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THINGS IN THE ARTHURIAN LEGEND - C
Cadair, Neu car Morgan Mwynfawr
The chair or car of Morgan Mwynfawr. [More]
Caladbolg [Caladcholg]
The magical sword carried by Cú Chulainn. [More]
Caladvwlch
Linguistically linked to Caladbolg, this sword appears in the Mabinogion story of Culhwch and Olwen, where it is a representation of Excalibur.
Caledfwlch
Arthur’s sword in Welsh legend. [More]
Caliburn [Caliburnus]
The name of one of King Arthur's swords, though Geoffrey specifically uses this name to refer to Excalibur.
Caladbolg
See Excalibur.
Caladvwlch
See Excalibur.
Cart
One item, one location and one character. [More]
- Cart - Used for transportation.
- Cart Castle - A castle on the border of Gorre.
- Cart, Dwarf of the - Lancelot got a ride with him.
Carwenham [Carnwennan]
Arthur's dagger, which he used to kill the Black Hag in Culhwch.
Cauldrons
Enchanted objects in several episodes in Welsh legend. [More]
Chastiefol
The name of Arthur's sword in Le Chevalier du Papegau.
Chessboard
One location and two items. [More]
- Chessboard Castle - A fortress visited by Perceval.
- Chessboard - A magical chessboard.
- Chessboard, Floating - Owned by King Wonder.
Circle of Gold
The thorn of crowns worn by Christ was set in gold. [More]
Clarent
A magnificent sword kept by Arthur. [More]
Club of Iron
After killing the Giant of Saint Michael's Mount, Brittany, Arthur kept the giant's iron club as a trophy.
Coats of Arms
A way of recognizing a friend from foe. [More]
Coreuseus ('Fury') [Courechouse, Coureucese]
King Ban's sword. Perhaps it passed down to Lancelot?
Corn Brangaled
A drinking-horn owned by Brangaled and numbered among the Thirteen Treasures of Britain. It was said to be able to provide any drink that its holder desired.
Cortaine ('Shortened') [Cortana]
Tristan’s sword.
Crown of Gold
Found by Sir Melias. [More]
Cuckold's Horn
No man who was a cuckold could drink from this horn withough spilling the beverage. [See under Magic Mantle.]
Curetana
The name of the sword that had been owned by Tristan and that was presented to Ogier by Charlemagne. See Ogier.
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