(Source: The Encyclopedia of Celtic Mythology, by Patricia Monaghan)
Can anyone else chime-in and know any other corraborating sources on this purported Celtic figure?
Also, I'd like to know more about Gaulish giants in general.
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(Source: The Encyclopedia of Celtic Mythology, by Patricia Monaghan)
Can anyone else chime-in and know any other corraborating sources on this purported Celtic figure?
Also, I'd like to know more about Gaulish giants in general.
Is there an origin story for giants in Celtic myth that we know of?
Sadly, none, along with a defined Creation myth. If there are any, then its a shame it wasn't written down.
The Irish Lebor Gabala Erenn/Book of Invasions describes the successive settling of Ireland by six different races, including the Tuatha de Danann, but the Giant stand-ins, the Fomorians, randomly appear and are never given an explanation for it.
There is one story I know of that explains the origins of the British giants, Des Grantz Geanz, but it's an Anglo-Norman story inserted into a adaptation of Geoffrey of Monmouth's pseudohistory. And Geoffrey himself isn't exactly an authority on indigenous British myths either.
Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland