King Arthur - Legends of Saxon Conquest & Medieval Chivalry

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OCR: Kay Kay le Seneschal, Cai, Cei, Keu, Kes. Portoit d'azur au deux clefs 88 d'argent. H e was first mentioned in the ancient Celtic legend (Culwch and Olwen). He was steward to the King, and was a cowan He was disliked by everyone for the way he spoke. The son of Ect and foster brother to Arthur, he had a stammer that was caused by Arthur knocking him when he was being breast fed. Granted lands in Anjou and Angers, he was mortally wounded in battle and buried at Chinon, France. According to Wace, Chinon gets its name from Kay.