1. King Arthur Renaissance Legend

2. Quick Info  Arthur had fought in countless battles mostly against the Saxon.  He was the son of Uther Pendragon and Igraine.  Lived with his wife Guinevere in Britain  Was credited He was thought to have lived in the post Roman- Britain era.  with 3 half sisters  He is most famous for pulling the sword from the stone with the sword being called Excalibur.  Arthur had fought in countless battles mostly against the Saxon.  He was the son of Uther Pendragon and Igraine.  Lived with his wife Guinevere in Britain  Was credited He was thought to have lived in the post Roman- Britain era.  with 3 half sisters  He is most famous for pulling the sword from the stone with the sword being called Excalibur.

3. Sir Lancelot  Known as the greatest of Arthur's knights  Rescued the abducted Queen Guinevere from Meleagant  Married to Elaine of Astolat  He is also known for the downfall of Arthur’s history ultimately due for his love for Arthur’s wife Guinevere

4. Famous wars of the Renaissance  The Battle of Bannockburn was an extensive victory in history.  The English Civil War was fought between King Charles. It began 1643 and ended 1649.  The Battle of Falkirk was when King Edwards won the victory over William Wallace.  The First Anglo-Dutch war was fought at sea between England and the republic of the seven united Netherlands. 1652-1654.  The Battle of Bannockburn was an extensive victory in history.  The English Civil War was fought between King Charles. It began 1643 and ended 1649.  The Battle of Falkirk was when King Edwards won the victory over William Wallace.  The First Anglo-Dutch war was fought at sea between England and the republic of the seven united Netherlands. 1652-1654.

5. Weapons  The Partisan was introduced into England in the middle of the 14th Century, and from the 15th to the 17th centuries. It consists of a long double-edged blade.  The Pike was much appreciated among the renaissance weapons. It was one of the simplest weapons and it was long and narrow.  The two-hand sword would be used by the rich and the poor. It was rarely seen after the close of the 16th century.  The Partisan was introduced into England in the middle of the 14th Century, and from the 15th to the 17th centuries. It consists of a long double-edged blade.  The Pike was much appreciated among the renaissance weapons. It was one of the simplest weapons and it was long and narrow.  The two-hand sword would be used by the rich and the poor. It was rarely seen after the close of the 16th century.

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