The Dagda
c. 700 CE – 1200 CEattested
Brú na Bóinne, Ireland
- Celtic
Irish father-figure with a club that kills at one end and revives at the other, a cauldron nobody leaves hungry from, and a harp that makes the seasons turn. Comic and enormous and completely serious.
Known for
- a club with two ends
- the cauldron of plenty
- the harp that orders the seasons
Dates are estimates. A great deal of what this atlas covers is only datable to within a century.