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King Arthur’s
Marriage to Guinevere
The
Massacre of Amesbury
Amesbury,
An
alleged massacre of Celtic Nobility by the Saxons
at a
“Peace” conference
There is some doubt among historians that this
massacre of Celtic Nobility by the Saxons ever took place.
In a story taken from the History of the Britons,
Geoffrey of Monmouth described a summit meeting and peace conference between
Vortigern the Celtic King and Hengist the Saxon King attended by the chieftains
on both sides. During the conference the Saxons are said to have killed most of
Celts who were there.
The story may be an exaggerated version of a less
dramatic but very unpleasant incident built up by Celtic propaganda over the
years. It is quite possible that at a tense meeting such as this, negotiations
may have broken down at some stage with swords being drawn resulting in some
injuries or deaths.
Geoffrey of Monmouth, as a Norman had a political
interest in presenting the Saxons in poor light.
Geoffrey locates the conference at "the Cloister
of Ambrius," near Salisbury.
Malory related a separate incident where
Guinevere, after Arthur fell at Camlann and was taken
to Avalon, retired to a nunnery at "Almesbury."
At Amesbury, on the River Avon east of Salisbury, stands
a Norman abbey church built on the site of a much earlier church or monastery.
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