This mythological figure can be linked to Taranis through his epithet "Pendaran," and one text claims that lies told by this man and a younger relative led to the eternal imprisonment of Gweir. This ruler of the palace Narberth used a magic bag to ov
This mythological figure can be linked to Taranis through his epithet "Pendaran," and one text claims that lies told by this man and a younger relative led to the eternal imprisonment of Gweir. This ruler of the palace Narberth used a magic bag to overcome a son of Clud after a pivotal encounter with another figure at Gorsedd Aberth. This individual wronged a figure who fought the Battle of the Trees against the sons of Don when his own dogs overtook that king's ethereal hunting hounds, leading to a deal that involved some sexless bed-sharing and culminated in his slaying of Hafgan. This figure's son was initially named Gwri in reference to his golden hair and feuded over some missing pigs with Gwydion; that son (*) reappeared at the court of Terynon years after this man was deceived into thinking his wife had killed the child after her handmaidens smeared puppy blood on his wife's mouth. This figure, who switched places with a lord of Annwn named Arawn, first saw that wife riding a white horse and won her from the boorish Gwawl. The subject of the first branch of the Mabinogion, FTP, identify this figure from Welsh myth who fathered Pryderi with his wife, Rhiannon.
This mythological figure can be linked to Taranis through his epithet "Pendaran," and one text claims that lies told by this man and a younger relative led to the eternal imprisonment of Gweir.
{Pwyll}