Arawn, Celtic God

A Short Series on Celtic Gods and Goddess

Arawn is one of the most intriguing gods of all. Though there is limited information about him, the tales of his greatness are still told today.

Arawn is often seen as a god of the underworld, but he is also known for his skill in battle and his ability to control the elements.

Arawn is said to have been born of two divine parents, the goddess Rhiannon and the god Beli Mawr.

He had a brother named Hafgan, who was an enemy of Arawn’s.

Arawn was the ruler of Annwn, the Celtic underworld.

He had three main servants: Gwyn ap Nudd, the god of hunting; Arianhod, the goddess of beauty; and Gwyddion, the god of magic.

Arawn was also known as a great warrior and as a master of the elements. It’s said that he had unrivaled control over the four elements of fire, water, earth, and air. He could also shape-shift into any form he desired.

Arawn is best known for his battle with his brother, Hafgan.

The two had a rivalry for many years, and it eventually led to a battle that took place in a lake.

During the fight, Arawn was able to summon a magical sword called Caledfwlch and use it to defeat his brother.

After the battle, Arawn became the ruler of Annwn and Hafgan was forced to retreat.

In Celtic mythology, Arawn was often seen as a god of death, but he was also venerated for his strength and courage.

He was viewed as a powerful ruler and a figure of justice.

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