He trusted them, but was soon betrayed.
He was the martial counterpart to his scholarly brother Manawydan and became involved in a feud with his sister's husband Mathowlch. This son of the sea god Llyr then invaded Ireland swimming across the sea with his navy beside him, when his enormous size intimidated the Irish into a truce. He trusted them, but was soon betrayed. Fatally wounded during the final battle his head remained alive and kept on talking, until it was buried in a hill near London where according to legend as long as it wasn't disturbed England could never be invaded. FTP identify this Welsh hero whose name often bore the alliterative epithet "Blessed."
He was the martial counterpart to his scholarly brother Manawydan and became involved in a feud with his sister's husband Mathowlch.
Bran