Unlocking the Mystery of Excalibur: King Arthur's Sword and Its Enchanted Origins
According to legend, King Arthur was the only one who could pull the sword from the stone. This feat proved that he was the rightful King of England. But was there really a sword in a stone, and did Arthur pull it out? The Sword of Excalibur The sword Excalibur is perhaps the most famous of all King Arthur's weapons. The sword was said to be a gift from the Lady of the Lake, and it was said to be enchanted, giving Arthur invincibility in battle. The origins of the name Excalibur are not clear. Some believe that it comes from the Welsh word "Caledfwlch", which means "hard lightning". Others believe that it comes from the Latin "ex calce liberatus", which means "freed from the stone". If you're a cosplay enthusiast looking for the perfect prop to complete your King Arthur or fantasy-inspired costume, SwordSwords offers a wide range of fantasy swords , movie swords, and replica swords online. From Excalibur replicas to swords inspired by p...