Malion

Malion is a character from the epic poem "Parzival," written by Wolfram von Eschenbach in the 13th century. He is a knight of the Holy Grail, known for his wisdom, courage, and chivalry. Malion is introduced as a wise and experienced knight who serves as a mentor to the young Parzival. He is often depicted as a symbol of wisdom and virtue, guiding Parzival through his quest for the Holy Grail. Malion's character is central to the poem's exploration of themes such as faith, chivalry, and the search for spiritual enlightenment. His interactions with Parzival and other characters provide valuable insights into the medieval worldview and the ideals of chivalry. Despite his advanced age, Malion remains a formidable and respected figure, embodying the virtues of a true knight. His legacy continues to influence literature and the understanding of chivalric ideals in the medieval period.