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King Arthur was a mythical king of England. According to the myth, he was taken from his father (King Uther Pendragon) when he was a baby, by Merlin a wizard who lives life in reverse (don't ask, it's complicated). Merlin brings Arthur to the estate of a noble to be raised thinking that the noble is his father.  

King Arthur was a mythical king of England. According to the myth, he was taken from his father (King Uther Pendragon) when he was a baby, by Merlin a wizard who lives life in reverse (don't ask, it's complicated). Merlin brings Arthur to the estate of a noble to be raised thinking that the noble is his father.  

When Arthur gets older, he becomes a page for the noble's son, sir Kay. During this time Uther Pendragon becomes ill and soon dies. So Merlin says that they should have a grand tournament, and afterwards he will announce the next king. At the tournament Kay breaks his sword, so he sends Arthur to find him another. In his haste Arthur grabs a sword that is sticking out of a stone in the town square. As it turns out, Merlin had laid a spell on the stone that said that whoever could pull the sword out of the stone would be the next king, so Arthur was made king. During his mythical reign, Arthur united all of England, and form a league of knights called the Knights of the Round Table. When they gathered together, they all sat at a round table so no seat was better than another.

When Arthur gets older, he becomes a page for the noble's son, sir Kay. During this time Uther Pendragon becomes ill and soon dies. So Merlin says that they should have a grand tournament, and afterwards he will announce the next king. At the tournament Kay breaks his sword, so he sends Arthur to find him another. In his haste Arthur grabs a sword that is sticking out of a stone in the town square. As it turns out, Merlin had laid a spell on the stone that said that whoever could pull the sword out of the stone would be the next king, so Arthur was made king. During his mythical reign, Arthur united all of England, and form a league of knights called the Knights of the Round Table. When they gathered together, they all sat at a round table so no seat was better than another.