SourceBush of Heaven
A tree-side resting place where a devout monk sleeps beyond his lifetime.
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SourceA tree-side resting place where a devout monk sleeps beyond his lifetime.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceBreton megalithic landscape surrounded by living tales of korrigans.
Celtic fairy traditions
SourceA fairy stronghold and, in another legend, the hidden resting place of Arthur’s warriors.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceA lake whose submerged town becomes the foundation of fairy palaces.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceCircles in the grass remembered as dance grounds with a perilous boundary.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceA wood whose central tree shelters the Dancing Place of the Goblin.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceIrish royal landscape surrounded by stories of Sidhe processions.
Celtic fairy traditions
SourceThe lake of green-clad fairy women and extraordinary white cattle.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceThe mountain lake from which the fairy wife of the Myddfai legend appears.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourcePilgrimage lake interpreted through monster legends and earlier sacred associations.
Celtic fairy traditions
SourceA mountain treasure site where supernatural light and storms guard an iron chest.
Welsh folklore, Wirt Sikes
SourceA real monument discussed through funerary evidence and fairy-palace traditions.
Celtic fairy traditions
SourceThe Cavern of the Ravens, where two fiery-eyed birds guard a chest of gold.
Welsh folklore, Wirt SikesThe remote castle reached with the North Wind’s help, where the girl must recover the enchanted prince.
Norwegian fairy tales: Old Tales from the NorthThe splendid dwelling entered through a steep hill, which vanishes when the girl loses the enchanted prince.
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