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Rhiannon – The Welsh Horse Goddess
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Rhiannon’s Role in Mabinogion

Rhiannon’s story begins with her decision to marry a man of her choosing. Despite her family’s wishes, Rhiannon refused to marry the older man Gwawl, one of her kind, because she found him repugnant. Instead, she married Pwyll, the mortal lord of Dyfed.

Pwyll sees Rhiannon

One day, Pwyll was out with his companions riding a horse, and he spotted Rhiannon, galloping on her white mare. The young lord was immediately enchanted by the beautiful goddess dressed in gold.

Pwyll sent his servant on the fastest horse he could find to go after her and ask her if she would want to meet the enchanted prince. However, the servant couldn’t catch up with her, as her horse was so powerful and swift, that it seemed as though it was barely touching the ground.

Ignoring his friends’ protests, Pwyll went after her alone the next day. He pursued her for three days and couldn’t overtake her. Finally, as his horse started to tremble, Pwyll decided to stop chasing her and called her to stop and wait for him. And she did so.