Pendragon
/pɛnˈdraɡ(ə)n
/noun
A title given to an ancient British or Welsh prince holding or claiming supreme power.Before Arthur died, he had, for the most part, buried the flag of the Pendragon, the flag of Avalon, beneath a Christian banner....
- When King Luther Pendragon heard news that his queen had given birth to a healthy son his thoughts leapt forward to a mighty kingdom under the red banner of the Pendragon.
- In later tales of Arthur he is often given the surname Pendragon, which means ‘Dragon Chief’.
Origin
Welsh, literally 'chief war-leader', from pen 'head' + dragon 'standard'.
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