Lambor

1. Lambor
   Lamborc, Lanbor, Lanborc

   A castle about midway between Camelot and the Humber.

   Arthur stopped here with his men for a night on his way from Camelot to Joyous Garde and reached the Humber on the second day, which is a very fast pace, even on horseback.

   
   

2. Lambor
   Labain, Labran, Lambar, Lambart, Lambord, Lambort

   The King of Terre Foraine or Logres, a Grail King descended from Bron. He ruled Corbenic and the Strange Land.

   He inherited the post from his father, King Manuel, and passed it on to his son, King Pellehan. He was a man of great Christian faith. His descendants included Pelles, Elaine, and Galahad.

   Lambor was slain by King Varlan of Wales, who split his head with the forbidden Sword with the Strange Hangings. This was the first Dolorous Stroke, and it created a Waste Land of Wales and the Strange Land.

   John of Glastonbury’s genealogy makes Lambor an ancestor of Arthur through Igerne (Igraine).