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Cornish mythology

Cornish mythology is the folk tradition and mythology of the Cornish people. It consists partly of folk traditions developed in Cornwall and partly of traditions developed by Britons elsewhere before the end of the first millennium, often shared with those of the Breton and Welsh peoples. Some of this contains remnants of the mythology of pre-Christian…

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Enys Tregarthen

North Cornwall

Penwith

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Cornish mythology

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Cornish mythology → Arthurian Cycle, Bards, Breizh, British Sea' Mor Brettanek/Mor, Brittany, Brythonic, Cerniw, Cornish, Cornwall, Devon, England, For, Greater, Ireland, Iseult, Lesser Britains, Mabinogion, Many, Part, Tristan
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Cornish mythology → folk tradition and mythology of the Cornish people

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cornwall cornish legend folk mythology tales many according folklore often legends st breton giants welsh tristan iseult washerwomen page needed

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Cornish mythologyis afolk tradition and mythology of the Cornish people0.90text
neighbouring Devoninstance ofas well as Ireland and parts of England0.80text
the early eighteenth century Jack the Giant Killer may recall much older British folk traditions recorded elsewhere in medieval Welsh language manuscriptsinstance ofto the mystical form of St Michael's Mount are explained as the work of Giants and English tales0.80text
closely related to the folk traditions of Dartmoor in neighbouring Devon.There is a Cornish legend of the lost land of Lyonesseinstance ofto the mystical form of St Michael's Mount are explained as the work of Giants and English tales0.80text
supposedly lost to the sea in one nightinstance ofto the mystical form of St Michael's Mount are explained as the work of Giants and English tales0.80text
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewCornwall0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewBrythonic0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewBrittany0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewWales0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewIreland0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewEngland0.60section
Cornish mythologyrelated to overviewDevon0.60section

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