Amergin Glúingel
Irish · mortal · mythological cycle · Recorded classification
The Song of Amergin — 'I am the wind on the sea, I am the wave of the ocean' — is traditionally the first poem composed in Ireland, and it is not quoted on this record, because the treatment consulted gives the landing and the meeting and not the poem. Míl Espáine, whose sons the Milesians are, is a BLOCKED census row for the same reason. Tara is a place and not ingested.
Domains
- poetry
- conquest and settlement
Relations
- met: BanbaReciprocal of the in-batch edge.Reference treatment of the Milesians met on three mountains by Banba, Fódla and Ériu. (secondary)
- met: FódlaReciprocal of the in-batch edge.Reference treatment of the same meeting. (secondary)
- met: ÉriuNon-symmetric, so nothing is written onto the pre-existing Ériu record. With this edge the corpus's Ériu is finally connected to the event she is famous for.Reference treatment of the three goddesses meeting the Milesians, primacy being given to Ériu. (secondary)
Sources
- Amergin Glúingel is the poet-warrior who leads the Milesians into Ireland and is met on three mountains by Banba, Fódla and Ériu.: Reference treatments of Amergin, of the Milesians and of the three sovereignty goddesses. (secondary)