Leabhar Breatnach — Scéal Artúir 1 & 2

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Le linn ré laochais na Breataine Ceiltí tar éis imeacht na Rómhánach, tháinig miotas is finscéalta is startha diamhra i mbláth san oileán. Bhí tír na mBreatnach faoi shíorionsaí ag na Sasanaigh chreachacha, ach tháinig Artúr ar an bhfód agus níorbh fhada gur chuir sé tosach le feachtas diongbháilte chun an ruaig a chur orthu.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

The post-Roman Heroic Age in Celtic Britain saw the flourishing of enigmatic myth, legend and history. Coveted by maurauding Saxons and pillaging foes, the lands of the Britons were under constant siege. This age of disorder gave rise to the fabled Celtic warleader Arthur and his ruthless quest to keep his land free from the Saxon foe.

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Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

Laethanta neamhshona a bhí ann do na Breatnaigh, do mhuintir na Breataine, don chine a thugadh Cymry orthu féin. Le cúlú Impireacht na Róimhe, chuaigh muintir Inis na gCumhachtach as a smacht. D’imigh na Rómhánaigh ach tháinig na Sasanaigh shantacha ina nionad. Ach bhí Breatnach ann a dhein an ruaig a chur ar an mbagairt mharfach sin. Ba é sin an mac tairngreachta, Impire is Sciath na Breataine. Mhair a chlú is a cháil trí na céadta i stair agus sna finscéalta. Is é ainm a bhí air ná Artúr.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

These were sombre days for the Brythons, inhabitants of the island of Britain, the people who called themselves the Cymry. The collapse of the Roman Empire saw the demise of the legion stranglehold inflicted on the Isle of the Mighty. But in place of the Romans came the Saxon menace and their lust for Brython lands. This was a threat vigorously repelled by the Brython Son of Prophecy, Chief of the Lords of Britain, Protector if the island, whose name resounds loudly through time, history and legend. Arthur.