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Once upon a time there was a brave king named Uther Pendragon 

who lived in a very big, beautiful and breath taking castle, in a far-

away kingdom with his first born son Arthur who was going to grow

up to be a great king one day. However, these were very trouble 

times for the kingdom,so a very wise sorcerer by the name of Merlin 

advised that baby Arthur go to secret place where he will be raised 

under a different identity, and absolutely no one shall know his true 

identity.

After a while, Uther died and as Merlin feared, There were people 

fighting over who should rule the throne, so Merlin took a sword and 

used his magic to set the sword in a stone. Written on a big, grayish, 

blackish stone in bold gold letters were, "Whoso pulleth out this sword 

out this stone is the right wise born king of all England." Of course all 

the contenders for the throne took a turn trying to pull the sword out 

but failed miserable.

So they let Arthur try and to their surprise, it came out of the stone. 

Arthur then used it to fight tournaments, following this he became 

King of England. He gathered knights around him to fight back 

against the Saxons, who were slowly but surely taking over England. 

After many Battles with each other over the years, the Saxons decided 

to leave the battle, because that was the only wise desicion they have. 

Victory for Arthur and his man. Victory. 

Arthur's base was a place called Camelot. Here he build a strong and 

powerful castle, were he met his man around a big, round, brown table,

where the congratulated he other on a job well down with the war and 

everything. They sat there and ate bread and cheese and corn and 

drank wine. It was a good year for them, but they were still Knights and 

they had a kingdom to protect.

At the round table, King Arthur gave them twelve basic rules that all 

the knight around the table must follow. He said that the must never 

lay down arms, They cannot seek after wonders, When they are 

called upon, they must defend the people, Do not injure anyone, Not 

to attack each other, to fight for the safety of one Kingdom/Country, 

to give ones life for ones Kingdom,

To seek nothing but honor, do not break faith for any reason, to 

practice religion most diligently, to welcome anyone into your home 

(hospitality) according to their abilities, whether in honor or disgrace,

 to make a report with the greatest fidelity to truth to those who keep 

the annals. These were called the 'Quest for Holy Grail'.

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