Brân Galed - Revision history

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	'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').		'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').

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	'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').		'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').

	A clue regarding Brân's [[Treasures of Britain\|legendary drinking horn]] was found by the 9th century [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] while exploring an [[Old Cellar]] in [[Essex\|Essexe]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' ~~– The Horn of Brân Galed of the North~~</ref>		A clue regarding Brân's [[Treasures of Britain\|legendary drinking horn]] was found by the 9th century [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] while exploring an [[Old Cellar]] in [[Essex\|Essexe]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in Welsh mythology. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').		'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki\|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').

	A clue regarding Brân's legendary drinking horn was found by the 9th century Viking Eivor while exploring an [[Old Cellar]] in [[Essex\|Essexe]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – The Horn of Brân Galed of the North</ref>		A clue regarding Brân's [[Treasures of Britain\|legendary drinking horn]] was found by the 9th century [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] while exploring an [[Old Cellar]] in [[Essex\|Essexe]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – The Horn of Brân Galed of the North</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	As Brân is a fairly common name among the early British and Welsh heroes it is difficult ascertain which historical hero or king might be the basis of the character. One possible individual is {{Wiki\|Brennius\|Brân ap Dyfnwal}}, mentioned by [[Geoffrey of Monmouth]] in his ''{{Wiki\|Historia Regum Britanniae}}''. According to Geoffrey he became king of Rome and his son was Cynan ap Brân, according to other sources.<ref>{{WP\|cy:Brân Galed\|Brân Galed}}</ref>		As Brân is a fairly common name among the early [[United Kingdom\|British]] and Welsh heroes it is difficult ascertain which historical hero or king might be the basis of the character. One possible individual is {{Wiki\|Brennius\|Brân ap Dyfnwal}}, mentioned by [[Geoffrey of Monmouth]] in his ''{{Wiki\|Historia Regum Britanniae}}''. According to Geoffrey, he became king of Rome and his son was Cynan ap Brân, according to other sources.<ref>{{WP\|cy:Brân Galed\|Brân Galed}}</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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{{WP-REAL|cy:Brân Galed}}
{{Era|Individuals}}
{{Spoilerhd|10 February 2021}}
'''Brân Galed''' was a hero in Welsh mythology. Being "of the North" he was celebrated as hailing from {{Wiki|Hen Ogledd}} (English: ''The Old North'').

A clue regarding Brân's legendary drinking horn was found by the 9th century Viking Eivor while exploring an [[Old Cellar]] in [[Essex|Essexe]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – The Horn of Brân Galed of the North</ref>

==Behind the scenes==
As Brân is a fairly common name among the early British and Welsh heroes it is difficult ascertain which historical hero or king might be the basis of the character. One possible individual is {{Wiki|Brennius|Brân ap Dyfnwal}}, mentioned by [[Geoffrey of Monmouth]] in his ''{{Wiki|Historia Regum Britanniae}}''. According to Geoffrey he became king of Rome and his son was Cynan ap Brân, according to other sources.<ref>{{WP|cy:Brân Galed|Brân Galed}}</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{Mo}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Individuals]]
[[Category:Welsh mythology]]
[[Category:Welsh people]]