Tristan ultimately ends up marrying Iseult of the White Hands, daughter of Hoel of Brittany.
After a complex series of events, Tristan reaches a resolution with King Mark. This peace agreement necessitates Tristan returning the other Iseult (often known as Iseult the Fair) to Mark and departing from the country. Following this, Tristan embarks on a journey to Brittany.
Upon arriving in Brittany, he encounters and marries Iseult of the White Hands. This marriage is noted to be influenced by her shared name with his beloved and her beauty.
Key Aspects of Tristan's Marriage
- Reconciliation with King Mark: Tristan makes peace with Mark, which involves him agreeing to return Iseult the Fair to the king.
- Exile and Departure: As part of the agreement, Tristan leaves his homeland.
- Journey to Brittany: He travels to Brittany, a new chapter in his life.
- Marriage to Iseult of the White Hands: In Brittany, he weds the daughter of Hoel, Iseult of the White Hands.
- Motives for Marriage: His choice is influenced by her name, which parallels that of his true love, and her inherent beauty.
This outcome solidifies Tristan's marital future with Iseult of the White Hands, marking a significant turn in his personal narrative after his tumultuous relationship with Iseult the Fair.
