Urienss

Urienss is a character appearing in Arthurian legend. He is most famously known as the king of Avalon and the husband of Morgan le Fay. Urienss is often depicted as a warrior and a king who participates in the affairs of King Arthur's court. His lineage and the specific details of his reign vary across different tellings of the Arthurian tales.

In some versions, Urienss is portrayed as a formidable ruler with his own kingdom, distinct from Arthur's direct dominion but allied with him. His relationship with Morgan le Fay is a central element of his narrative, often characterized by conflict and betrayal, reflecting Morgan's complex and often antagonistic role in Arthurian mythology. Their son, Owain mab Urien, is also a significant figure in Welsh Arthurian tradition, sometimes appearing as a knight of the Round Table.

Urienss's character serves to populate the world of Arthurian legend and provide a backdrop for the actions of more prominent figures like Arthur, Morgan, and Lancelot. His presence underscores the political and familial entanglements that define the era, contributing to the rich tapestry of the legends. While not always a central protagonist, Urienss remains a recognizable figure within the broader Arthurian canon.