Excalibur is the accepted name in the King's legendary Arturo sword, to which extraordinary different properties have been attributed throughout the numerous versions of the myth and the subsequent histories.
Originally it received other names: Caliburn, in the writings of Geoffrey of Monmouth; and Caledfwlch, in Welsh old narrations as Culhwch and Olwen. This last one is a word that derives of the gaélico old "caladbolg" that would mean sparkling" "sword.
Starting from the narrations of fiction based on the King's mythical character Arturo, the sword Excalibur has associate diverse histories.

 

 

GET THE EXCALIBUR

 

Diverse histories exist how Arturo possessor of the mythical sword is made. Geoffrey of Monmouth only says that the same one was forged in Avalon, without giving more details.
In The Cycle of Vulgata, it is counted that Arturo receives the sword of a called nymph the Lady of the Lake, while it has arrived until our days another history, more diffused but that according to the first writings it was not the original one, where it is counted that Arturo obtains Excalibur when extracting it of a stone, and that the sword was forged by Merlin. In summary excalibur is the sword but powerful never finds existed

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THE DISAPPEARANCE OF EXCALIBUR

 

 

The accepted story is Arturo, moribund, orders one of his knights throws his sword to a charmed pond. This first knight disobeys, although then he accepts the order, Girflet, Bedivere, Lanzarote or Perceval, is called according to the story.
When the knight throws the sword to the pond, a hand arises of the water surface, she takes the sword and then it disappears in the depths

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