He journeys to the Middle East and then to the African kingdom of Zassamank, where he finds the noble Queen Belakané (also Belacane) besieged by the King of Scotland. The passages below come from Book I, which follows Gamuret of Anjou as he travels the world seeking adventure. Its quality can be seen in its lasting influence, especially on nineteenth-century writers and composers, most notably Richard Wagner. Wolfram uses the tale story to construct a chivalric, knightly ideal while also providing incisive and witty commentary on contemporary society. 1170-1220) is one of the greatest works of medieval literature. The story centers on Parzival, son of Gamuret (also Gahmuret), who joins the quest for the Holy Grail.
The epic poem Parzival by Wolfram von Eschenbach (ca.
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