Lanval is a character in Arthurian legend, specifically in the French medieval romance "Lanval" by Marie de France. He is a knight of the Round Table and is known for his exceptional beauty and skill in combat. Lanval is portrayed as a noble and honorable knight who is favored by King Arthur and Queen Guinevere.
One of the central themes of the story is Lanval's love for a fairy maiden named Lady Tryamour. Despite being married to Queen Guinevere, Lanval is unable to resist Lady Tryamour's allure and they engage in a secret and passionate affair. However, their relationship is discovered by Queen Guinevere, leading to Lanval being accused of treason and banished from Camelot.
Lanval goes on to face many trials and challenges, but ultimately he is vindicated and reunited with Lady Tryamour. The story of Lanval highlights themes of love, loyalty, and the consequences of betraying one's obligations and commitments.
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