Then, she gave birth to a baby and called the baby directly to an "old beggar" (the incarnation of Merlin).
I thought about it, and it was ambiguous.
Think of it this way.
The king married a second wife, a premature queen. After the baby was born, the king asked the guards to give the newborn baby to the beggar outside the palace.
Normal people, like me, can only think that there is something wrong with the baby's pedigree. But the king was kind and only gave the child to the old beggar outside, without strangulation on the spot.
Anyway, this matter can only be seen here with my limited wisdom. Maybe I thought I was on the fifth floor, but I might be in the basement. After all, I'm not lunch meat. Oh, I'm not a wizard.
Merlin, as an old single dog, has no ability to support a prince, and he still appears as a beggar, so he is not so rich economically.
So, he gave the child to Sir Hector. Eckert invited the priest to baptize the child and named him arthur pendragon (Arthur didn't know he was Panlong at that time). )
Does this Arthur give people a familiar feeling?
Is this a popular routine in Yunian Qing the other day?
The illegitimate child of the Qing emperor was sent to his confidant as soon as he was born. Then named Fan Xian, and then mixed with Qingguoding.
Without delay, let's go back to Arthur's story.
Two years after Arthur was born, Uther was dying.
Why can't the king be in his prime?
Sure enough, there is no arable land, only dead-tired cows. Impossible, I can't think of a more reasonable explanation.
As the saying goes, "After the rain clears up," Wu Seer's health has gone from bad to worse, and his kingdom has been tottering.
When Golois was killed, Wu Seer was still in his prime. In just two years, the kingdom is in danger? Is this also the reason why "from then on, the emperor gave up his early hearing"? I can only say that it is puzzling.
At Merlin's suggestion, Wu Seer dragged his seriously ill body forward.
Finally defeated the strong enemy.
However, his condition deteriorated. How much does it weigh? I was speechless for three days and nights.
At this time, Merlin stood up again and told the top of the kingdom that he could make Wu Seer talk. He asked the ministers to come to see the king the next day.
The next day, the king summoned the ministers.
Merlin asked the king, "Do you want your son to inherit everything from you and become the king of England?"
Wu Seer replied: "May God bless him and let him get the throne aboveboard without relying on my protection."
Wu Seer said these words and went to heaven.
But Arthur's answer is the same word: ambiguous!
In my limited knowledge, I only feel that the classical last words are similar to Uther's.
You can directly designate an heir, but you just don't say it, which gives people infinite reverie.
Classical this is a triad gang. It doesn't matter who has the final say. However, it is outrageous that your kingdom did not choose an heir. I don't understand.
After Wu Seer's death, the kingdom fell into a long period of chaos.
(Probably at least ten years. Arthur was less than three years old when Uther died. So until the end of this article, Arthur will be 15 to 20 years old. More than ten years is enough time for Zhu Yuanzhang to unify China, but I'm afraid that small place in Britain will not be unified in three to five years. )
The chaos in the kingdom lasted for more than ten years.
Our exorcist Merlin finally strikes again.
He found the Archbishop of Canterbury (this is a title, not a specific name, Archbishop of Canterbury) and proposed that on Christmas Day, all the nobles of the kingdom should be called together to let God choose the king of Great Britain.
The Archbishop took Merlin's advice and gathered the nobles of Great Britain in the largest church in London.
All the nobles are eager to try. After all, the temptation to be king is still great.
When all the nobles finished praying in the cathedral, they suddenly found a huge square stone similar to marble in the center of the church courtyard. There is an anvil on the stone with a long face in it. The sword is engraved with the inscription: "The one who draws this sword is the king of England". This is the legendary sword in the stone.
All the nobles present tried, but no one could draw a sword.
The bishop said that the chosen son has not appeared yet, so be patient.
So everyone decided to hold a national championship, hoping that the selected son would appear.
Arthur was ineligible for the tournament.
But Sir eckert's son, Arthur's younger brother Kay, will take part in the competition. Arthur, as his brother's servant, followed Kay to the cathedral.
However, as a player about to take part in the championship, Kay didn't bring a sword. What's the difference between this and soldiers going to war without guns! )
Then he asked Arthur to get his sword.
At this time, the church door closed, Arthur turned around and saw the sword in the stone, so he pulled it out and gave it to Kay.
When Kay saw the sword, she knew it was the sword in the stone.
So he gave the sword to Sir eckert.
Sir eckert knew the whole story and put the sword back in the stone. Then neither eckert nor Kay could draw their swords.
Eckert told Arthur about his life.
Tell Arthur that he is God's chosen son and the king of England.
Eckert went to see the archbishop and told him everything.
The archbishop decided to hold a sword drawing ceremony on Pentecost ten days later.
On Pentecost, many nobles did not draw their swords.
Our chosen son, King Arthur, pulled out the legendary sword on a stone in front of everyone.
So Arthur ascended the throne in the cheers of everyone.
Well, the whole process is still the same word: ambiguity.
I think merlin is up to something in there.
This set of hype in the west takes more than ten years, which I think is true.
You can do a lot of things in more than ten years.
Anyway, the new king of Great Britain has been crowned.
What kind of test will our young king face?
Listen to the next decomposition.