Kabbaranturs
See Carbare-Cotins, King of Cornaille.

Kadin
See Kanahins below.

Kahedin
Knight. [More]

Kainus Le Strange
Knight of the Round Table. [More]

Kanahins, Canains, Kadin
When Lancelot was preparing to depart from Britain in exile, he sent the squire Kanahins to Camelot with his shield so that it could be hung in St. Stephens cathedral.

Karados, King of Estrangor
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Karadus the Short-Armed
One of Arthur's knights. [More]

Kay
Arthur's foster-brother. [More]

Kay de Stranges
See Kainus le Strange.

Kay of Estraus
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Kay the Stranger
See Kainus le Strange.

Kehydius
Knight. [More]

Kentigern, Saint
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Kerrin, King of Rïel
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Kex
Standard version of Kay used in the Vulgate.

Kilhugh or Culhwch
A cousin of Arthur who was under an obligation to marry Olwen. Olwen's father, the giant Ysbaddaden (or Thornogre Thistlehair), would only grant her hand if Kilhugh could complete a set of impossible tasks.

King of the Hundred Knights
See Hundred Knights, King of the.

Kirtle of the Giant of Saint Michael's Mount, Brittany
See Coat, or Kirtle of the Giant of Saint Michael's Mount, Brittany [Category: Things].

Klamid
King and rejected porposer in the tales around Parsifal. See Kondviramur.

Klingsor
Wizard. [More]

Knight with the Two Swords
See Balin le Savage.

Kondviramur
According to Wolfram von Eschenbach she was Parsifal's wife. [More]

Kundrie
A woman in the tale of Parsifal who knew about the magic arts.

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