One source, and only one source, lists the queen of this place as  Argante.
One source, and only one source, lists the queen of this place as  Argante. Geofferey of Monmouth described how this place was ruled by  nine women, and that "all things" sprout from its ground. He then goes  on to describe that this place is actually the realm of Morgan. A notable  medieval hoax in which a pair of bodies buried underneath (*)  Glastonbury Abbey were said to be figures that went to this place. It is also the  place where King Arthur goes after he is wounded by Mordred. For 10 points,  name this otherworldly island from Arthurian legend that titles a novel by  Marion Bradley, who wrote about its mists.
One source, and only one source, lists the queen of this place as  Argante.
Avalon