So what is the truth behind King Arthur /his/?
Did Cumalot really exist?
If anything, he would be a warlord in Post-Roman Britain. I think "Camelot" was an invention by later writers.
>>567410
>Did Cumalot really exist?
Every time I visit /aco/
>>567410
Given that most of his stories mirror religious myth very closely, no.
bumping with some realistic king arthur paintings
Here's a statue of him. I think this is from the same period when he lived.
What I wonder is, why do people tolerate all of this obvious fabrication, but when they add in a Black Lancelot everybody gets upset.
>>567456
>the character who makes the king into a cuckold is black
We'd never hear the end of it from /pol/.
>>567465
>don't use irony or I'll be upset
>>567485
So you actually know the time period Arthur is purported to be from, but suggest that there's "truth" behind the myth.
Fuck off troll.
>>567456
Cultural appropriation.