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==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | According to an account told by [[Shahrizad]], in the year [[Timeline#Before 994|500]], King [[Pelles]] (the then ruler of Carbonek) and [[Merlin]] met with the Irish prince [[Fergus]] at Carbonek and persuaded him to lend them the [[Stone of Destiny]], so that they could use it to set up the Sword in the Stone test for the young [[King Arthur Pendragon|Arthur Pendragon]]. ''([[Rock and Roll|"Rock & Roll"]])'' | ||
| − | + | The castle was summoned by the [[Peredur fab Ragnal|Player King]] in 971 to the [[Archmage's Cave|Wyvern's Cave]] after he and the [[Fleur|Player Queen]] retrieved [[Excalibur]] from the [[Wyvern (Dragon)|dragon's]] hoard. ''([[The Pledge|"The Pledge"]])'' | |
| − | In November | + | In November [[Timeline#1996|1996]], [[Fleur|Blanchefleur]] brought what she believed to be the [[Stone of Destiny]] to Carbonek where she presented it to [[Peredur fab Ragnal]] and [[Duval]]. ''([[Rock of Ages|"Rock of Ages"]])'' |
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
| − | Carbonek travels about across the face of the Earth, and has no definite point on the map. Blanchefleur lives there as its Queen | + | Carbonek travels about across the face of the [[Earth]], and has no definite point on the map. {{CIT|The [[Fisher King]] has limited control on where the castle travels.}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=1334] {{CIT|Time passes differently at Carbonek, but not in a manner similar to [[Avalon]].}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=843][http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=1386] Blanchefleur lives there as its Queen {{CIT|– at least until she joins [[King Arthur Pendragon|King Arthur]] and Sir [[Griff]] on their adventures –}} and Peredur and Duval spend much time there as well. [http://s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=1227] |
==Real World Background== | ==Real World Background== | ||
Carbonek (also known as Corbenic) appears in the medieval Grail romances as the castle of the Holy Grail, and home of the Fisher King. It was extremely difficult to find in the legends, and only a knight pure enough to achieve the Grail could usually gain entrance. | Carbonek (also known as Corbenic) appears in the medieval Grail romances as the castle of the Holy Grail, and home of the Fisher King. It was extremely difficult to find in the legends, and only a knight pure enough to achieve the Grail could usually gain entrance. | ||
| − | ==See | + | ==See Also== |
*{{wikipedia|Corbenic}} | *{{wikipedia|Corbenic}} | ||
[[Category:Canon places]] | [[Category:Canon places]] | ||
[[Category:Real world places]] | [[Category:Real world places]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:31, 15 May 2024
Castle Carbonek is the castle in which the Holy Grail is kept.
History
According to an account told by Shahrizad, in the year 500, King Pelles (the then ruler of Carbonek) and Merlin met with the Irish prince Fergus at Carbonek and persuaded him to lend them the Stone of Destiny, so that they could use it to set up the Sword in the Stone test for the young Arthur Pendragon. ("Rock & Roll")
The castle was summoned by the Player King in 971 to the Wyvern's Cave after he and the Player Queen retrieved Excalibur from the dragon's hoard. ("The Pledge")
In November 1996, Blanchefleur brought what she believed to be the Stone of Destiny to Carbonek where she presented it to Peredur fab Ragnal and Duval. ("Rock of Ages")
Characteristics
Carbonek travels about across the face of the Earth, and has no definite point on the map. The Fisher King has limited control on where the castle travels. [1] Time passes differently at Carbonek, but not in a manner similar to Avalon. [2][3] Blanchefleur lives there as its Queen – at least until she joins King Arthur and Sir Griff on their adventures – and Peredur and Duval spend much time there as well. [4]
Real World Background
Carbonek (also known as Corbenic) appears in the medieval Grail romances as the castle of the Holy Grail, and home of the Fisher King. It was extremely difficult to find in the legends, and only a knight pure enough to achieve the Grail could usually gain entrance.
See Also
- Castle Carbonek at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
