- Y Mab
Darogan (pronounced [ə mɑːb
darɔˈɡan]
meaning "The Destined/prophesied child" or "Child of Destiny") is a
messianic figure of
Welsh legend, destined...
- my fathers: 2000
years of
Welsh history. John
Penry Press. The Last Mab
Darogan,
Charles Parry (Novasys, 2010) pp. 273–4.
Issues of the Exchequer, Hen...
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political mythology of the time,
which drew
heavily on the
image of the mab
darogan or
chosen son, who
would free
Wales from subjugation.[citation needed]...
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links to the
Arthurian legend, the
title given to such
rulers is Y Mab
Darogan (The
prophesied Son). The
Welsh term draig, 'dragon' was used to refer...
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Mabberley Henry Mabb (1872–1961), British-born
Canadian politician Mab
Darogan, a
messianic figure of
Welsh legend This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- the
original on 13
January 2023.
Retrieved 5
October 2022. The Last Mab
Darogan,
Charles Parry (Novasys, 2010) pp. 273–4.
Issues of the Exchequer, Hen...
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reflect a
Welsh belief that
Arthur ought to be ****ociated with the "Mab
Darogan" ("Son of Prophecy"), a
messianic figure of the
Welsh prophetic tradition...
- folk hero
awaiting the call to
return and
liberate his
people – "Y Mab
Darogan" ('The
Foretold Son'). In
William Shakespeare's play
Henry IV, Part 1 he...
- LIV "Ymarwar Llud Bychan" ("The
Lesser Reconciliation of Lludd") LVII
Darogan Katwal[adr?] ("Prophecy of Cadwallader" (title only)) I "Priv Cyfarch"...
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criticised a
leaflet Edwards wrote for
Price in 2016
describing him as Mab
Darogan, a
figure from
folklore destined to
force the
English out of Britain. In...
