num_pages: 1527
description: King Mark who found himself obliged to confess the truth of the charge against him or to clear himself by combat with his accusers preferred the former and King Arthur as his crime had not been perpetrated remitted the penalty only enjoining upon him under pain of his signal displeasure to lay aside all thoughts of vengeance against his nephew. In the presence of the king and his court all parties were formally reconciled; Mark and his queen departed for their home and Tristram remained at Arthur's court. 
language: None
title: The History of Chivalry
publisher: None