Legendary Histories of England and Geoffrey of Monmouth

Literature is the most decisive way to measure the past: people are at the lowest point, the most magnificent monuments will collapse, but literature preserves the innocent spirit that has always existed since people disappeared. But still, literature may be lost: their homes are burned and plundered, their pages corrupt, their languages ​​change. We only leave some fragments left in the past and they are often the tragic destiny, the only archival work that has been translated and inherited. Therefore, we are responsible for deciphering these in order to clarify our ancestors' ideas.

113 In Federico's introduction, "In Britain, the idea of ​​ancestral links with Troy in London became popular due to the treatment of the legendary history of Jeffrey in Monmouth," he ties the British domestic origin with Troy's lineage It was. Xiii). Bloch's work, including the family composition of Chanson de Roland and Conte du Graal, also has a similar link to the text of Old French. As Kevin Brownlee discovered in Christine de Pizan's Le livre du chemin de long estude, these links provide authority through the genealogy that appeared in the early 15 th century text. And it biologically used her through autobiographical content. It is an Italian race and uses Dante in the text to claim the authority of the language (208)

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The entire field of British ancient cultural artifacts is concentrated in King Arthur and other legendary monarchs. Monmouth Jeffrey recorded the rulership of several rulers in the 1100s in the history of King King. Throughout the 16th century, scholars and poets were discussing the accuracy of Jeffrey's history. British patriots saw Jeffrey's explanation about King Arthur and roundtable proving that the history of ancient Britain is as glorious as Rome. Legal historians use them to support their views that British law is older than Roman law. However, in the 17th century, ancient relics of the ancient generation began to dispute this legal myth and it shows that British law came from European feudal law.

Monmouth Jeffrey wrote in Latin, and his book was read as a medieval history book. But soon these materials were rewritten as French and English poetry. The Norman poet Weiss 's audience includes people living in France and the UK, and his Roman Bluet (1155) is based on Jeffrey' s history. Including the round table itself, he added a lot to the story. As well as some later UK romantic stories such as Arthur and Merlin, these versions are focused on fighting and political tension. In addition to Merlin, they do not have much functionality and usually pay less attention to love. In these versions, Mordred, a traitor who broke Arthur in the Battle of Camlann, is usually his nephew and not his illegal child; after Arthur's death Guinevere may be willing to marry him not.