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Jaufre
aka 'Griflet' (See Griflet). Husband of 'The Fair Brunnisend'. Included in the writings of 'Malory' (See Malory).
Jesus Christ
According to the Christian belief, Jesus visited Britain, perhaps Cornwall, England, as a young boy with 'Joseph of Arimathea' (See Joseph of Arimathea).
Following the Crucifixion it is believed that Joseph travelled to 'Glastonbury' (See Glastonbury) carrying with him the sacred relics of Christ's crucifixion which has since been known to be a place of pilgrimage and perhaps the location of 'The Holy Grail' (See Grail).
Joseph of Arimathea
Father of 'Josephus' (See Josephus) according to Arthurian legend as told in the 'Grand Saint Greal'. He is reported to have taken he body of Jesus Christ to his tomb, which as a member of the Sanhedrin was a risk. Said to have been imprisoned for twelve years because of his action, and this is when the first mention of The Christian Grail occurs, as Joseph said that the only reason he was alive after the imprisonment was because of the Holy Grail.
According to legend, he is believed to have been the first 'Guardian of The Grail' (See Grail King) and 'The Chalice' (See Grail) and the sacred relics of the Crucifixion. Believed to have travelled to Glastonbury following his release with these relics and to have established a Christian community here together with the erection of the first Christian church in Glastonbury, often referred to as the 'Old Wattle Church' (See Glastonbury). Reputed to have planted his staff on 'Wearyall Hill' (See Glastonbury) which transformed into a 'Thorn Tree', later known as the 'Glastonbury Thorn' (See Glastonbury), the original is alleged to have been removed during the English Civil War.
'Robert de Borron'(See Robert de Borron), 'Map' (See Map) and 'Malory' (See Malory) have been identified as being the leading romance writers who developed the importance and role of Joseph in Arthurian legend.
Josephus
As told in Arthurian legend, Josephus was the son of 'Joseph of Arimathea' (See Joseph of Arimathea, and Glastonbury : Religion) according to the 'Grand Saint Greal'. He was persecuted by 'Agretes' (See Agretes).
Jovelin of Arundel
'Duke of Aundel'. Father of 'Iseult of Brittany' (See Iseult of Brittany), husband of 'Hoel of Brittany'.
Joyous Gard
aka 'Joyeuse Garde', 'Garde-Joyeuse'. Believed to be the castle of 'Lancelot' (See Lancelot) and where, on his death, he was interred. Believed by some to be located in either Berwick-on-Tweed or Alnwick, Northumberland, Scotland.
In some legends it is said the 'Arthur' (See Arthur) actually presents Lancelot with the present of the castle in thanks for his Knight defending 'Queen Guinevere's' (See Guinevere) honour in a feud with 'Mador de la Porte' (See Mador).
Juliot
Daughter of 'Brychan, King of Powys', of the early Celtic Church (See Mystical-WWW Mystical Time : Dates, 6 April for more information on Brychan). She is known to have been associated with 'Tintagel' (See Tintagel). (See Mystical-WWW : Dates, 16 June for more information on Juliot).
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