Entity: AVALON
Avalon is a legendary island paradise in Arthurian lore, where heroes like King Arthur are said to be carried after death. In modern contexts, the name Avalon is associated with uniqueness and greatness.
AVALON
Etymology
The term 'Avalon' originates from ancient stories and legends, particularly in Arthurian lore, where it is depicted as a paradise island.
Definition
Avalon is a mythical island paradise in Arthurian legend where heroes are taken after death, symbolizing a place of eternal peace and beauty.
Historical Context
Throughout history, Avalon has been portrayed as a mystical place of rest and rejuvenation, often associated with King Arthur and other legendary figures.
Cultural Significance
Avalon holds cultural significance as a symbol of paradise and a destination for heroes in various literary works, movies, and art forms.
Related Concepts
In modern contexts, the name 'Avalon' is associated with uniqueness and greatness, reflecting qualities of rarity and magnificence.
See Also
- [King Arthur](link to King Arthur entry)
- [Arthurian Legend](link to Arthurian Legend entry)
A mythical island paradise in Arthurian legend where heroes are taken after death, symbolizing a place of eternal peace and beauty.