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| - | ====== A-Z Directory of the Mabinogi (G-Ll)====== | ||
| - | Combined listings of Characters, Places, Scholars, Themes, Theories. Some key books listed but for publications see The Mabinogi Bibliography. See also Timeline.\\ | ||
| - | ^* [[A-F]] *^ G-Ll (this page)^* [[M-R]] *^* [[S-Z]] *^ | ||
| - | |**G**||| | ||
| - | |**Gantz**, Jeffrey| 1976-| Trans. //The Mabinogion// Thematic structure (S)| | ||
| - | |**Gilfaethwy**| |m. [4] Gwynedd. His brother Gwydion arranges a war so that Gilfaethwy can rape the virgin Goewin.| | ||
| - | |**Glifieu** Eil Taran| |m.[2] One of the Seven Survivors of the Irish War; also Manawydan, Pryderi, Taliesin, Ynawg, Gruddyeu ap Muriel, Heilyn ap Gwyn Hen.| | ||
| - | |**Glyn Cuch**| | [1] Large river valley running north-south Dyfed where Pwyll chose to hunt, & met Arawn.| | ||
| - | |**Goewin** ferch Pebin| |f. [4] Gwynedd. High status virgin footholder to Math, raped by Gilfaethwy. She reports to Math who marries her in compensation.| | ||
| - | |**Gofannon** ap Dôn| |m. [4] Gwynedd. Smith god. Brother of Gwydion, Gilfaethwy, Arianrhod. Uncle of Dylan who he kills.| | ||
| - | |**Green**, Miranda| 1991-| Myths, goddesses.| | ||
| - | |**Groom**| |m. [1] Dyfed. Pwyll tells his groom to saddle his horse so as to pursue Rhiannon.| | ||
| - | |**Gronw Pebyr**| |m. [4] Gwynedd. Lover of Blodeuedd, a noble, plots with her to murder her husband Lleu. Succeeds, but Gwydion rescues Lleu who kills Gronw.| | ||
| - | |**Gruddyeu** ap Muriel| |m.[2] One of the Seven Survivors or the Irish War; also Manawydan, Pryderi, Glifieu Eil Taran, Taliesin, Ynawg, Heilyn ap Gwyn Hen.| | ||
| - | ^Gruffydd, William John|1912-55 |Mythological reconstr. //Rhiannon// 1953 Irish dominance, Pryderi hero (WJG)| | ||
| - | ^[[s:guest|Charlotte Guest]]| 1838-1877|First complete publ. orig. bilingual. Arthurian romance inspired.| | ||
| - | |**Gwawl** ap Clud| |m. [1] Dyfed. Princely noble, suitor to Rhiannon, rival to Pwyll, unsuccessful.| | ||
| - | |**Gwawl's company**| |m.f. [1] Dyfed. Pwyll greets Gwawl's company of men and women present at the second wedding feast.| | ||
| - | |**Gwern** ap Matholwch| |m. [2] Ireland. Son of Branwen & Matholwch, becomes heir to Britain & Ireland as infant but Efnysien his uncle murders him.| | ||
| - | |**Gŵri Gwallt Euryn**| |m. [1] Gwent. 'Gwri Golden hair'. Childhood name of Pryderi, son of Rhiannon & Pwyll, adopted by Teyrnon & Lady of Gwent. See //Cyfranc Caseg a’r Mab//, ‘The Adventure of the Mare and the Boy,’ Ford (1977) pp.3-14| | ||
| - | ^Gwydion ap Dôn| |m. [4] Gwynedd. Brother of Arianrhod, enchanter, foster father of Lleu. Villain of Fourth Branch, contests with Arianrhod, wins twice loses third. Constructs Blodeuedd. Rescues Lleu.| | ||
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| - | |**Hafgan**| |m. [1] Rival king of Annwfn, enemy of Arawn. Pwyll vanquishes him in political duel.| | ||
| - | |**Hamp**, Eric| 1972-99|Dating Archaism| | ||
| - | |//Hawks//| |Birds. [1] Noted as valuable gifts between Annwfn & Dyfed to cement their alliance,| | ||
| - | |**Heilyn** ap Gwyn Hen| |m.[2] One of the Seven Survivors or the Irish War; also Manawydan, Pryderi, Glifieu Eil Taran, Taliesin, Ynawg, Gruddyeu ap Muriel.| | ||
| - | |**Hemming**, Jessica| 1993-|First Branch, Ami Amile, Rhiannon, colours Otherworld, aka Hooker| | ||
| - | |**Herald**| |m. [1] A herald announces the purpose and terms of a duel 1) Pwyll- Hafgan in Annwfn. 2) Pryderi- Gwydion.| | ||
| - | |**//Horse//**| |Horse 1) Large, pale horse ridden by Arawn the enchanter king, Dyfed. 2) Horses noted as valuable gifts of alliance Annwfn-Dyfed. 3) Enchanted, large, noble steed which Rhiannon rides to court Pwyll (Dyfed). Anomalous speed, cannot be reached by 3 fast horses, incl. Pwyll's. 4) Teyrnon's mare foals but they are abducted (Gwent). [1] 5) Efnysien mutilates Matholwch's horses as dishonour to cause strife, Bendigeidfran replaces them. (Gwynedd) [2] | | ||
| - | |**//Hound//**| |Dog. See Cwn Annwfn; Hounds (Pwyll, Annwfn gifts, Pryderi); Puppies; Staghound bitch. | | ||
| - | |**//Hounds//**| |Dogs. Pwyll takes his hunting hounds to Glyn Cuch to hunt, meets Arawn. Hounds are valuable gifts in the Annwfn-Dyfed alliance.[1] Pryderi ensures family survival in the Devastation of Dyfed via hounds; pursues hounds into tower of captivity, following Boar. [3]| | ||
| - | ^Hughes, Ian |1992-|Many works all Branches, context, language. Tripartite structure| | ||
| - | |**Hychdin Hir**| |m. [4] Gwynedd. Son of Gwydion & Gilfaethwy as boar & sow, adopted by [[Mâth]]| | ||
| - | |**Byddwn**| |m. [4] Gwynedd. Son of Gwydion & Gilfaethwy as stag & hind, adopted by [[Mâth]]| | ||
| - | |**Hyfaidd Hen**| |m. [1] Father of Rhiannon, presides at her wedding feasts, with her, gives legal advice.| | ||
| - | |**Hyfaidd's Court**| |m.f. [1] Explicitly mentioned at the final stage of Rhiannon and Pwyll's wedding feast.| | ||
| - | |**Byfaidd Hir**| |m. [2] Britain. Messenger of Bendigeidfran, one of the Seven Survivors of the Irish War.| | ||
| - | |**Irish Warriors**| |m. [2] Irish warriors hide in flour bags to ambush the British. Efnysien kills them by crushing their heads.| | ||
| - | |**Jackson**, Kenneth|1951-74|//International Popular Tale// 1963 applied Aarne Thompson tale analysis| | ||
| - | ^Jones, Gwyn |1946-93 |Trans. (+Thomas Jones) 1948 First popular since Guest. Many works.| | ||
| - | |**Jones**, R. M. |1981-|Structural analysis (S)| | ||
| - | ^Jones, Thomas |1946-82 |Trans. (+Gwyn Jones) 1948 First popular since Guest. Many works| | ||
| - | |**Kapphahn**, Kris |2010-|Social context, gender, warriors| | ||
| - | ^Koch, John T. |1985-|Many works. Iron Age, myth, social context. //Encyclopedia// many articles 2006| | ||
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| - | |**'Lady of Gwent'**| |f. [1] Gwent. Unnamed wife of Teyrnon, advises him in all matters, adopts Gwri/ Pryderi.| | ||
| - | |**Lewis**, Saunders |1923-75 |Dating 12thC crit Charles-Edwards. Playwright. Political activist.| | ||
| - | |**Loomis**, Roger Sherman |1928-53 |Arthurian, Grail, Irish influence| | ||
| - | |**Loth**, Joseph Marie |1889-1929 |Trans. Guest text to French, first trans into 3rd language.| | ||
| - | |**Luft**, Diana |2010-|Welsh Renaissance, esp. 18thC| | ||
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| - | |**Llassar** Llaes Gyfnewid| |m. [2] Ireland, Britain. Husband of Cymidei, guardian of Cauldron, emigrates to Britain. Craftsman in leather.| | ||
| - | ^Lleu Llaw Gyffes| |m. [4] Rejected son of Arianrhod, adopted by Gwydion his uncle. Marries Blodeuedd, murdered by his wife and her lover. Survives as eagle, reclaimed by Gwydion.| | ||
| - | |**Lloyd**, Elizabeth |1911 |Mabinogion as Literature, mentored by Anwyl| | ||
| - | |**Lloyd-Morgan**, Ceridwen |1981-|Triadic structure. gender, violence| | ||
| - | ^Llyfr Coch Hergest|c. 1400|Manuscript containing the Mabinogi (//The Mabinogion//) and other material. Since 1715 Bodleian Library, for Jesus College, Oxford, MS 111. See Llyfr Gwyn; Peniarth 6| | ||
| - | ^Llyfr Gwyn Rhydderch|c. 1350|Manuscript (Peniarth MS 4) containing the Mabinogi (//The Mabinogion//) and other material. NLW (National Library of Wales) since 1906. See Llyfr Gwyn; Peniarth 6| | ||
| - | |**Llwyd** fab Cilcoed| |m. [3] Enchanter friend of Gwawl, attempts to avenge him. Creates Devastation for Dyfed, traps Pryderi & Rhiannon. Manawydan captures his wife, the Mouse Lady, uses her to negotiate restitution.| | ||
| - | |**Llŷr**| |m. [2] Father of Branwen, Bendigeidfran, Manawydan| | ||
| - | |**//Llys//**| |Court. //Priflys//, a 'chief court' (//prif// 'first, chief'). Political, economic, legal centres. Rulers moved around them, or sent trusted princely agent, esp. to collect supplies.| | ||
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