Amergin Glúingel

Amergin, also Amairgen [' avar ʴ ɣ ʴ in ʴ ] (" Birth of the suit singing " ) with the nickname Glúngel [' glu ː nɣ ʴ el ] (" the bright knee," or " with the brilliant relationship " ) is in the Celtic mythology of Ireland a leader Druid or bard of the Milesians.

Mythology

Bem first Anlandungsversuch the Milesians the Tuatha Dé Danann Send by Fith -Fath a " Druids Wind ", the ever expelling the ships of the sons of Míl Espáne the country. Since Amergin speaks his first incantation that brings the storm to a halt:

After the successful landing Amergin speaks when entering the country (with the right foot first):

This poem has its counterpart in the Welsh Llyfr Taliesin ( "Book of Taliesin ").

After calming the wind and the subjugation of the country the third incantation addressed to the sea follows:

After this successful conquest of the island of Ireland, on the advice Amergins is divided between mils sons, Éber is ruler in the south, Eremon receives the north.

The mentioned as a husband and father Finncháems Conall mac Cernachs Amairgin ECIT Salaig is loud Birkhan not mentioned here, but the son of a "dirty blacksmith ", which brings it under its own power to honor poet.