Sir Brune fights Lord Brian (who had come to kill him as he had heard Brune was wounded) on the battlements.
Arthurian legend refers to the vast body of medieval story that focuses on King Arthur of Britain. The first references to him, as early as c. 600, indicate that he was historically a British leader in the Anglo-Saxon invasion, Geoffrey of Monmouth in 1137 names him the head of a magnificent court and master of Europe. This illustration, dating to Arthurian legend refers to the vast body of medieval story that focuses on King Arthur of Britain. The first references to him, as early as c. 600, indicate that he was historically a British leader in the Anglo-Saxon invasion, Geoffrey of Monmouth in 1137 names him the head of a magnificent court and master of Europe. This illustration, dating to 1916, shows Sir Brune fighting Lord Brian (who had come to kill him as he had heard Brune was wounded) on the battlements, with Brian trying to push Brune to the edge. Brune managed to reverse his position and Brian was soon at the edge and then pushed over to the courtyard below.
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