The Arthur legend has been mostly legend for 1500 years. Geoffrey of Monmouth was somewhat successful in translating some of the old manuscripts.
Modern times offer higher educated doctorates to interpret the manuscripts.
The Ancient Knights Templar has excellent records on the genealogy of Arthur, Lancelot, Galahad and Perceval. These new interpretations open the gates to a complete new theory that the great knights and kings spoken about in the Legend of Arthur are really Scots. In 1952, Mr. R L Graeme Ritchie found and identified Caerlaverock Castle on the north shore of the Solway Firth, near the modern Day City of Carlisle. Caerlaverock is the legendary birthplace of Arthur Pendragon. Pendragon, a Roman Commander stationed at Hadrian's Wall.