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[King Arthur] Why are there two different accounts on how King Arthur got Excalibur (Lady in the Lake vs the stone)?

Some say that the Lady in the Lake (whoever that is) came out, gave Arthur Excalibur, and told him he was king. Others say he pulled it out of a stone, and that proved he was king. Which is it?
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The stories are confused because there are 2 swords!

Caliburn is the Sword in the Stone. It is the “Sword of Peace” and good rulership and only the King of the Britons could draw it out of the stone.

Excalibur is the Lady in the Lake’s gift. It is the “Sword of War” and is enchanted, as it it’s scabbard. The Sword makes you a great fighter, the Scabbard makes it so you don’t bleed (aka can’t be killed).