Honor and the Celtic Heroes

Mabinogi, The Tain, Gantz 's early Irish myth, and Sagas' honor code emphasize the spirit of traditional Celtic heroes. However, compliance with the honorary norm can be considered useful for the identity and reputation of the protagonist rather than a more ethical norm. Gae bolga, Efnisien, Mider's love for Etain, and Rhiannon's magic bag are extraordinary powers that all heroes can not achieve. Because of these supernatural effects, heroes are blessed and cursed by the completion of power.

Hero of Celtic and Germanic myths Through the myths of Celtic people and Germans in Northern Europe, there are lots of stories of magnificent heroes and their extraordinary acts. These stories depict incredible feathered heroes; many of them seem to be magical, superhuman and completely impossible (for example, involving the ocean, almost one side It defeated the military in a like manner, and it is other shocking). attack). Celtic and Germanic tribes have been living since ancient times ... like the modern "hero of war". However, from ancient times to the present age, all heroes have features from east to west. First and foremost, all heroes have powerful helper to help heroes when it is dangerous; sometimes hero gains some blessings from helper. Secondly, all heroes are wise. Of course, all heroes are different in their smart field. When it comes to using wisdom, some people are jealous and jealous, but others are good problem solvers.

Therefore, historical heroes are real people who become heroes in their lives due to important actions. Robert A. Segal's "Hero Myths" (2005) and various mythical heroes (Celtic, Bible, Polynesia etc.) and historical figures such as Christopher Columbus, St. Nvda and Galileo. He does not intend to derive similarity between myths and historical heroes, but attempts to show how the concept of hero changes with social change. Siegel recognizes several kinds of heroes besides myths, history, literature heroes, and classifies them into several subcategories. We read national heroes, explorer heroes, saint heroes, artists' heroes and heroes. The names cited here include George Washington, David Crockett, Elvis Presley etc. As we have seen, the hero shows the image and body of man.