That was so funny, I had this video recommended to me and thought let's check it out since I love Celtic mythology. The video starts and I kind of recognized the music in the background but couldn't put my finger on it. Turns out it was actually ME. xD Thank you for the awesome video!
Haha Ill do that sometimes, like Ill have a song stuck in my head and cant remember what song it was and then I remember that its one I made years ago. 👍 never stop playing around! 🎸
As an African American it makes me sad to see what has happened to the culture of the Irish and it also seems alot of people barely even speak the old language there either.
It's still being thought in school and I think it's even class everyone in Ireland has to take in school. Also Gaelic/Irish has risen in popularity over the past decades.
There are also more people out there now who want to learn the old ways and get back to their old pagan roots. I've been studying Irish mythology, the religion of my ancestors for a couple years now, even back then they had a sense of humor.
Finn Bálor: “Do you know about the Tuatha Dé Danann, who burned their own ships when they landed on enemy shores so there would be no chance for retreat?”
@@jameswells554 Actually, they are the survivors of Nemeds people, a previous group of settlers ( the third group) on the island. Always liked the idea that Nemed was a survivor of Atlantis, especially as a group before them were wiped out by a flood.
People in the ancient time were not that smart or foolish to do so as just made up. Only the minds of the modern folks are that hard-headed bigots who would do nothing but empathizes their own self-delusional denial.
Thanks for shining some light on our mythology, it's a shame that it's so obscure. There's some fantastic stories. Aside from a few of the more popular ones told in schools, people in Ireland wouldn't even know much about unless they had an interest in mythology.
I know right? I'm from Canada but my ancestry is from ireland in cork county and a few years ago I decided I'd learn more about my heritage. It's amazing what's there. I'm especially fascinated with Cliodhna but I can't find much about her.
As a kid who largely grew up in Ireland and who is *deeply* passionate about mythology, stuff like this just… breaks my heart. We need to have stuff like this to be more public knowledge, yet at the same time its fragmented nature makes that kinda impossible in certain regards.
I recognised the name "Fomorian" from Waframe. the Balor Fomorian warships have their primary weapon in their centre shaped like an eye, just like Balor himself had a destructive central eye (you can see it in one of the illustrations in this vid). very clever DE
Assassin Cactus naufalap The Alfar are based off Norse, ljolsalfar and dokkalfar being Norse light and dark elves. Really is a great game. It failed and bankrupted it's studio exactly for that reason, took me like 200 hours to complete and most just couldn't.
Holy shit, native gael of western ireland here learning details of his own culture in his 3rd language. This makes so much sense. Expect a resurgance in Irish culture in the next 20-40 years if we don’t have another invasion or civil war.
It’s a shame that like Norse Mythology, Celtic mythology has been changed by Christian missionaries trying to convert the locals to monotheism. Celtic mythology to a far great extent however since it never had a Poetic and Prose Eda to preserve a large portion. At least thanks to the missionaries some where writing down, but if only they hadn’t messed with it so much
it's unfortunately a reality that we will never know exactly how our ancestors saw the world before Christianity, but at the same time, we should be happy that some priests trying to preserve parts of the old faith, even if it was only for their own gain or not
Ryan: Unfortunately, the Prose and Poetic Eddas were written by Snorri, a Christian scholar. There are, in fact, basically no true Nordic sources of Nordic mythology. There simply is no way of knowing how much of the Eddas is really Nordic or embellished or perhaps complete insertions of Snorri. The best YT channel for Nordic mythology is Dr. Jackson Crawford, who teaches it at the University of Colorado. Boulder.
Oh I knew the Eda's where written by a Christian scholar- hence why there are some noticeable Christian asspects to it. What I meant to imply was Snorri wrote the Eda's because he wanted to keep Norse culture alive. Unfortunately there was no like minded Celtic enthusiast
There is this good series of science fiction/fantasy books by Kenneth C. Flint based on Celtic mythology. The first book is call "Riders of the Sidhe" The main character of the series is Lugh. Good read.
I'm 3rd generation Irish-American and learning about pagan mythology is incredibly fulfilling to me. I feel a sense of pride exploring the heritage of my ancestors.
I'm American, but I'm second generation Scottish on my mom's side (my grandma is from Glasgow). I always find it very frustrating when I try to learn about my ancestors and their mythology because they never bothered to write any of it down. So I just have to settle for whatever the Romans were...uh... kind enough to write about their enemies. I do remember reading some stories where the beings of Celtic mythology coexist with a christianized Scotland, so I thought that was pretty interesting. I've heard some Europeans still believe in those beings in the same way some Americans believe in ghosts
Scots are Celtic, Irish are Celtic, and the Welsh are Celtic peoples, descendents respectfully. In America they only teach that the Irish are Celtic. I did know about the Scotts being Celtic but, honestly didn't find out about the Welsh until I went to Ireland on a vacation.
@@jev2vulcan726 The Bretons are Celtic, the Cornish are Celtic, the Asturians are Celtic, the Galicians are Celtic, and that's only for people NOW who retain that heritage because frankly if you go back far enough practically all Europe was Celtic at one point.
Okay I’ve watched some of your stuff but this video made me realize I fuckin love your channel, it’s fun and informative and I like being taught about different mythologies.Thanks!
Yay someone who knows the real history. Yes Tuatha translates to tribe or people. This was the Tribe of Dan, the ones who decided to sail away from Egypt to these lands. Also to DANmark.
The word Fairy and banshee originate from this Milesian word Aoi sí( tuacha dr danan), calling them fear aoi (fairy, masculine) and ban aoi (banshee, feminine)
I love this channel. I'm Slavic and this Celtic mythos reminds me of our ancient Slavic history. The druids, people of the mounds and of course Mother Goddess worship. In my eyes Christians won the war and so they changed the way history flows. Even when it comes to the Bible there are suspicions about it being edited. Slavic derived from slave in English, but in Polish it's derived from Word as SŁOWO. It is said that the word came first. Our king Chrobry which basically means Tough Guy was poisoned while taking the communion and his successor is called Mieszko which basically means Money and of course he is the king that introduced Christianity to our land (Dagome Index or Iudex is the document about this, if anybody is able to decipher). Now I don't blame anybody as the lost war stems from the weakness, but we were robbed from our culture, traditions and history. Now we have Jesus cult followers in Poland who can't accept the simple thought of anything being different. Now it might all seem as a stretch, but you would have to understand the ancient Slavic language to get what I'm talking about and there a lot of questions still.| Also surprising how Bloodborne game takes on this, even though it's very not in your face way. The Phetumeru which sounds a bit like from your video are major fraction there, of course shrouded in mystery. There a lot more themes there, like Lovecraft and stuff. I highly recommend playing it, just be open minded. Peace (piss?) Eng LICH or just ENG owie, but who can understand me. On the map we are scrubs being fucked left and right. SMH
the book ''irish wisdom preserved in the bible and pyramids''-conor macdari is a must read read. Astonishing. ''The following agreement in the writings under the names of "Matthew," "Mark," and "Luke," regarding the impression made upon the people by the teachings of Jesus, is an example which shows plainly the work of the forging priests. It would be impossible for such agreement to have occurred in the original writings of any three men writing individually and independently...Here is forged testimony: Matthew says: "They were astonished at his doctrine" (22:33), Mark says: "They were astonished at his doctrine" (1:22), Luke says: "They were astonished at his doctrine."(4:32).''-Conor MacDari.
Good video man👍 you put a lot of effort and research into it. As a Irish person I enjoyed this kinda like been back in history class or when my dad would tell me old irish tales as a kid.
If anyone has played Kingdoms of Amalur, they reference a lot of Celtic, Greek and Norse mythologies with their bestiary, enemies, and bosses. Even uses some of their weapons and armor.
I have seen online discussion about the TDD/ fae and their 'iron' problem, wondering if this has anything to do with the common hemochromatosis genetics of Ireland (particularly the west, and islands off the west coast).
Jim Fitzpatrick is the artist featured above. He is responsible for the Che Guevara logo many people display on t shirts. Jim was working in a bar in Kilkee when the rebel with entourage walked in. Eventually this too will become myth!
I think it is worth pointing out that the concept f a Celtic people is a modern idea, applied to various people groups whose ethnolinguistic origin were the same. The reason why it's important to point out this difference is that Celtic peoples spread all across Western and Central Europe, not just the British Isles. The Celts of the Isles were the Insular Celts, as opposed to the Continental Celts, whose mythology and language diverged substantially by the time of the rise of Rome a millennium later. Furthermore, the Insular Celts of the Isles can be divided into the Britons (of Britain) and the Gaels (originally of Ireland, later also of Northwestern Scotland). To put it mildly, the Gaels and the Britons did not like each other. So to see them as the same makes about as much sense as seeing Portugal and Spain as the same. Later on the Gaels invaded Scotland and the Anglo-Saxon invaded England, splitting the Britons into their modern incarnations of Wales and Cornwall (though at the time there were still substantial Britonnic populations up in Northern England and in Western Scotland. My point? This "Celtic" mythology is really just Gaelic mythology.
Anyone interested in the Tuatha de Danann should also research the Tuadhé Anu of Scythia, which connects them to the Anunna gods of the Persian gulf (Anunnaki). Then I highly recommend people go learn about the Finnish Väinämöinen mythology and see what you notice. The Mesoamerican gods can also draw specific parallels to these more northern stories. What I'm getting at is that the lost civilization of the ice age that Graham Hancock and many others allude to, are all hidden in mythology and folklore. We are quite literally talking about caucasians whether its Quetzlcoatl of the Maya, Enki-Ea of Sumer/Babylon, or Fionn Mac Cumail of Ireland, which literally translates to White Stranger. This is our lost history, shrouded in fiction.
My grandad on my mother´s side used to class his grandchildren according to their most prominent tribal characteristics. The broadest brushes were Fir Bolg, Tuatha Dé Danann and Milesian. Although Balor was Lugh´s grandfather no one was ascribed descent from the Fomorians.
I LOVE lore videos and I’ve been getting into celtic mythology a lot lately, was wondering if there were any recommendations besides the 10 videos that you have in your playlists to learn more about it
I think they were talking about Mari being their Goddess. I kinda get this vibe because the name "The tuatha de danann". And knowing the realtions between the Basque people and the Irish. I think The Tuatha were a anceint tribe of the Danube river.
Ser Ten of House Goodman Dresden Files isn't the Tuatha Dé Danann, it is Fairy (think along the lines of Shakespeare). The Iron Druid Chronicles is about Druids and the Tuatha Dé Danann Pantheon; as well as the Greek, the Roman, the Norse and even the American Pantheons of gods.
@@SmileItsRome Yeah primarily Dresden ends up dealing with the Fey and Christian mythologies, but he's run across a fair number from others as well. And the Fomor are there too now.
Some in accuracies in this bit the biggest one was Danu cited as Goddess of the Earth. That's not true. Danu was the Earth as a divine being. Danu was not a humanized God. We are talking about a animistic theology where land masses were considered divine beings. Ireland itself is considered a goddess.
I would like to know the author of the video to include it on the citation since I use a lot of the videos from this channel for my mythology class. Thank you
It really makes me angry how much of our history has been wiped out by various violent, authoritarian or totalitarian groups. Like Roman Catholics or the various Islamic empires
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mythologies and other sources. Japanese works actually quite have them even though not much in anime but at least in light novels and mangas tho I can't give some sauce but they do, Japanese writers love reading other mythos and incorporating some of their Indo-Chinese beliefs in the artistic symbolisms and inspirations in their works
my favourite irish gods are john lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison and ringo starr, followed closey by liam and noel gallagher - irish gods are the best
Ahoy "The Exploring Series" I be here to make a suggestion for a future video. I be watching The Television show known commonly among sailors as "Doctor Who" and there be Monsters within the series that be related to the Cthulhu Mythos. E.g. Sea Devils/Deep Ones Fenric/Hastur the unspeakable The Great Intelligence/Yog Sothoth Even Cthulhu Himself appeared in a novelised story. (Merely be putting it out there matey. The choice be yours if ye want to do a "Cthulhu Mythos in Doctor Who" video or not.)
Remember, King Arthur is technically celtic myth, they share similar elements, such as the magical weapons, a recipient that offers mdevine nourishment(The Holy Grail)and a supernatural tree(Merlin Tree). I hope you do a video on welsh mythology too!
Some suggestions for next videos/series: More God Of War and mythology, Japanese Mythology, how dark souls games incorporate mythology into their respective lores, The Witcher mythology.
The Milesian Gael Inherited Éire From The Tuatha De Danann. Celtic Christian Monks Preserved Most Of Our Myths, Legends, History. The Holy Spirit Defeated Our Druids Magic. ☘️✝️🕊
I've watched/listened to this vid and many tales I suspected that the Sidhe were spawn of the Belgae but until today I had not heard tale of that possibility. Where did you find the source material.
Oh my, JRR Tolkien. This sounds a lot like the Feanorian Exiles who burned their ships after reaching Middle-earth, leaving their cousins behind to tske the more dangerous northern route across the ice.
This feels much less like a story about Gods and much more like real history becoming a myth. In some Irish legends, it almost is as if the Tuatha Dé Danann are a former people, often small in stature who slowly withdraw in the forests and finally die out. Think like the Celtic Irish as Colonizers for whom the withdrawing Tuath become rarer and rarer and slowly dwindle into myth. And perhaps, I hope not, it's to make a Celtic genocide sound mythical. Or it might have been something, much like smallpox who killed so many native Americans, here the Celts brought a disease that almost wiped Tuatha Dé Danann out.
This is so interesting. Thank you so much for sharing. I’m actually researching and writing about the tuatha de dannan. They are so interesting to me. Any more information you have on them would be greatly appreciated. I can send my email if you do have any more information about them. Or if anyone does please feel free to contact me. I appreciate you all! Blessings 🙏🏼
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That was so funny, I had this video recommended to me and thought let's check it out since I love Celtic mythology. The video starts and I kind of recognized the music in the background but couldn't put my finger on it. Turns out it was actually ME. xD Thank you for the awesome video!
Did you... technically Rick roll yourself?.. Great music btw.
You're music is brilliant!!! Thank you so much for making it
It was similar here. I was listening to this in the background and thought "Is that Adrain?"
Haha
Ill do that sometimes, like Ill have a song stuck in my head and cant remember what song it was and then I remember that its one I made years ago.
👍 never stop playing around! 🎸
Ooooooooooooh! Your the dude who made alot of the instrumental stuff Ive already listened to for a while! Thanks dude, good stuff!!!
"The two-a-day donnan" is my new all-time favorite autogenerated caption
As an African American it makes me sad to see what has happened to the culture of the Irish and it also seems alot of people barely even speak the old language there either.
It's still being thought in school and I think it's even class everyone in Ireland has to take in school. Also Gaelic/Irish has risen in popularity over the past decades.
Death Jacen you're right. This has happened to way to many cultures all over the world and it sucks
There are also more people out there now who want to learn the old ways and get back to their old pagan roots. I've been studying Irish mythology, the religion of my ancestors for a couple years now, even back then they had a sense of humor.
AvorTiX only in the south. In the north it's still trying to be stamped out
There are 2 million celtic language speakers in the world.
Finn Bálor: “Do you know about the Tuatha Dé Danann, who burned their own ships when they landed on enemy shores so there would be no chance for retreat?”
Gabriel Drake I have a theory that the Tuatha de Danaan are actually the Danuanna of the Sea People.
James Wells Sea People? As in the same “Sea People” that historians theorize are partially responsible for the Bronze Age collapse?
Cortez must have known Celtic mythology
James Wells Or they could be Vanir who escaped from the Aesir-Vanir War.
@@jameswells554 Actually, they are the survivors of Nemeds people, a previous group of settlers ( the third group) on the island. Always liked the idea that Nemed was a survivor of Atlantis, especially as a group before them were wiped out by a flood.
I love trying to wrap my head around how they made up these stories. Ancient mysteries are just the best
ancient aliens bro
Maybe they’re not made up...
They stole it from my ppl in Egypt
Black ppl
People in the ancient time were not that smart or foolish to do so as just made up.
Only the minds of the modern folks are that hard-headed bigots who would do nothing but empathizes their own self-delusional denial.
Proud to be Irish and love hearing about Celtic mythology
Hah Celtic mythology. Fantastic. It's beautiful confusing and severely under used!
Under used? What would you 'use' it for?
@@finngately479 i guess he means bluntly steal it and reuse it for literature work like Tolkien did.
Or maybe like the piles and piles of Roman movies lol
Thanks for shining some light on our mythology, it's a shame that it's so obscure. There's some fantastic stories. Aside from a few of the more popular ones told in schools, people in Ireland wouldn't even know much about unless they had an interest in mythology.
I know right? I'm from Canada but my ancestry is from ireland in cork county and a few years ago I decided I'd learn more about my heritage. It's amazing what's there. I'm especially fascinated with Cliodhna but I can't find much about her.
As a kid who largely grew up in Ireland and who is *deeply* passionate about mythology, stuff like this just… breaks my heart. We need to have stuff like this to be more public knowledge, yet at the same time its fragmented nature makes that kinda impossible in certain regards.
I am experiencing unbridled shock upon realizing Kingdoms of Amalure (One of my favorite RPGs) is based off Celtic mythology
Assassin Cactus Is it? well, imo the rpg wasn't that good, but after seeing your comment, I may replay it.
You clicked on because of the tuatha part didn't you lol
I recognised the name "Fomorian" from Waframe. the Balor Fomorian warships have their primary weapon in their centre shaped like an eye, just like Balor himself had a destructive central eye (you can see it in one of the illustrations in this vid). very clever DE
Assassin Cactus naufalap
The Alfar are based off Norse, ljolsalfar and dokkalfar being Norse light and dark elves.
Really is a great game.
It failed and bankrupted it's studio exactly for that reason, took me like 200 hours to complete and most just couldn't.
Assassin Cactus That was a hell of a game.
Holy shit, native gael of western ireland here learning details of his own culture in his 3rd language.
This makes so much sense.
Expect a resurgance in Irish culture in the next 20-40 years if we don’t have another invasion or civil war.
Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos. I truly look forward to each video and learning from your teachings.
It’s a shame that like Norse Mythology, Celtic mythology has been changed by Christian missionaries trying to convert the locals to monotheism.
Celtic mythology to a far great extent however since it never had a Poetic and Prose Eda to preserve a large portion.
At least thanks to the missionaries some where writing down, but if only they hadn’t messed with it so much
it's unfortunately a reality that we will never know exactly how our ancestors saw the world before Christianity, but at the same time, we should be happy that some priests trying to preserve parts of the old faith, even if it was only for their own gain or not
Ryan Ratchford Aye, sad but true.
Heathens btfo xD
Ryan: Unfortunately, the Prose and Poetic Eddas were written by Snorri, a Christian scholar. There are, in fact, basically no true Nordic sources of Nordic mythology. There simply is no way of knowing how much of the Eddas is really Nordic or embellished or perhaps complete insertions of Snorri. The best YT channel for Nordic mythology is Dr. Jackson Crawford, who teaches it at the University of Colorado. Boulder.
Oh I knew the Eda's where written by a Christian scholar- hence why there are some noticeable Christian asspects to it. What I meant to imply was Snorri wrote the Eda's because he wanted to keep Norse culture alive. Unfortunately there was no like minded Celtic enthusiast
There is this good series of science fiction/fantasy books by Kenneth C. Flint based on Celtic mythology. The first book is call "Riders of the Sidhe"
The main character of the series is Lugh. Good read.
They found "God-Kings" from ancient Ireland very recently.
Possibly they wete the Tuath De Danann?
I'm 3rd generation Irish-American and learning about pagan mythology is incredibly fulfilling to me. I feel a sense of pride exploring the heritage of my ancestors.
I'm American, but I'm second generation Scottish on my mom's side (my grandma is from Glasgow). I always find it very frustrating when I try to learn about my ancestors and their mythology because they never bothered to write any of it down. So I just have to settle for whatever the Romans were...uh... kind enough to write about their enemies. I do remember reading some stories where the beings of Celtic mythology coexist with a christianized Scotland, so I thought that was pretty interesting. I've heard some Europeans still believe in those beings in the same way some Americans believe in ghosts
Scots are Celtic, Irish are Celtic, and the Welsh are Celtic peoples, descendents respectfully. In America they only teach that the Irish are Celtic. I did know about the Scotts being Celtic but, honestly didn't find out about the Welsh until I went to Ireland on a vacation.
@@jev2vulcan726 The Bretons are Celtic, the Cornish are Celtic, the Asturians are Celtic, the Galicians are Celtic, and that's only for people NOW who retain that heritage because frankly if you go back far enough practically all Europe was Celtic at one point.
It's possible that they CHOSE not to write anything down, more than not bothering to. (It sure is annoying for historians.)
It's equally realistic or unrealistic to believe in any pagan deities and to believe in a single deity such as the Abrahamic or "Christian" God
@@ameliecarre4783 All of France is Celtic
Juliet Marillier's Sevenwaters Trilogy (The Daughter of the Forest to be exact) brought me here!
The Elves from Hellboy 2 were based on the Tuatha dé Danaan
Prince Nuada.
they may have used the names of the Tuatha dé Danaan, but prince Nuada has more in common with Elric of Melniborne by Micheal Moorcock
Nuada Silerhand too
I'm a simple man, I see what looks like a StarGate in the thumbnail, I click.
Tuatha De Danann were actually pre-Celtic. It has been said they have Atlantean origins.
Probably with the Portuguese as well then as they have the Azores island.
Google "Tracey surname". Tracey is the anglicized spelling of a native Irish name;) The origin of the name is said to come from these people.🍀 🍁
T d d , They are from the white Aesir Gods. Norse...
Love listening to you explain these mythos as best as you can
in a lot of the images shown theres always a crow. Morrigan i see you over there.
I loved greek and so i thought i would check this out
i love it
Okay I’ve watched some of your stuff but this video made me realize I fuckin love your channel, it’s fun and informative and I like being taught about different mythologies.Thanks!
6:38 that horse is jacked.
bruh
You should read up on the Tribe of Dan, Danite, Danaan, Danoi, aka one of the Sea Peoples.
Yay someone who knows the real history. Yes Tuatha translates to tribe or people. This was the Tribe of Dan, the ones who decided to sail away from Egypt to these lands. Also to DANmark.
This is so exciting to learn about!
I just recently got into the iron druid Chronicles, and celtic mythology is a big part of the series. I highly recommend it, it's an amazing read.
The word Fairy and banshee originate from this Milesian word Aoi sí( tuacha dr danan), calling them fear aoi (fairy, masculine) and ban aoi (banshee, feminine)
I love this channel. I'm Slavic and this Celtic mythos reminds me of our ancient Slavic history. The druids, people of the mounds and of course Mother Goddess worship.
In my eyes Christians won the war and so they changed the way history flows. Even when it comes to the Bible there are suspicions about it being edited. Slavic derived from slave in English, but in Polish it's derived from Word as SŁOWO. It is said that the word came first.
Our king Chrobry which basically means Tough Guy was poisoned while taking the communion and his successor is called Mieszko which basically means Money and of course he is the king that introduced Christianity to our land (Dagome Index or Iudex is the document about this, if anybody is able to decipher). Now I don't blame anybody as the lost war stems from the weakness, but we were robbed from our culture, traditions and history. Now we have Jesus cult followers in Poland who can't accept the simple thought of anything being different. Now it might all seem as a stretch, but you would have to understand the ancient Slavic language to get what I'm talking about and there a lot of questions still.|
Also surprising how Bloodborne game takes on this, even though it's very not in your face way. The Phetumeru which sounds a bit like from your video are major fraction there, of course shrouded in mystery. There a lot more themes there, like Lovecraft and stuff. I highly recommend playing it, just be open minded. Peace (piss?) Eng LICH or just ENG owie, but who can understand me. On the map we are scrubs being fucked left and right. SMH
the book ''irish wisdom preserved in the bible and pyramids''-conor macdari is a must read read. Astonishing. ''The following agreement in the writings under the names of "Matthew," "Mark," and "Luke," regarding the impression made upon the people by the teachings of Jesus, is an example which shows plainly the work of the forging priests. It would be impossible for such agreement to have occurred in the original writings of any three men writing individually and independently...Here is forged testimony: Matthew says: "They were astonished at his doctrine" (22:33), Mark says: "They were astonished at his doctrine" (1:22), Luke says: "They were astonished at his doctrine."(4:32).''-Conor MacDari.
Good video man👍 you put a lot of effort and research into it. As a Irish person I enjoyed this kinda like been back in history class or when my dad would tell me old irish tales as a kid.
Thank you - Loved the imainative artwork too.
If anyone has played Kingdoms of Amalur, they reference a lot of Celtic, Greek and Norse mythologies with their bestiary, enemies, and bosses. Even uses some of their weapons and armor.
knew I recognised Adrian Von Z's tracks
I only know about them from Kingdoms of Almulor and SMT Apocalypse.
I have seen online discussion about the TDD/ fae and their 'iron' problem, wondering if this has anything to do with the common hemochromatosis genetics of Ireland (particularly the west, and islands off the west coast).
Came here after a certain point in Trails of Cold Steel 4. Won't say anything more to avoid spoilers.
Jim Fitzpatrick is the artist featured above. He is responsible for the Che Guevara logo many people display on t shirts. Jim was working in a bar in Kilkee when the rebel with entourage walked in.
Eventually this too will become myth!
A goddess of the same, Danu in Indo-European mythology is a river goddess. She probably had something to do with lakes or rivers.
nice work , always such great content on your channel
I think it is worth pointing out that the concept f a Celtic people is a modern idea, applied to various people groups whose ethnolinguistic origin were the same.
The reason why it's important to point out this difference is that Celtic peoples spread all across Western and Central Europe, not just the British Isles. The Celts of the Isles were the Insular Celts, as opposed to the Continental Celts, whose mythology and language diverged substantially by the time of the rise of Rome a millennium later.
Furthermore, the Insular Celts of the Isles can be divided into the Britons (of Britain) and the Gaels (originally of Ireland, later also of Northwestern Scotland).
To put it mildly, the Gaels and the Britons did not like each other. So to see them as the same makes about as much sense as seeing Portugal and Spain as the same.
Later on the Gaels invaded Scotland and the Anglo-Saxon invaded England, splitting the Britons into their modern incarnations of Wales and Cornwall (though at the time there were still substantial Britonnic populations up in Northern England and in Western Scotland.
My point? This "Celtic" mythology is really just Gaelic mythology.
I always enjoy your videos. Yo have a great channel. Thanks!
Given your recent decision re: SCP Uploads, I must say, I'd love to see more in this series.
Lugh would be an interesting video.
Anyone interested in the Tuatha de Danann should also research the Tuadhé Anu of Scythia, which connects them to the Anunna gods of the Persian gulf (Anunnaki). Then I highly recommend people go learn about the Finnish Väinämöinen mythology and see what you notice. The Mesoamerican gods can also draw specific parallels to these more northern stories. What I'm getting at is that the lost civilization of the ice age that Graham Hancock and many others allude to, are all hidden in mythology and folklore. We are quite literally talking about caucasians whether its Quetzlcoatl of the Maya, Enki-Ea of Sumer/Babylon, or Fionn Mac Cumail of Ireland, which literally translates to White Stranger. This is our lost history, shrouded in fiction.
Will you do the Elric Saga soon
We can hope!
My grandad on my mother´s side used to class his grandchildren according to their most prominent tribal characteristics. The broadest brushes were Fir Bolg, Tuatha Dé Danann and Milesian. Although Balor was Lugh´s grandfather no one was ascribed descent from the Fomorians.
can u elaborate further? he used to class his grandchildren?
I LOVE lore videos and I’ve been getting into celtic mythology a lot lately, was wondering if there were any recommendations besides the 10 videos that you have in your playlists to learn more about it
There is also a goddess danu in rigveda (ancient indian book) whose descendants are called danavas
I think they were talking about Mari being their Goddess. I kinda get this vibe because the name "The tuatha de danann". And knowing the realtions between the Basque people and the Irish. I think The Tuatha were a anceint tribe of the Danube river.
Great mythology please do more irish mythology if you can
An urban fantasy that makes use of this mythology is The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne
spudthepug there’s a good bit in the Dresden Files too.
Ser Ten of House Goodman Dresden Files isn't the Tuatha Dé Danann, it is Fairy (think along the lines of Shakespeare). The Iron Druid Chronicles is about Druids and the Tuatha Dé Danann Pantheon; as well as the Greek, the Roman, the Norse and even the American Pantheons of gods.
@@SmileItsRome Yeah primarily Dresden ends up dealing with the Fey and Christian mythologies, but he's run across a fair number from others as well. And the Fomor are there too now.
@@AshenDruid Also has a bit of Greek mythos too, with the Valkyrie and Donar Vadderung, who is supposed to be Odin.
@@AshenDruid but I think the Iron Druid Chronicles does a far better job at approaching the different beliefs and histories.
proud to be irish
Keep up the good work, bro
The images in this video are so compelling and beautiful! Who is the artist please?? Great content btw, many thanks to the creator!
Jim Fitzpatrick
THANK YOU I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET INTO CELTIC MYTHOLGY (IRISH IN PARTICULAR) THANK YOUUUU
Some in accuracies in this bit the biggest one was Danu cited as Goddess of the Earth. That's not true. Danu was the Earth as a divine being. Danu was not a humanized God. We are talking about a animistic theology where land masses were considered divine beings. Ireland itself is considered a goddess.
On some level she manifests as an actual being. There's many levels
I would like to know the author of the video to include it on the citation since I use a lot of the videos from this channel for my mythology class. Thank you
It really makes me angry how much of our history has been wiped out by various violent, authoritarian or totalitarian groups. Like Roman Catholics or the various Islamic empires
Thumbnail reminded me of some epic Conan the Cymmerian shit, had to check it out. Nice choice in that regard!
Since you have started exploring mythologies, I have seen an increase in cancerous comments. Keep up the good work though.
How is this not a game
Henry Johnston Kratos is coming.
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Ah but that's Norse
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Really? OK I'll check it out
You could try hellblade for the ps4, it's about a Celtic goddess and it's pretty accurate desgin wise
Nuada of the Silver Hand as you know is also known as Nodens.
Any other *The Iron Druid Chronicles* fans out there?
Dyaus Pitar (Vedic), Zeus Pater (Greek), Jupiter (Roman), Dei Patrous (Illyrian), Dievs (Baltic).
Uṣas (Vedic), Eos (Greek), Aurora (Roman), Aushrine (Baltic).
Varuṇa (Vedic), Odinn/Wodan (Germanic), Ouranous (Greek), Velinas (Baltic).
Asura (Vedic), Aesir (Germanic), Ahura (Avestan).
Marut (Vedic), Ares (Greek), Mars (Roman).
Parjanya (Vedic), Perkunas (Baltic), Perunu (Slavic), Fjorgyn (Germanic).
Traitana (Vedic), Thraetaona (Avestan), Triton (Greek).
Aryaman (Vedic), Airyaman (Avestan), Ariomanus/Eremon (Celtic).
Saramā/Sārameya (Vedic), Hermes (Greek).
Pūṣan, Paṇi (Vedic), Pan (Greek), Vanir (Germanic).
Rudra (Vedic), Ruglu (Slavic).
Danu (Vedic), Danu (Irish).
Indra (Vedic), Indra (Avestan), Inara (Hittite).
Śarvara (Vedic), Kerberos (Greek).
Śrī (Vedic), Ceres (Greek), Freyr/Freya (Germanic).
Bhaga (Vedic), Baga (Avestan), Bog (Slavic).
Apām Napāt (Vedic), Apām Napāt (Avestan), Neptunus (Roman), Nechtain (Celtic).
Ṛbhu (Vedic), Elbe (Germanic).
Yama (Vedic), Yima (Avestan), Ymir (Germanic).
Linguistic, textual, genetic and archaeological evidence for the Out of India Theory of Indo European Languages
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Baghpat Chariots, Weapons and the Horse in the Harappan Civilization - Dr. BK Manjul
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Findings from the latest genetic study conducted by ASI in collaboration withe Reich Lab at Harvard using the ancient DNA from Rakhigarhi
slides at 29:00 mark
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Here are the tribes that spread the Indo European languages from South Asia to West Asia, Central Asia and to Europe
Avestan) Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Sairima (Śimyu), Dahi (Dāsa).
NE Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Nuristani/Piśācin (Viṣāṇin).
Pakhtoonistan (NW Pakistan), South Afghanistan: Iranian: Pakhtoon/Pashtu (Paktha).
Baluchistan (SW Pakistan), SE Iran: Iranian: Bolan/Baluchi (Bhalāna).
NE Iran: Iranian: Parthian/Parthava (Pṛthu/Pārthava).
SW Iran: Iranian: Parsua/Persian (Parśu/Parśava).
NW Iran: Iranian: Madai/Mede (Madra).
Uzbekistan: Iranian: Khiva/Khwarezmian (Śiva).
W. Turkmenistan: Iranian: Dahae (Dāsa).
Ukraine, S, Russia: Iranian: Alan (Alina), Sarmatian (Śimyu).
Turkey: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Phryge/Phrygian (Bhṛgu).
Romania, Bulgaria: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Dacian (Dāsa).
Greece: Greek: Hellene (Alina).
Albania: Albanian: Sirmio (Śimyu).
Shrikant Gangadhar Talageri
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Five waves of Indo-European expansion: a preliminary model (2018)
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I. Tonoyan-Belyayev
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Reference for art? I love the pictures. Whose the artist that did these?
mythologies and other sources. Japanese works actually quite have them even though not much in anime but at least in light novels and mangas tho I can't give some sauce but they do, Japanese writers love reading other mythos and incorporating some of their Indo-Chinese beliefs in the artistic symbolisms and inspirations in their works
Do a Lord of The Rings on the forgotten realm of Arnor please
weren't the celtic god and the norse gods considered cousin or relative ?
I am exploring this mythology. As I believe it served as a model for (Elden Ring)'s
my favourite irish gods are john lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison and ringo starr, followed closey by liam and noel gallagher - irish gods are the best
Ahoy "The Exploring Series" I be here to make a suggestion for a future video. I be watching The Television show known commonly among sailors as "Doctor Who" and there be Monsters within the series that be related to the Cthulhu Mythos.
E.g.
Sea Devils/Deep Ones
Fenric/Hastur the unspeakable
The Great Intelligence/Yog Sothoth
Even Cthulhu Himself appeared in a novelised story. (Merely be putting it out there matey. The choice be yours if ye want to do a "Cthulhu Mythos in Doctor Who" video or not.)
Remember, King Arthur is technically celtic myth, they share similar elements, such as the magical weapons, a recipient that offers mdevine nourishment(The Holy Grail)and a supernatural tree(Merlin Tree). I hope you do a video on welsh mythology too!
Some suggestions for next videos/series: More God Of War and mythology, Japanese Mythology, how dark souls games incorporate mythology into their respective lores, The Witcher mythology.
Gotta wait until the next poll man.
I wanna see the Dark Souls video.
Celtic mythology is excellent but is also married to Scandinavia mythology, two great nations but I dont know which is spookier
The Milesian Gael Inherited Éire From The Tuatha De Danann. Celtic Christian Monks Preserved Most Of Our Myths, Legends, History. The Holy Spirit Defeated Our Druids Magic. ☘️✝️🕊
(6:35) reminds me of the Fountain of Youth...
The cauldron of who you mean the dagda the good god also known as the father god and you have him as what in your video
I'm using Jim's art in the thumbnail for something big. it's going to take a minute but y'all will see
Something big like this? igg.me/at/fionn/x/19661451
I've watched/listened to this vid and many tales I suspected that the Sidhe were spawn of the Belgae but until today I had not heard tale of that possibility. Where did you find the source material.
Thanks
Ever thought of doing the Diskworld series?
My man, can you tell us please where did you find these pictures please?
Cheers mate!
Too wah hoo de dahnan.
The name of "Dan" was placed on all over the world
DANube river
SarDANia
River DIN/DAN
DANmark
DANoi
All have it's origins to the Israel tribes of Dan
Donncha, Dennis
People seriously believe this shit?
Little concrete info about Irish mythology because of the parasites next door
Well you be doing a video on the Arthurian legends?
Oh, Elden Ring!?!?!?
nuada of the silver hand = nodens
chose a good topic brotha
Read the complete book of, "The kingdom of the Night" you will find alot of answers in the original one
is the book you listed in your description your only source?
so did tthey start out as mortals ? also can they live forever ?
I was expecting more wrath of the druids comments.
when the noldor elfs came to mw the burn there
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Oh my, JRR Tolkien. This sounds a lot like the Feanorian Exiles who burned their ships after reaching Middle-earth, leaving their cousins behind to tske the more dangerous northern route across the ice.
I also thought nuada and lugh ruled together
Tuatha? I thought that was just a Kingdoms of Amalur thing
Senua from Hellblade is a pict, and the submarine from Full Metal Panic is named Tuatha De Danannm s'about all I've seen.
I actually just grabbed that off game pass. I enjoyed it but I was wondering why they chose Norse mythology.
This feels much less like a story about Gods and much more like real history becoming a myth. In some Irish legends, it almost is as if the Tuatha Dé Danann are a former people, often small in stature who slowly withdraw in the forests and finally die out. Think like the Celtic Irish as Colonizers for whom the withdrawing Tuath become rarer and rarer and slowly dwindle into myth. And perhaps, I hope not, it's to make a Celtic genocide sound mythical. Or it might have been something, much like smallpox who killed so many native Americans, here the Celts brought a disease that almost wiped Tuatha Dé Danann out.
This is so interesting. Thank you so much for sharing. I’m actually researching and writing about the tuatha de dannan. They are so interesting to me. Any more information you have on them would be greatly appreciated. I can send my email if you do have any more information about them. Or if anyone does please feel free to contact me. I appreciate you all! Blessings 🙏🏼
If this interests you then read The Meeting of the Waters by Caiseal Mor