Charlemagne

Swords serve as weapons, marks of kingship, and objects of prophecy.

A sacred sword of the Grail tradition, destined for the greatest knight.

In La Tavola Ritonda, the Sword with the Strange Hangings survives the fall of Camelot, hanging before Galahad's statue until Charlemagne claims it and renames it Gioisa.

A sword hanging on the statue of Amoroldo, taken by one of Charlemagne's noblemen, who named it Fulberta.

Cortaine, also called Cortana, is Tristan's legendary sword, later shortened by Charlemagne when he found it too heavy to wield.

A sword remembered not for battle, but for legacy — a relic of Sir Lancelot’s fame, discovered hanging from his statue when the Arthurian age had already passed into legend.