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Cover for The Battle of Ros na Ríg: Intrigue and Betrayal in Ancient Ireland: A Tale of Legendary Battles and Mythological Heroes

The Battle of Ros na Ríg: Intrigue and Betrayal in Ancient Ireland: A Tale of Legendary Battles and Mythological Heroes

Language
English
Format
Category

Fiction

The Battle of Ros na Ríg is a fascinating medieval tale, shrouded in the rich oral tradition of Irish folklore. Written in an evocative style that blends historical epic with vivid mythology, this anonymous text captures the fierce conflicts and heroic deeds of ancient warriors. It illuminates the complex interplay of power, loyalty, and identity in pre-modern Ireland, incorporating supernatural elements that underscore the cultural significance of these narratives. Through its carefully crafted language and rhythmic prose, the work invites readers into a world where myth and history intertwine, reflecting the socio-political turmoil of its time. The anonymity of the author highlights the communal aspect of storytelling within the Celtic tradition, suggesting a collaborative heritage of myth-making that speaks to the cultural identity of Ireland. While little is known about the author, the work likely reflects a synthesis of oral and written traditions, emerging during a period when such epic tales served not only as entertainment but also as moral instruction and cultural preservation in a society fraught with conflict. Readers interested in the dynamics of power, identity, and folklore will find The Battle of Ros na Ríg an illuminating addition to their literary exploration. Its profound themes resonate with contemporary issues, making it a remarkable study for both enthusiasts of medieval literature and those seeking to understand the enduring legacy of Irish oral traditions.

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Translators: Edmund Hogan

Release date

Ebook: 10 April 2021

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