According to the 17th century Death of Drudwas, Tryffin was son of the King of Denmark.

Turquine[]

U[]

Ugly Brave[]

Ulbawes, E of Sorelais[]

Ulfin[]

Ulfius[]

  • Ulfius is an attendant to King Uther. Ulfius counsels Uther to seek out Merlin. He accompanies Uther in disguise to Tintagel and later negotiates the marriage of Uther and Igraine.
  • After Uther's death, he was named by Arthur as chamberlain and is prominent in his early battles.

Urien[]

Urre[]

Uther[]

V[]

Vespasiano[]

  • Vespasiano was a Roman Emperor. In the Arthurian legend he is the son of Titus and suffers from leprosy. He was cured by Veronica and the Veil of Veronica. The miraculous cure makes his father order the release of Joseph of Arimathea.

Vortigern[]

Vortimer[]

Vortiporius[]

W[]

White Knight[]

Y[]

Ywain[]

Ywain the Bastard[]

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