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Míl Espáine

In Irish origin myths, Míl Espáine or Míl Espáne (later Latinized as Milesius) is the mythical ancestor of the final inhabitants of Ireland, the "sons of Míl" or Milesians, who represent the vast majority of the Irish Gaels. His father was Bile, son of Breogan. Modern historians believe he is a creation of medieval Irish Christian writers.

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Abode
Spain (traditional)
Children
Érimón, Éber Finn, Amergin Glúingel, and others
Consorts
Scota, Seang
Dynasty
Progenitor of the Milesian High Kings of Ireland
Gender
male
Parents
Bile, son of Breoghan

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Míl Espáine

Nodes66
Edges65
Triples62
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
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Míl Espáine

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related to Name and origin · 31
Míl Espáine → Another, As, Bregon's Tower, Britons, Coruña, For, Galicia, Goths, Hamel, Hercules, Hibernia, Hispania, Hispaniae, Historia Brittonum, Iberia, Iberia/Hiberia, Iberia/Hispania, In Galician, Ireland, Irish
related to Lebor Gabála Érenn · 25
Míl Espáine → Bilé, Book, Breogán, Cessair, Fir Bolg, Golam, Hispaniae, Iberia, Ireland, Irish, Irish Lebor Gabála, It, Japheth, Latin, Míl, Míl's, Nemed, Noah, Partholón, Scythians
Abode · 1
Míl Espáine → Spain (traditional)
Children · 1
Míl Espáine → Érimón, Éber Finn, Amergin Glúingel, and others
Consorts · 1
Míl Espáine → Scota, Seang
Dynasty · 1
Míl Espáine → Progenitor of the Milesian High Kings of Ireland
Gender · 1
Míl Espáine → male
Parents · 1
Míl Espáine → Bile, son of Breoghan

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ireland irish míl sons gabála milesians iberia érimón lebor milesius son gaels tower people one ír name origin éber finn

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Míl EspáineAbodeSpain (traditional)1.00infobox
Míl EspáineChildrenÉrimón, Éber Finn, Amergin Glúingel, and others1.00infobox
Míl EspáineConsortsScota, Seang1.00infobox
Míl EspáineDynastyProgenitor of the Milesian High Kings of Ireland1.00infobox
Míl EspáineGendermale1.00infobox
Míl EspáineParentsBile, son of Breoghan1.00infobox
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennThe0.60section
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennIrish Lebor Gabála0.60section
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennBook0.60section
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennTaking0.60section
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennIreland0.60section
Míl Espáinerelated to Lebor Gabála ÉrennIt0.60section

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