Léodagans
Léodagans is a fictional character appearing in Arthurian legend. He is primarily known as the king of Carmelide and the father of Queen Guinevere, Arthur's wife. Léodagans is depicted as a loyal and supportive vassal of King Arthur, often playing a significant role in the early narratives of Arthur's reign. His kingdom, Carmelide, is typically portrayed as a prosperous and respected realm.
In many versions of the legend, Léodagans is instrumental in arranging the marriage between Arthur and Guinevere.