King Arthur's Round Table at Winchester Castle - Winchester, Hampshire, England<br><p><b>"The Rounde Table at Wynchestere beganne, and ther it ende, and ther it hangeth yet"</b> - John Hardyng, <i>Chronicle of England</i> (1463)<br></p><p>The round table at Winchester is believed to have been created during the time of King Edward I, for a tournament to celebrate the betrothal of one of his daughters.<br><br></p><p>The inscription around the centre of the Table and the names of the knights around the margin are as follow:<br><br><b>This is the rownde table of kyng Arthur w xxiiii of his namyde knyattes.</b>
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S galahallt [Sir Galahad]<br>
S launcelot deulake [Sir Lancelot]<br>
S gauen [Sir Gawaine]<br>
S pcyvale [Sir Percival]<br>
S Iyonell [Sir Lionel]<br>
S trystram delyens [Sir Tristan]<br>
S garethe [Sir Gareth]<br>
S bedwere [Sir Bedivere]<br>
S blubrys [Sir Blioberis]<br>
S lacotemale tayle [Sir La cotemal tail]<br>
S lucane [Sir Lucan]<br>
S plomyd [Sir Palamedes]<br>
S lamorak [Sir Lamorak]<br>
S born de ganys [Sir Bors]<br>
S safer [Sir Saphar]<br>
S pelleus [Sir Pellinore]<br>
S kay [Sir Kay<br>
S Ectorde marys [Sir Ector]<br>
S dagonet [Sir Dagonet]<br>
S degore [Sir Degore]<br>
S brumear [Sir Brunar]<br>
S lybyus dyscovy [Sir Guinglain]<br>
S alynore [Sir Alymore]<br></p>
S mordrede [Sir Modred]
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