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1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻#BookologyThursday: #Matholwch, the king of #Ireland, came to #Bran, the king of Britain, to ask him for the hand of his sister Branwen. In revenge for not beeing asked, Branwen's half-brother #Efnisien (#Cymric: "the non-peaceful", "the quarrelsome") massacred Matholwch's horses, almost resulting in a fight. #Celtic
https://twitter.com/SianEsther/status/1466420472065708032
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
https://twitter.com/SianEsther/status/1466420472065708032
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
Siân E Powell〓〓🏴 (@SianEsther) on X
#FolkloreThursday theme today is villains so I thought I should bring up one of those tricky characters that acts as a villain and a hero? Efnisien; violent, emotional and prideful commits disturbing & horrifying atrocities but ultimately sacrifices himself in service to others.
#BookologyThursday: `#Matholwch, the king of #Ireland, came to #Bran, the king of Britain, to ask him for the hand of his sister Branwen. Branwen's half-brother #Efnisien (#Cymric: "the non-peaceful", "the quarrelsome") was incensed that he was not asked for permission. In revenge, he massacred Matholwch's horses, almost resulting in a fight. His half-brother Brân the Blessed sent #Manawyddan and two others to make atonement.` #Celtic
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
#FairyTaleTuesday: `#Matholwch, the king of #Ireland, came to #Bran, the king of Britain, to ask him for the hand of his sister Branwen. Branwen's half-brother #Efnisien (#Cymric: "the non-peaceful", "the quarrelsome") was incensed that he was not asked for permission. In revenge, he massacred Matholwch's horses, almost resulting in a fight.` #Celtic
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efnisien
The Irish and the Cymric names for the month of June are obviously related: Meitheamh and Mehefin.
But what's their original meaning? It's Midsummer, fittingly, developed from a common reconstructed Proto-Celtic word *medyo-samīno-
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