Most legends and folk tales have a grain of truth and are well worth studying. I'm not too sure about the "Celtic" emphasis I see on many sites. Allthough we are descended from the Celts the real Welsh people have not felt "celtic" since they developed their own identity as the Cymry, between the 3rd and 6th Century A.D. (well, as a Welshman, that's my opinion!).
The Dream of Macsen Wledig Transcribed from the Everyman edition. It is the translation by G. and T. Jones 1949
An "academic" history of Emperor Maximillium (Macsen Wledig) by Walter E.Roberts
Welsh Incident by Robert Graves © A.P.Watt Ltd on behalf of the Robert Graves Copyright Trust.
Eifionydd gan R.Williams Parry
Giraldus Cambrensis (Gerald of Wales): "On the Welsh" / Gerald y Cymro "y Cymry"
"The Lament for Llywelyn ap Gruffudd" by Gruffudd ap Yr Ynad Coch,1282.
Welsh Songs and Poetry of the Sea/ Cerddi a Farddoniaeth y Mor
Cantre'r Gwaelod Welsh tale and poem in the Atlantis tradition./ Barddoniaeth gan J.J. Williams
Mawrth 2008 - Adran newydd sbon gyda fy storiau ddarluniadol
Other Pages on this Site/ Tudalenau eraill ar y Safle yma
Robert Dafydd Cadwalader. Gricieth. 2004 ©