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"For
all the worry he had caused her'(From
the book "Rhiannon
: Goddess of The Birth Moon")By : Deborah Susan Jones : Editor An ancient Myth &
Legend . . . . . .Great Queen Rhiannon,
Cymric, Brythonic and a Triple Goddess.. . . . on the night
of the first of May the child was captured by a creature
who also stole a foal from the stables of Teyrnon Twrf
Gwliant. He saves the foal and also the infant who he
sees wrapped in swaddling clothes. Taking the child as
his own he has him baptised as Gwri Wallt Eurun. But
Teyrnon hears tidings of what has befallen Rhiannon . .
. . . . . . Teyrnon hears
tidings of what has befallen Rhiannon and feeling sorry
for her inquires deeply into her story and looking
closely at Gwri realises the semblance between the child
and Pwyll Pen Annwfn . . . . Deborah
Susan Jones
