Gwynn ap Nudd

The leader of the Wild Hunt. The Wild Hunt is a belief that occurs in all regions of the Boreal Forest (a circumpolar forest that rings the Northern Hemisphere, mostly north of the 50th parallel) Gwynn and the Wild Hunt may be as old as mankind itself. Who is he? What is his role?
Recorded in the Mabinogion based on the four ancient books of Wales, Gwynn appears as a character from the oral traditons of our Brythonic (also called Celtic) Ancestors. After the 16th century Gwyn becomes the king of the Tylwyth Teg (fair folk), i.e. fairies. Here we tell of his role in the Wild Hunt.
Image of Gwynn ap Nudd (mysterious-Image by Sammy-Williams from Pixabay (2))
Image of Carngrwn (White Stallion Image by ArtTower from Pixabay)
Cumbric Region Map (Cumbric_region By userEquestenebrarum - Modified version of Topographic Map of the UK (blank version), CC BY 3.0, httpscommons.wikimedia.orgwindex.phpcurid=36730466)
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[@kevindrane2919]

Thanks for sharing. I adore this!!!

[@CelticEarthSpirit]

Your'e welcome Kevin, thank you 💚

[@Bookdragon6660]

A deeply studied analysis of my patron. Much appreciated.

[@sahzus]

We’re brothers, he happens to be my patron as well

[@lindalaw9616]

Quite amazing, thank you, I have heard of the Wild Hunt but usually in relation to Norse deities ( that’s probably as I have friends who follow Norse) it makes far more sense that they were not the only ones to revere the Wild or Winter hunt or loss of life from way, way back in our history. xxx

[@ossaobscura]

I really appreciate being able to hear how these names/words are pronounced. Forgive my ignorance, is the language considered to be Welsh? I would like to learn more.

[@apex2000]

King Arthur can summon this god in stories.