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Create an account or log in Welsh mythology Celtic mythology Dylan ... Tell a friend Navigation Main Page Current events Recent changes New pages ... Help Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Special pages Article ... Post Message Welsh mythology From TheBestLinks.com Welsh mythology consists of stories written down in the Mabinogion and other medieval texts. Deities Amaethon - god of agriculture Arawn - ruler of Annwn Arianrhod - mother of Dylan and Lleu, brother of Gwydion Bendigeidfran - son of Llyr, British king and ruler of Annwn Ceridwen goddess of fertility Don - mother goddess Dylan - sea god Gwydion - Arianrhod's brother Lleu - god of sun Llyr - sea god, possibly prototype of William Shakespeare's King Lear Manawydan - Llyr's son, sea god Other characters Arthur - king Bedwyr - Arthur's knight Blodeuedd - woman created of flowers. Was supposed to marry Lleu, but she killed him with her lover, Goronwy Branwen - Bendigeidfran's sister Caradawc - Son of Bendigeidfran Culhwch - son of Cildydd, had to kill a giant to marry his daughter, possibly one of Arthur's knights Efnisien - Bendigeidfran's halfbrother and enemy Gwalchmai - see Gawain Gwenhwyfar - Arthur's wife Gwern - son of Matholwch and Branwen, Efnisien killed him when he was three years old

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Welsh mythology - Definition Welsh mythology consists of stories written down in the Mabinogion and other medieval texts. Deities Amaethon - god of agriculture Arawn - ruler of Annwn Arianrhod - mother of Dylan and Lleu, brother of Gwydion Bran the Blessed - son of Llyr, British king and ruler of Annwn Ceridwen goddess of fertility Don - mother goddess Dylan - sea god Gwydion - Arianrhod's brother Lleu - god of sun Llyr - sea god, possibly prototype of William Shakespeare's King Lear Manawydan - Llyr's son, sea god Other characters Arthur - king Bedwyr - Arthur's knight Blodeuedd - woman created of flowers. Was supposed to marry Lleu, but she killed him with her lover, Goronwy Branwen - Bendigeidfran's sister Caradawc - Son of Bendigeidfran Culhwch - son of Cildydd, had to kill a giant to marry his daughter, possibly one of Arthur's knights Efnisien - Bendigeidfran's halfbrother and enemy Gwalchmai - see Gawain Gwenhwyfar - Arthur's wife Gwern - son of Matholwch and Branwen, Efnisien killed him when he was three years old Gwyn ap Nudd - shadowy character sometimes called the king of the fairies and connected to the Wild Hunt Kai - the oldest Arthur's knight Mabon Math - king of Gwynedd , had to have a virgin to hold his feet Matholwch - king of Ireland , husband of Branwen, Efnisien mutilated his horses Nudd - warrior with a hand of silver Olwen - wife of Culhwch Owain - Arthur's knight Peredur - Arthur's knight Pryderi - kidnapped son of Pwyll Pwyll - king of Dyfed , for some time he also ruled in Annwn Rhiannon - Pwyll's wife, Pwyll accused her of eating Pryderi

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Francais English Category:Welsh mythology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search NOTE : Categorising a story as a myth does not necessarily imply that it is untrue. Religion and mythology differ, but have overlapping aspects. Many English speakers understand the terms "myth" and "mythology" to mean fictitious or imaginary . However, according to many dictionary definitions, these terms can also mean a traditional story or narrative that embodies the belief or beliefs of a group of people , and this Wikipedia category should be understood in this sense only. The use of these terms in this category does not imply that any story so categorized is historically true or false or that any belief so embodied is itself either true or false. The main article for this category is Welsh mythology fr:Cat©gorie:Mythologie celtique galloise ru:Категория:Валлийская мифология Pages in category "Welsh mythology" There are 53 pages in this section of this category. A Annwn Arawn Arianrhod King Arthur ... Avalloc B Beli Mawr Bran the Blessed Branwen C Cad Goddeu Caerwiden Ceridwen Cigfa ... Cŵn Annwn E Efnisien Elen E cont.

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