Welsh

Welsh culture, (500 CE - Present) known for its rich mythology and folklore, stretches from the medieval period to modern times. Rooted in Celtic traditions, Welsh myths include powerful deities, supernatural creatures, and legendary heroes. The rugged landscape of Wales, with its misty mountains and deep lakes, plays a central role in shaping these tales, often emphasizing nature’s mystical qualities. Stories like the Mabinogion, a collection of Welsh medieval legends, highlight the cultural importance of magic, loyalty, and fate, while creatures like the Ceffyl Dŵr reflect Wales' strong connection to the natural and supernatural realms.