Other family relations are equally obscure. A half-sister and a brother named Gotegin play the antagonistic roles in the Vulgate Cycle (Lancelot–Grail) and "Diu Crône" respectively, but neither character is mentioned elsewhere. While later literature almost always named Leodegrance as Guinevere's father, her mother was usually unmentioned, although she was sometimes said to be dead (this is the case in the Middle English romance "The Adventures of Arthur", in which the ghost of Guinevere's mother appears to her and Gawain in Inglewood Forest). Some works name cousins of note, though these do not usually appear more than once. One of such cousins is Guiomar, an early lover of Morgan le Fay in several French romances; others include Elyzabel (Elibel) and Garaunt (possibly Geraint). In "Perlesvaus", after the death of Guinevere, her relative King d'Oriande is major villain who invades Arthur's lands trying to force him to abandon Christianity and to marry his sister, Queen Jandree.