Brythonic
- Where
- Wales, Cornwall and Brittany
- When
- early medieval onward, in manuscripts of the twelfth century and later
- What survives
- Medieval Welsh prose and poetry, copied long after the events they describe.
1 entry
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- Mabon
The autumn equinox station of the modern eightfold year, named in 1974 after a Welsh literary figure who has no calendrical association of any kind.