Londres is the name of the King of Britain in Bauduins Butors’ Le Roman des fils du roi Constant after whom the city of London (in French Londres) is named. He is the father of King Constantine of Britain whom Butors calls Constant, as do many other medieval French romances. King Londres could be identified with Thailais and/or Mazadân if one wished.
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