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Eochaid Airem was the high king who married Etain. As a Danann, Etain was the wife of a Danann king named Midir, son of Dagda. As a mortal, Etain w...
A king of Tara. Eochaid Feidlech was better known because of his children, particularly his daughters. His consort may have been Crucaha, who was t...
Ollam Fodla was the eighteenth Milesian (high) king of Ireland. Ollam Fodla was the son of Fiachu Fincothach. Ollam was a descendant of Ir, the thi...
Five kings after the reign of Eremon, Tigernmas became high king of Ireland when he killed Conmáel, son of Eber Finn. Tigernmas was the son of Fall...
Eber Finn ("Fair Eber") and Eremon were sons of Míl Espáine. They were also the brothers of Amairgin (Amergin), the bard and druid of the Milesians...
Ross the Red was an Ulster king. Ross was married to Maga, daughter of Angus Óg. By Maga, Ross was the father of Fachtna, who was his successor. Ro...
Cimbáeth (Cimbaeth or Kimbay) was the king of Ulaid (Ulster). Cimbáeth was the brother of Áed Ruad and Dithorba. Cimbáeth was the uncle and husband...
For the people who are interested in the Danann kings who ruled Ireland before the arrival of the Milesians (Gaedil or Gaels), I have listed them i...
The High King or "Ard-Rí" was the ruler of Ireland. The high king's power was not absolute, particularly in the other provinces, where his power wa...
Enoch in Genesis Enoch in Rabbinic Legends Enoch and the Pseudepigraphal Texts Book of Watchers SourcesEnoch in Genesis Of all the patriarchs in pr...
The Death of King Arthur forms part of the Vulgate Cycle or Prose Lancelot. The work written in Old French prose was titled La Mort le Roi Artu (c....
Gawain at Corbenic Hill of the Spring Under the Apple Tree Lancelot and Elaine Tericam Paintings on the Walls War and Reunion Rivals and the FoolGa...
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