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Welsh mythology

Welsh mythology consists of stories written down in the Mabinogion and other medieval texts.

Deities

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
  • Taliesin - bard, prophet
  • Teirnon - Pryderi's stepfather
  • Urien - Owain's father, knight

(Were Pelles, Uther Pendragon, Vortigern, Morgan le Fay, Modred, Percival, Lancelot and Galahad also in Welsh myths?)

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