Annwn - the Land of the Dead - is a complicated place in Welsh mythology - far more complicated than the Greek Isles of the Blessed.
Arawn is the king there in most of the older texts, but Gwyn ap Nudd becomes king in the later stories.
And there is always half a sense that Annwn is not really a place at all (in fact, it is a non-place) - in which case the idea of a 'king' becomes problematic.
Early on, the King of Annwn was called Arawn. Later, another name was Gwyn ap Nudd.
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Arawn, king of the otherworld realm Annwn or Annwfn.
Annwn - the Land of the Dead - is a complicated place in Welsh mythology - far more complicated than the Greek Isles of the Blessed. Arawn is the king there in most of the older texts, but Gwyn ap Nudd becomes king in the later stories. And there is always half a sense that Annwn is not really a place at all (in fact, it is a non-place) - in which case the idea of a 'king' becomes problematic.
Arawn was the king of Annwn - the underworld or land of the dead in Welsh Celtic myth.
The Welsh word for 'king' is brenin; an obsolete word is rhi.
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