Laudine

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Laudine is a noble lady from Arthurian legend, best known as the Lady of the Fountain in Chrétien de Troyes’ romance "Yvain, the Knight of the Lion."

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Laudine canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arthurian character
fictional character
noblewoman
appearsIn Yvain ou le Chevalier au Lion
Yvain, the Knight of the Lion
appearsInGenre Arthurian romance
appearsInLiteraryCycle Matter of Britain
associatedWith Arthurian court of King Arthur
linked to: King Arthur's court

enchanted forest
magic storm‑summoning fountain
characterTrait capable of strong emotion
honorable
proud
createdBy Chrétien de Troyes
employerOf Lunete
fictionalUniverse Arthurian legend
firstAppearance Yvain, the Knight of the Lion
firstAppearanceAuthor Chrétien de Troyes
gender female
languageOfOrigin Old French literature
laterAdaptations Middle High German Yvain adaptations
various medieval Arthurian romances
literaryPeriod 12th century
marriageArrangedBy Lunete
medium literature
nameVariant Dame de la Fontaine
Lady of the Fountain
narrativeFunction love interest of Yvain
sovereign lady whose favor validates the knight
nationalTradition French Arthurian tradition
notableFor grief for Esclados the Red
marriage to Yvain
reconciliation with Yvain
residesAt Fountain of Barenton
castle by the magic fountain
role Lady of the Fountain
castellan of the fountain’s domain
servedBy Lunete
setting Arthurian Britain
spouse Yvain
spouseOf Yvain
themeAssociated courtly love
forgiveness
marital fidelity
widowOf Esclados the Red
workTypeContext chivalric romance

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Sir Yvain spouse Laudine
Yvain spouse Laudine
Ywaine spouse Laudine