Macha

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Macha is a figure from Irish mythology, often associated with sovereignty, war, and horses, and is one of the aspects of the triple goddess Morrígan.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Macha canonical 4
Macha (figure in Irish mythology) 1

Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Irish mythology
goddess
horse goddess
member of triple goddess
sovereignty goddess
war goddess
appearsIn Irish mythological tales
Ulster Cycle
associatedWith Emain Macha
Ulster
battle
horses
kingship
sovereignty
war
countryOfOrigin Ireland
culture Celtic
Irish
describedAs one of the aspects of the Morrígan
one of the three Morrígna
gender female
hasAspect Morrígan
surface form: horse aspect of the Morrígan

sovereignty aspect of the Morrígan
war aspect of the Morrígan
hasCounterpart Morrígan
hasEpithet Queen Medb
surface form: Macha of Ulster

Macha of the horses
languageOfTradition Middle Irish
Old Irish
mythology Irish mythology
partOf Morrígan
realm Otherworld
roleInMyth embodiment of the sovereignty of Ulster
protector of the land
symbol battlefield
crow
horse

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mach hasVariant Macha
Masha hasVariant Macha
Navan Fort associatedWith Macha
Ard Mhacha namedAfter Macha
this entity surface form: Macha (figure in Irish mythology)