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LLUCH LLEAWG
'Lake'
One of Arthur’s warriors, described in the ninth-century Welsh poem The Spoils of Annwn. His first name means 'lake'.
He assisted Arthur in obtaining a magical cauldron from Annwn. He may be related to Llenlleawg from Culhwch and Olwen who has a similar role in a comparable expedition. Either Lluch Lleawg or his comrade Lleminawg may be the origin of Lancelot, having descended from the Celtic God Lug.
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