My family's name is Hargadon , it has come down through the oral tradition to us that the name meaning is decedents of the silver hand and we are King Nuada's family.
There’s hardly much distinction in the modern world, either. I studied electricity for a few months. It’ll burn hotter than flames if you’re not careful with certain machines. Arch flashes are quite powerful.
Njörð, maybe nerthus in Latin gave many traits to his son Freyr. Freyr had a sword that extinguishes flame and fights by its own. Also he looks like Ares of sarmatians and Tyr.
@@FortressofLugh you are incorrect here...lugh is connected with thunder ...and thunder storms his spear is the assal which is the lightening spear. Lugh is also a trickster and known for being unfair ..but warm ...nuada is anal ..known for being fair but perhaps unwise...and very by the book.
I’ve always thought of Nuada and Lugh as being two different sides of Ancient Celtic Warfare. Nuada being the one emphasized on very honorable single combat with a sword, and Lugh is his fierce enforcer who uses a lightning javelin as his primary weapon, striking from far away.
Black indeed. So, he is the flame and he is the glow. Though it befits a channel dedicated to Lugh to allot him the hero’s portion, I can see you have done very well here. Excellent work. This is of great value and will be of essential use to us and to all Celts in reconstruction. I will certainly refer back to it in the future for my own work. May such great work continue.
Such a brilliant work by you, Fortress of Lugh!!! I love listening to the Nuada's Myth. Thank you so much for sharing this very interesting video!!! A lot of blessings to you!!!
I wish Irish and Celtic mythology were as well preserved and known as Greek. I have found that I love it, but I have a much harder time finding it to consume.
Yeah, I wish that too. As a native Irishman, it’s sad that our local myths and legends aren’t as well known and are very scarce. That being said, I think the channel TaleFoundery made a good point regarding Irish mythology. That due to its scarcity, it allows authors and fiction writers to add their own spin and interpretations of Irish myth since they don’t have much restriction to go off of. And ironically, Irish myths are told orally among tribes and clans and no story is the same so, in a methodical and abstract way, even thought the tales are scarce we can still pass them on and add our own tales no matter how different they become.
Finding the Syncretism is the Key, from my own perspective. My ancestors knew.. in part, understood.. in part, and have deeply rooted Scot/Irish heritages, as well as Anglo-Saxon ones.. but I also have Davidic Roots and deeply devoted Christian beliefs by family and within myself. I find this information to be most helpful in that the Characteristics of Christ consciousness is borne out from everyone who has been remembered throughout the ages, with the contradistinction of my faith in Christ Jesus vs. my respect for my ancestors and our traditions being my understanding of my own need for a Direct Divine Connection and course correction that is borne out of my Relationship with my Redeemer. Thanks so much for sharing your insights and information on our Celtic ancestors. I also have enjoyed your commentary on the Indo-European and Middle Eastern religious beliefs. Blessings! 🍃💛🍃
Speaking to the fairness of Nuada in battle, Týr was not only a god of war, but of justice. So it would seem that the two are cognate to some degree. Just as Dagda is referred to as the Allfather and the masked one just as Óðinn is.
@@gentlewise7 Cain? As in biblical Cain? No. The Romans referred to Týr as Mars Thingsus, which is latin for 'Mars of the Thing'. The Thing being the ancient Germanic equivalent of a court of law. Týr, Tīw, Tiwaz, Tiwar, Tiews was the ancient Germanic god of War and justice, later the old Norse Æsir god of war and justice. He was associated with the Thing because of this. So you're partially right about him Týr being interpreted by the Romans as a version of Mars, but I don't know where you got the Cain interpretation from...
I see the similitude with all the pantheons and religions to the energy forces and cycles of alchemy, being based on nature that makes since. The attributes of the magnetosphere and ionospheric polarities with sun and moon energies and their resulting aspects from the seasonal cyclic changes of all being opposing equal for tip one way or the other by the cycles.
Nuada was associated with hounds and the oldest hounds in mythology are the Aralez, the god dogs of Armenia, and these dogs could heal the wounded and raise the dead...one of the powers that Cuchulain had. He healed a woman like a hound. I share these with my group.
Is the ALLFATHER ODIN still in existence? I'm literally experiencing a transformation that I can only describe as magic happening since yesterday. GOD/GODS have led me to a whole new level of understanding.This is the change I've been waiting for. Truths hidden in mythology... How perfectly clever! Thank you friend.
Odin may have just been a thief of the Far East and their ancient wisdom. The Blue Skin of Krishna and the depiction of Frost Giants being blue seems more than coincidental. Also the link between caucasians from India to Ireland seems significant. The thing that i find most interesting is the 11,000 y/o mummies from Nevada are also Caucasian and that supposedly the entity that is Jesus came to America back then to bring a certain cactus to a tiny portion of the Mexican/Texas desert.
If you were to very briefly summarize in 10 minutes celtic myth from creation to a theoretical end of creation your channel would be the only one on RUclips to do so and would greatly increase your views because it would cover a topic a lot of people want to know about but can find next to nothing about it on the web much less something that is actually accurate
In 2017 I lost all use of my right arm in an accident. I was in the hospital for a month, during which time I had a heart attack and technically died during a total eclipse of the sun. In my experience when you die it is quite peaceful...nothing but a black ocean. No light to go towards. No fires of hell. Luckily, I was revived and got out a month later. The doctors continually recommended I have my arm amputated. I refused and a year or so later my uncle who is a physical therapist began working on my arm. The pain was absolutely unbearable. At one point he brought me into a side room and performed some sort of ritual on me where he pulled something that felt like a serpent out of my chest which caused me to go into a fit of uncontrollable laughter for 20 minutes to the point that it was painful. Eventually my arm was completely healed by my uncles working on it, but he said due to an NDA he was unable to tell me anything about how he brought my arm back, and also told me it would not work if I worried about how any of it worked when he first started. Seeing this video is literally freaking me out. On my right arm I have a tattoo of a Kingfisher. People have been telling me recently that they cant hide anything from me because I am like a hound. (I do not see anything about myself that resembles a hound in personality or looks) So very strange... Too many things are lining up! Help!
I think his connection to sleeping chambers is linked to him being the first king and the Bull-Feast (tarbhfheis) ritual. His statue is one of very few that can be seen today and he may have being horned, like a bull. His statue is called the Tandragee man and is 3000 years old.
The correlations with Tyr are fairly apparent. When I did my Tyr video I also found the Mitra and Varuna connection. I wish I would have seen this before I did that video. The wolf/hound connection is pretty fascinating. I think Simargl in the Slavic is associated with Fenrir. I expect to find more connections with the Sky Father archetype
Nodens' association with hounds is interesting in relation to the Celtic connection of them to healing given that Nuada and the Fisher King were both maimed and restored. Boann had a lapdog named Dabilla which was destroyed with her when she went left-handwise around Nechtan's well betraying cosmic order just as she betrayed Nechtan with the Dagda. The filidh (seers) are held to have chewed dog-meat (thought by some to be a metaphor for some other hallucinogenic substance) before entering a three-day sleep during which they were closely watched in order to gain prophetic inspiration. Do the sleeping-healing chambers of Nodens have some connection to Nuada as a god of prophecy?
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I'm starting to have the idea that Indo European religions started dividing certain deities, and aglutinating others into one. It is interesting to think how this trend would have evolved if Christianity wouldn't have existed.
Hecate was depicted riding a wolf into battle,wolf being light Grendel lost his arm to Beowulf ,Christianity conquers the witch,depicted on rune stones.
Melchizedek seems to be connected with the same things,especially temple building and fish possibly Dagon worship,I believe his symbol to be three triangles inside a star of Solomon,he is also depicted at the center of a circular maze,which could represent a sacred grove meeting.
Plot twist: Nuada and Conchobhar are the same character, but we were fooled all this time. Biggest conspiracy since the days Cath Maighe Tuireadh was written down.
1:04 it could be based on the ring of Gyges. 3:55 that’s Asclepius, Imhotep 5:18 the Tuatha de danaan are the tribe of Dan. Dan and Cadmus left Egypt with Moses however Dan and Cadmus went to the Peloponnese; Dan founded Mycenae and is the progenitor of tue Mycenaean Greeks and Cadmus who founded Thebes and Sparta and is the ancestor of Herakles and Dionysus in Greece. After their victory in the Trojan war they were defeated by the sons of Hercules and the Dorians, and they left to Sardinia, Denmark, Italy, and Canaan and from there they went to Ireland. In Egypt Dan was the king of Libya. 6:44 the Roman’s say it was ares or mars who was the father of Romulus and Remus but they also say it may have been Hercules. Hercules was melqart in Tyre and aka Baal: he was the patron deity of sailors, and he is known also as Tyrian Heracles. 6:53 - 7:09 N could stand for Nereus. Nereus is linked to Heracles; Nereus may have later been called Triton, and Heracles is seen wrestling Triton.
interesting, but that last comment about the formorii being referred to as "men of africa" was quite amusing, in a nonsensical way, as, i cannot conceive of how, the sun, light and heat could be considered to have any chance of defeating men of africa. much more likely to defeat men of ireland. as you stated, they were much later additions to the tales, which says a lot. there is more evidence, including genetic and linguistic studies that would link the people of north africa to the ancient britons, and as we know, the northern, fairer skinned europeans, were much later invaders and conquerors and usurpers of the british isles.
@@Catubrannos history of Ireland, Ogygia, published in 1685 . Ogygia, or a Chronological account of Irish Events (collected from Very Ancient Documents faithfully compared with each other & supported by the Genealogical & Chronological Aid of the Sacred and Profane Writings of the Globe" Ogygia is the island of Calypso, used by O'Flaherty as an allegory for Ireland. Drawing from numerous ancient documents, Ogygia traces Irish history back to the ages of mythology and legend, before the 1st century. I haven't actually read it but I did read about it;) But yes there are many different theories of where this place is:) 🍀
@@luketracey3269 carrowmore dates back to nearly 7000 years, oldest musical pipes in the world were found here, 4000+ years, we may not have had as grand a civilization as Egypt or Greece, but definitely more ancient one, and yes there has been lots of foreign trinkets found as there seemed to be a lot of trade even before Roman times here
En ki perhaps.. the more u talk the more I see enki and Marduk. Father and son. Enki means lord earth. Another name is Ea which means water. Some call him Dogon, orisis, Ptah, Kulkalkan, Poseidon, Neptune, Adoni, the El,
Great researching . Yes I think so too ... there is a picture of the Romanised Nodens or Lydney site in Glos' linked to Mars and hounds as mentioned in this clip , www.flickr.com/photos/celtico/30808662643/ you show the picture on your clip about 17 mins in , ? with the Tandragee man.
This is just someone's modern interpretation of Fidchell. There are a few different versions out there. We know it was a boardgame with pieces, that one side would try to defeat the other side, but the details of the game we do not know.
@@FortressofLugh Ah! Fair enough. The recreations I'd seen in the past all resembled Tafl. I like the layout of this one though, it has a nice harmony to it.
Hey I dont know if you realize but its common knowledge in Ireland. In the lebor gebala erenn or the Book of invasions ..it says and i quote …''for what learned men say is, that every princely family that is in Ireland, save the Eoganacht, is of the seed of Nuadu Airgetlám (Nuada).'' All leaders of clanns or septs would claim lineage from a god or myth figure or a figure of the fomorians or the tuatha de. Why would Nuada's father be human? Well there are two ways of looking at it ...one is to think these gods already existed and that families claimed to be descended from them. The other which is in more in keeping with the druid tradition is that kings paid druids to write epic stories about their ancestors . And some ancestors ended up being more epic than others. Also the reason all kings wanted to be associated with nuada was because he was known as the good king . www.tairis.co.uk/an-tri-naomh/ancestors/ Delbhna Nuadat (obvious from the name) was such a clann they were from roscommon they eventually took the name flanagan en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delbhna_Nuadat
My family's name is Hargadon , it has come down through the oral tradition to us that the name meaning is decedents of the silver hand and we are King Nuada's family.
Nuada is a left handed god with lunar connections. Lugh is a right handed god with fiery and electric aspects.
However there was no distinction between fire and electricity, both were seen as the same in the ancient world
There’s hardly much distinction in the modern world, either. I studied electricity for a few months. It’ll burn hotter than flames if you’re not careful with certain machines. Arch flashes are quite powerful.
Njörð, maybe nerthus in Latin gave many traits to his son Freyr. Freyr had a sword that extinguishes flame and fights by its own. Also he looks like Ares of sarmatians and Tyr.
@@FortressofLugh and it turns out both are plasma... Our ancestors were wiser than most people care to realize!
@@FortressofLugh you are incorrect here...lugh is connected with thunder ...and thunder storms his spear is the assal which is the lightening spear. Lugh is also a trickster and known for being unfair ..but warm ...nuada is anal ..known for being fair but perhaps unwise...and very by the book.
I’ve always thought of Nuada and Lugh as being two different sides of Ancient Celtic Warfare. Nuada being the one emphasized on very honorable single combat with a sword, and Lugh is his fierce enforcer who uses a lightning javelin as his primary weapon, striking from far away.
I agree.
Black indeed.
So, he is the flame and he is the glow.
Though it befits a channel dedicated to Lugh to allot him the hero’s portion, I can see you have done very well here.
Excellent work.
This is of great value and will be of essential use to us and to all Celts in reconstruction.
I will certainly refer back to it in the future for my own work.
May such great work continue.
Such a brilliant work by you, Fortress of Lugh!!! I love listening to the Nuada's Myth. Thank you so much for sharing this very interesting video!!! A lot of blessings to you!!!
I wish Irish and Celtic mythology were as well preserved and known as Greek. I have found that I love it, but I have a much harder time finding it to consume.
Yeah, I wish that too. As a native Irishman, it’s sad that our local myths and legends aren’t as well known and are very scarce.
That being said, I think the channel TaleFoundery made a good point regarding Irish mythology. That due to its scarcity, it allows authors and fiction writers to add their own spin and interpretations of Irish myth since they don’t have much restriction to go off of. And ironically, Irish myths are told orally among tribes and clans and no story is the same so, in a methodical and abstract way, even thought the tales are scarce we can still pass them on and add our own tales no matter how different they become.
Finding the Syncretism is the Key, from my own perspective. My ancestors knew.. in part, understood.. in part, and have deeply rooted Scot/Irish heritages, as well as Anglo-Saxon ones.. but I also have Davidic Roots and deeply devoted Christian beliefs by family and within myself.
I find this information to be most helpful in that the Characteristics of Christ consciousness is borne out from everyone who has been remembered throughout the ages, with the contradistinction of my faith in Christ Jesus vs. my respect for my ancestors and our traditions being my understanding of my own need for a Direct Divine Connection and course correction that is borne out of my Relationship with my Redeemer.
Thanks so much for sharing your insights and information on our Celtic ancestors. I also have enjoyed your commentary on the Indo-European and Middle Eastern religious beliefs.
Blessings!
🍃💛🍃
Speaking to the fairness of Nuada in battle, Týr was not only a god of war, but of justice. So it would seem that the two are cognate to some degree. Just as Dagda is referred to as the Allfather and the masked one just as Óðinn is.
@@gentlewise7 Cain? As in biblical Cain? No. The Romans referred to Týr as Mars Thingsus, which is latin for 'Mars of the Thing'. The Thing being the ancient Germanic equivalent of a court of law. Týr, Tīw, Tiwaz, Tiwar, Tiews was the ancient Germanic god of War and justice, later the old Norse Æsir god of war and justice. He was associated with the Thing because of this. So you're partially right about him Týr being interpreted by the Romans as a version of Mars, but I don't know where you got the Cain interpretation from...
I see the similitude with all the pantheons and religions to the energy forces and cycles of alchemy, being based on nature that makes since. The attributes of the magnetosphere and ionospheric polarities with sun and moon energies and their resulting aspects from the seasonal cyclic changes of all being opposing equal for tip one way or the other by the cycles.
Nuada was associated with hounds and the oldest hounds in mythology are the Aralez, the god dogs of Armenia, and these dogs could heal the wounded and raise the dead...one of the powers that Cuchulain had. He healed a woman like a hound. I share these with my group.
Many of your fans like knowing where our blood comes from, you do awesome work . Thank you, and yes I watched till the end.
Is the ALLFATHER ODIN still in existence? I'm literally experiencing a transformation that I can only describe as magic happening since yesterday. GOD/GODS have led me to a whole new level of understanding.This is the change I've been waiting for. Truths hidden in mythology... How perfectly clever! Thank you friend.
Odin may have just been a thief of the Far East and their ancient wisdom. The Blue Skin of Krishna and the depiction of Frost Giants being blue seems more than coincidental. Also the link between caucasians from India to Ireland seems significant. The thing that i find most interesting is the 11,000 y/o mummies from Nevada are also Caucasian and that supposedly the entity that is Jesus came to America back then to bring a certain cactus to a tiny portion of the Mexican/Texas desert.
I am glad I found your channel. There is so much interesting stuff!
Soooooo glad I found your channel.
Lugh reminds me of Achilles, with the whole spear, rage and strategy aspect of it all.
If you were to very briefly summarize in 10 minutes celtic myth from creation to a theoretical end of creation your channel would be the only one on RUclips to do so and would greatly increase your views because it would cover a topic a lot of people want to know about but can find next to nothing about it on the web much less something that is actually accurate
In 2017 I lost all use of my right arm in an accident. I was in the hospital for a month, during which time I had a heart attack and technically died during a total eclipse of the sun. In my experience when you die it is quite peaceful...nothing but a black ocean. No light to go towards. No fires of hell. Luckily, I was revived and got out a month later. The doctors continually recommended I have my arm amputated. I refused and a year or so later my uncle who is a physical therapist began working on my arm. The pain was absolutely unbearable. At one point he brought me into a side room and performed some sort of ritual on me where he pulled something that felt like a serpent out of my chest which caused me to go into a fit of uncontrollable laughter for 20 minutes to the point that it was painful. Eventually my arm was completely healed by my uncles working on it, but he said due to an NDA he was unable to tell me anything about how he brought my arm back, and also told me it would not work if I worried about how any of it worked when he first started.
Seeing this video is literally freaking me out. On my right arm I have a tattoo of a Kingfisher. People have been telling me recently that they cant hide anything from me because I am like a hound. (I do not see anything about myself that resembles a hound in personality or looks)
So very strange...
Too many things are lining up! Help!
I think his connection to sleeping chambers is linked to him being the first king and the Bull-Feast (tarbhfheis) ritual. His statue is one of very few that can be seen today and he may have being horned, like a bull. His statue is called the Tandragee man and is 3000 years old.
yes in Armagh cathedral , a world famous old Bronze Age carved statue
They look exactly like the ones we have in Portugal, remarkable!!! Thank you for the info 😉.
The correlations with Tyr are fairly apparent. When I did my Tyr video I also found the Mitra and Varuna connection.
I wish I would have seen this before I did that video. The wolf/hound connection is pretty fascinating.
I think Simargl in the Slavic is associated with Fenrir. I expect to find more connections with the Sky Father archetype
Hey! Love your channel!
Been subbed a LONG time!
@@Lu11abi thanks
Excellent video! The elder scrolls music is a nice touch.
Nodens' association with hounds is interesting in relation to the Celtic connection of them to healing given that Nuada and the Fisher King were both maimed and restored. Boann had a lapdog named Dabilla which was destroyed with her when she went left-handwise around Nechtan's well betraying cosmic order just as she betrayed Nechtan with the Dagda. The filidh (seers) are held to have chewed dog-meat (thought by some to be a metaphor for some other hallucinogenic substance) before entering a three-day sleep during which they were closely watched in order to gain prophetic inspiration. Do the sleeping-healing chambers of Nodens have some connection to Nuada as a god of prophecy?
Lugh’s spear sounds like a lightning bolt
3:55 Ancient Celtic Dachshund for the win!
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I'm starting to have the idea that Indo European religions started dividing certain deities, and aglutinating others into one. It is interesting to think how this trend would have evolved if Christianity wouldn't have existed.
I wonder if theres any correlation beetween Nuada and the lusitanian diety of Nabua that is associated with rivers and water.
Interesting thanks
1:10 what site?
Which Mortimer-Wheeler excavation?
A silver arm? Rather unique attribute. I don't believe I have heard anything similar in other mythologies.
20:08 Airgetlam (saving this to myself so i know how to pronounce)
Lugh may need to return to slay the men of black once again.
Hecate was depicted riding a wolf into battle,wolf being light Grendel lost his arm to Beowulf ,Christianity conquers the witch,depicted on rune stones.
it's funny that people complained about cheap strategies 3000 years before street fighter 2 came out
Melchizedek seems to be connected with the same things,especially temple building and fish possibly Dagon worship,I believe his symbol to be three triangles inside a star of Solomon,he is also depicted at the center of a circular maze,which could represent a sacred grove meeting.
Dagon has nothing to do with fish or the sea.
Only in Lovecraft's fiction is there a connection.
"Welsh myth"...the Mabinogian? I never got a chance to finish it. Have you covered it? Thanks.
My ancestor.
Plot twist:
Nuada and Conchobhar are the same character, but we were fooled all this time.
Biggest conspiracy since the days Cath Maighe Tuireadh was written down.
Old excerpt from 1909 on the Fisher King: www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/456840.pdf
JSTOR is for Legends.
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Tolkien's primary influence to the Rings of Power comes from Nibelungenlied
Yes, but this is acknowledged in sources as a possible influence as well.
@@FortressofLughtrue, just wanted to make sure other sources were shared too
Great content friend :)
1:04 it could be based on the ring of Gyges.
3:55 that’s Asclepius, Imhotep
5:18 the Tuatha de danaan are the tribe of Dan. Dan and Cadmus left Egypt with Moses however Dan and Cadmus went to the Peloponnese; Dan founded Mycenae and is the progenitor of tue Mycenaean Greeks and Cadmus who founded Thebes and Sparta and is the ancestor of Herakles and Dionysus in Greece. After their victory in the Trojan war they were defeated by the sons of Hercules and the Dorians, and they left to Sardinia, Denmark, Italy, and Canaan and from there they went to Ireland. In Egypt Dan was the king of Libya.
6:44 the Roman’s say it was ares or mars who was the father of Romulus and Remus but they also say it may have been Hercules. Hercules was melqart in Tyre and aka Baal: he was the patron deity of sailors, and he is known also as Tyrian Heracles.
6:53 - 7:09 N could stand for Nereus. Nereus is linked to Heracles; Nereus may have later been called Triton, and Heracles is seen wrestling Triton.
Why not do something on Mananan Mac Lir 🤔
interesting, but that last comment about the formorii being referred to as "men of africa" was quite amusing, in a nonsensical way, as, i cannot conceive of how, the sun, light and heat could be considered to have any chance of defeating men of africa. much more likely to defeat men of ireland. as you stated, they were much later additions to the tales, which says a lot. there is more evidence, including genetic and linguistic studies that would link the people of north africa to the ancient britons, and as we know, the northern, fairer skinned europeans, were much later invaders and conquerors and usurpers of the british isles.
Plutarch calls Ireland "Ogygia", which signifies “ the most ancient Isle.”;) It suggests that Ireland is in fact the source for Greek mythology IMO!🍀
Plutarch claims Ogygia is five days by boat to the west from Britain. That's obviously a lot further than Ireland.
@@Catubrannos history of Ireland, Ogygia, published in 1685 . Ogygia, or a Chronological account of Irish Events (collected from Very Ancient Documents faithfully compared with each other & supported by the Genealogical & Chronological Aid of the Sacred and Profane Writings of the Globe"
Ogygia is the island of Calypso, used by O'Flaherty as an allegory for Ireland. Drawing from numerous ancient documents, Ogygia traces Irish history back to the ages of mythology and legend, before the 1st century.
I haven't actually read it but I did read about it;) But yes there are many different theories of where this place is:) 🍀
Catubrannos Depends by what boat.
But maybe that’s the Islands of Brasil you’re designating.
@@luketracey3269 carrowmore dates back to nearly 7000 years, oldest musical pipes in the world were found here, 4000+ years, we may not have had as grand a civilization as Egypt or Greece, but definitely more ancient one, and yes there has been lots of foreign trinkets found as there seemed to be a lot of trade even before Roman times here
@@rutgersplague4595 musical pipes as in bagpipes?
Ive seen most sources claim Boanne to be his wife instead of Macha
En ki perhaps.. the more u talk the more I see enki and Marduk. Father and son. Enki means lord earth. Another name is Ea which means water. Some call him Dogon, orisis, Ptah, Kulkalkan, Poseidon, Neptune, Adoni, the El,
Great researching . Yes I think so too ... there is a picture of the Romanised Nodens or Lydney site in Glos' linked to Mars and hounds as mentioned in this clip , www.flickr.com/photos/celtico/30808662643/ you show the picture on your clip about 17 mins in , ? with the Tandragee man.
If only nuada can love a human woman in hellboy
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What is the game at 9:10 ?
This is just someone's modern interpretation of Fidchell. There are a few different versions out there. We know it was a boardgame with pieces, that one side would try to defeat the other side, but the details of the game we do not know.
@@FortressofLugh Ah! Fair enough. The recreations I'd seen in the past all resembled Tafl.
I like the layout of this one though, it has a nice harmony to it.
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Tyr or Tiw is not a sky deity. Woden is.
Hey I dont know if you realize but its common knowledge in Ireland. In the lebor gebala erenn or the Book of invasions ..it says and i quote …''for what learned men say is, that every princely family that is in Ireland, save the Eoganacht, is of the seed of Nuadu Airgetlám (Nuada).'' All leaders of clanns or septs would claim lineage from a god or myth figure or a figure of the fomorians or the tuatha de. Why would Nuada's father be human? Well there are two ways of looking at it ...one is to think these gods already existed and that families claimed to be descended from them. The other which is in more in keeping with the druid tradition is that kings paid druids to write epic stories about their ancestors . And some ancestors ended up being more epic than others. Also the reason all kings wanted to be associated with nuada was because he was known as the good king . www.tairis.co.uk/an-tri-naomh/ancestors/ Delbhna Nuadat (obvious from the name) was such a clann they were from roscommon they eventually took the name flanagan en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delbhna_Nuadat