Celtic Sun God
Celtic Sun God
How the Pictons are descendant from Belenos the Celtic God of the Sun
How the Pictons are descendant from Belenos the Celtic God of the Sun
One can never believe everything your find on the internet but this is interesting
One can never believe everything your find on the internet but this is interesting
Go to Ancestors for Jenet Philips-Wife of John Picton and daughter-in-law of Owen Picton of Trellyffaint
Go to Ancestors for Jenet Philips-Wife of John Picton and daughter-in-law of Owen Picton of Trellyffaint
You can trace back to Belenos, the Sun God and produce the below line of descent.
You can trace back to Belenos, the Sun God and produce the below line of descent.
How we are descendant from Belenos (the Celtic Sun-God)
How we are descendant from Belenos (the Celtic Sun-God)
Belenos, later known as Beli Mawr (the Great), was the Celtic God of the Sun, representing the curative powers of the Sun’s heat. His festival of Beltane, when bonfires were lit to welcome in the Summer and encourage the Sun’s warmth, was held on May 1st, and is remembered in today's May Day festivities. His symbols were the horse (as shown, for example, by the clay horse figurine offerings at Belenos’ Sainte-Sabine shrine in Burgundy), and also the Wheel (as illustrated on the famous Gundestrup Cauldron). Perhaps, like Apollo, whom he became identified with, Belenos was thought to ride the Sun across the sky in a horse-drawn chariot. Indeed. Sometimes he is illustrated riding a single horse, throwing thunder-bolts (hence an occasional identification with Jupiter) and using his symbolic radiating wheel as a shield, as he tramples the chthonic forces of a snake-limbed giant.
Belenos, later known as Beli Mawr (the Great), was the Celtic God of the Sun, representing the curative powers of the Sun’s heat. His festival of Beltane, when bonfires were lit to welcome in the Summer and encourage the Sun’s warmth, was held on May 1st, and is remembered in today's May Day festivities. His symbols were the horse (as shown, for example, by the clay horse figurine offerings at Belenos’ Sainte-Sabine shrine in Burgundy), and also the Wheel (as illustrated on the famous Gundestrup Cauldron). Perhaps, like Apollo, whom he became identified with, Belenos was thought to ride the Sun across the sky in a horse-drawn chariot. Indeed. Sometimes he is illustrated riding a single horse, throwing thunder-bolts (hence an occasional identification with Jupiter) and using his symbolic radiating wheel as a shield, as he tramples the chthonic forces of a snake-limbed giant.
* Beli Mawr (the Great) alias Belenos (the Celtic Sun-God)
* Beli Mawr (the Great) alias Belenos (the Celtic Sun-God)
* Miled
* Miled
* Eremon
* Eremon
* Irial Faidh
* Irial Faidh
* Eithrial
* Eithrial
* Follain
* Follain
* Tigernmas
* Tigernmas
* Eanbrotha
* Eanbrotha
* Smiomghall
* Smiomghall
* Fiacha Lamhraein
* Fiacha Lamhraein
* Aongus Olmucach
* Aongus Olmucach
* Maoin
* Maoin
* Rotheachta
* Rotheachta
* Dein
* Dein
* Siorna Saoghalach
* Siorna Saoghalach
* Olioll Olchaoin
* Olioll Olchaoin
* Gialcadh
* Gialcadh
* Nmacdhas Fionnfail
* Nmacdhas Fionnfail
* Aedan Glas
* Aedan Glas
* Simon Breac
* Simon Breac
* Muireadach Bolgach
* Muireadach Bolgach
* Fiacha Tolgrach
* Fiacha Tolgrach
* Dmacch Ladhrach
* Dmacch Ladhrach
* Eochaidh Buidh
* Eochaidh Buidh
* Ugaine Mor
* Ugaine Mor
* Cobthach Caolbhreagh
* Cobthach Caolbhreagh
* Melg Molbhthach
* Melg Molbhthach
* Iaran Gleofathach
* Iaran Gleofathach
* Conla Caomh
* Conla Caomh
* Olioll Casfiachlach
* Olioll Casfiachlach
* Eochaidh Altleathan
* Eochaidh Altleathan
* Aongus Tuirmeach Teamrach
* Aongus Tuirmeach Teamrach
* Enna Aigneach
* Enna Aigneach
* Asaman Eamhna
* Asaman Eamhna
* Roighean Rmacdh
* Roighean Rmacdh
* Fionnlogh
* Fionnlogh
* Fionn
* Fionn
* Eochaidh Feidlioch
* Eochaidh Feidlioch
* Fineamhas (Breas-Nar-Lothar)
* Fineamhas (Breas-Nar-Lothar)
* Lughaidh Sriabhn Dearg
* Lughaidh Sriabhn Dearg
* Crimthann Niadh Nar
* Crimthann Niadh Nar
* Feredach Fionn Feachtnach
* Feredach Fionn Feachtnach
* Fiacha Fionn Ola
* Fiacha Fionn Ola
* Tuathal Teachtmar
* Tuathal Teachtmar
* Felim Rachtmar
* Felim Rachtmar
* Fiacha Suidhe
* Fiacha Suidhe
* Cairbre Rigronn
* Cairbre Rigronn
* Art Corp, Abt 190 -
* Art Corp, Abt 190 -
* Eochaid Allmuir (Over-Sea), Abt 240 -
* Eochaid Allmuir (Over-Sea), Abt 240 -
* Corath mac Eochaid, Abt 290 -
* Corath mac Eochaid, Abt 290 -
* Aed Brosc, Abt 340 -(was of the tribe of the DĂ©ssi who hailed from the County Waterford region of Ireland.)
* Aed Brosc, Abt 340 -(was of the tribe of the DĂ©ssi who hailed from the County Waterford region of Ireland.)
o Urb mac Aed, Ancestor of the Kings of Brycheiniog, Abt 371 -
o Urb mac Aed, Ancestor of the Kings of Brycheiniog, Abt 371 -
o Triffyn Farfog, King of Dyfed, Abt 385 -(King of Dyfed)
o Triffyn Farfog, King of Dyfed, Abt 385 -(King of Dyfed)
Aergul Lawhir ap Tryffin, King of Dyfed(Born c.AD 437)
Aergul Lawhir ap Tryffin, King of Dyfed(Born c.AD 437)
Gwerthefyr "Vortepor the Tyrant" ab Aergul Brenin Dyfed , King of Dyfed(c.475-540)
Gwerthefyr "Vortepor the Tyrant" ab Aergul Brenin Dyfed , King of Dyfed(c.475-540)
His memorial stone, discovered at Castell Dwyran, provides clear evidence of his historicity. The inscription: "Memoria Voteporigis Protictoris" shows that he used the Roman title of Protector, rather than King.
His memorial stone, discovered at Castell Dwyran, provides clear evidence of his historicity. The inscription: "Memoria Voteporigis Protictoris" shows that he used the Roman title of Protector, rather than King.
Cyngar ap Gwerthefyr Brenin Dyfed, b: ABT 0515 in Dyfed, Cymru
Cyngar ap Gwerthefyr Brenin Dyfed, b: ABT 0515 in Dyfed, Cymru
Pedr ap Cyngar Brenin Dyfed , b: ABT 0550 in Dyfed, Cymru
Pedr ap Cyngar Brenin Dyfed , b: ABT 0550 in Dyfed, Cymru
Awthwyr ap Pedr Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0585 in Dyfed, Cymru, King of Dyfed
Awthwyr ap Pedr Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0585 in Dyfed, Cymru, King of Dyfed
Nowy Hen ab Awthwyr Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0605 in Dyfed, Cymru
Nowy Hen ab Awthwyr Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0605 in Dyfed, Cymru
Gwyldddien ap Nowy Nougoy Brenin Dyfed,Brycheiniog b: ABT 0630 in Dyfed, Cymru,King of Dyfed & Brycheiniog
Gwyldddien ap Nowy Nougoy Brenin Dyfed,Brycheiniog b: ABT 0630 in Dyfed, Cymru,King of Dyfed & Brycheiniog
Cathen ap Gwyldddien Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0650
Cathen ap Gwyldddien Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0650
Cadwgon Trydelig ap Cathen Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0670
Cadwgon Trydelig ap Cathen Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0670
Rhain ap Cadwgon Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0690 in Ystrad Towy, Cymru,Kings of Dyfed & Brycheioniog
Rhain ap Cadwgon Brenin Dyfed & Brycheiniog b: ABT 0690 in Ystrad Towy, Cymru,Kings of Dyfed & Brycheioniog
Tewdws ap Rhain b: ABT 0710 in Dyfed, Cymru,Kings of Dyfed
Tewdws ap Rhain b: ABT 0710 in Dyfed, Cymru,Kings of Dyfed
Maredydd ap Tewdos Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0745 in Dyfed, Cymru
Maredydd ap Tewdos Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0745 in Dyfed, Cymru
Rhain ap Maredydd b: ABT 0767 in Dyfed, Cymru
Rhain ap Maredydd b: ABT 0767 in Dyfed, Cymru
Tryffin ap Rhain Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0785 in Dyfed, Cymru
Tryffin ap Rhain Brenin Dyfed b: ABT 0785 in Dyfed, Cymru
Cynan Cylched ap Tryffin b: ABT 0800 in Dyfed, Cymru
Cynan Cylched ap Tryffin b: ABT 0800 in Dyfed, Cymru
Llywri ap Cynan b: ABT 0818 in Dyfed, Cymru
Llywri ap Cynan b: ABT 0818 in Dyfed, Cymru
Dei ap Llywri b: ABT 0840 in Dyfed, Cymru
Dei ap Llywri b: ABT 0840 in Dyfed, Cymru
Iop ap Dei b: ABT 0860 in Dyfed, Cymru
Iop ap Dei b: ABT 0860 in Dyfed, Cymru
Arthafad ap Iop b: ABT 0885 in Dyfed, Cymru
Arthafad ap Iop b: ABT 0885 in Dyfed, Cymru
Cynan ab Arthafad b: ABT 0905 in Dyfed, Cymru
Cynan ab Arthafad b: ABT 0905 in Dyfed, Cymru
Elgan Wefl Hwch ap Cynan b: ABT 0930 in Dyfed, Cymru
Elgan Wefl Hwch ap Cynan b: ABT 0930 in Dyfed, Cymru
Rhydderch ab Elgan b: ABT 0955 in Dyfed, Cymru
Rhydderch ab Elgan b: ABT 0955 in Dyfed, Cymru
Gwyn ap Rhydderch Arglwydd Dyfed b: ABT 0980 in Dyfed, Cymru
Gwyn ap Rhydderch Arglwydd Dyfed b: ABT 0980 in Dyfed, Cymru
Collwyn ap Gwyn b: ABT 1010 in Blaen Cuch, Gogledd Dyfed, Cymru
Collwyn ap Gwyn b: ABT 1010 in Blaen Cuch, Gogledd Dyfed, Cymru
Cydifor "Fawr" ap Collwyn b: ABT 1045 in Blaen Cuch, Gogledd Dyfed, Cymru
Cydifor "Fawr" ap Collwyn b: ABT 1045 in Blaen Cuch, Gogledd Dyfed, Cymru
Bledri Latimer ap Cydifor Fawr Arglwydd Cilsant b:ABT 1085 in Castell Cilsant, Dyfed, Cymru
Bledri Latimer ap Cydifor Fawr Arglwydd Cilsant b:ABT 1085 in Castell Cilsant, Dyfed, Cymru
Rhys ap Bledri Latimer b: in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Rhys ap Bledri Latimer b: in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Sir Aron ap Rhys b: in Castell Cilsant, Dyfed, Cymru, attended Richard I on Crusade 1190
Sir Aron ap Rhys b: in Castell Cilsant, Dyfed, Cymru, attended Richard I on Crusade 1190
Gwilym ab Aron o Cilsant b: in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Gwilym ab Aron o Cilsant b: in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Madog ap Gwilym o Cilsant b: ABT 1225 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Madog ap Gwilym o Cilsant b: ABT 1225 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Ieuan ap Madog o Cilsant b: ABT 1260 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Ieuan ap Madog o Cilsant b: ABT 1260 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Madog ap Ieuan o Cilsant b: ABT 1295 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Madog ap Ieuan o Cilsant b: ABT 1295 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Philip ap Madog of Cilsant b: ABT 1330 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Philip ap Madog of Cilsant b: ABT 1330 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Maredudd ap Philip o Cilsant b: ABT 1365 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Maredudd ap Philip o Cilsant b: ABT 1365 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Philip ap Maredudd o Cilsant b: ABT 1395 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Philip ap Maredudd o Cilsant b: ABT 1395 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Thomas ap Philip ap Maredudd (Sir Thomas Philipps) o PICTON Castle b: ABT 1465 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
Thomas ap Philip ap Maredudd (Sir Thomas Philipps) o PICTON Castle b: ABT 1465 in Castell Cilsant, St Clears, Dyfed, Cymru
William Philipps b: 1508 in Cilsant
William Philipps b: 1508 in Cilsant
James Philipps of Pentypark
James Philipps of Pentypark
Jonet (Jenet) Philipps, Of Pen-Y-Parc, Pembroke, married John Picton of Trellifen [Trellyfaint]
Jonet (Jenet) Philipps, Of Pen-Y-Parc, Pembroke, married John Picton of Trellifen [Trellyfaint]
Owen Picton of Trellifen [Trellyfaint] b: 1580
Owen Picton of Trellifen [Trellyfaint] b: 1580
William Picton of Whitechurch
William Picton of Whitechurch
Owen Picton of Whitechurch
Owen Picton of Whitechurch
John Picton of Tyrbwlch, Whitechurch
John Picton of Tyrbwlch, Whitechurch
Thomas Picton of Tyrbwlch, Whitechurch
Thomas Picton of Tyrbwlch, Whitechurch
Jacob Picton born abt 1797 at Whitechurch, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Jacob Picton born abt 1797 at Whitechurch, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Stephen Picton, born 1825; died 1896 at Hiawatha, Kansas
Stephen Picton, born 1825; died 1896 at Hiawatha, Kansas
Owen Picton, born 1879 at Hiawatha, Kansas
Owen Picton, born 1879 at Hiawatha, Kansas
Samuel Picton born 1908 at Hiawatha, Kanss
Samuel Picton born 1908 at Hiawatha, Kanss
Owen Samuel Picton born 1936 at Falls City, Nebraska
Owen Samuel Picton born 1936 at Falls City, Nebraska
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