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The Nehor wrote:So it's not in the castle of Auuughhh protected by a Frenchman with an outrageous accent?

The Grail is also said to be a cup, a lance, (or spear), sword, or a dish, and that these four correspond to whatever sets of four, such as a Tarot card deck, etc., there are, (Cf. Book of Abraham Facsimile 1, figures 5, 6, 7, 8, and Facsimile 2, figure 6, "represents the world in its four quarters), seeing Joseph Smith’’ interpretation taps into this foursome idea. The ancient idea was the rulership over the world, the four summon arrows, or other figures such as birds, used to demonstrate the king owns the world.[8] Again a familiar Grail motif with Arthur and the knights of the round table (representing the universe) and their rule by righteous law, since their prototype was Christ with His twelve Apostles.[9] Akbar’s palace possessed the world-pillar or tree where he was enthroned. Indian domes had the 8 ribs of the wheel, which represented the universe to the Hindus, which were related to the four quarters.[10] At King Arthur’s coronation, four queens preceded Guinevere each holding a turtledove, which account, Goodrich says is not an invention. Four golden swords were also presented, as the symbols of royalty.[11]