Cornish mythology

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Cornish mythology is the body of traditional stories, legends, and folklore from Cornwall in southwest Britain, featuring Celtic deities, saints, giants, and other supernatural beings tied to the region’s landscape and history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic mythology
mythology
country United Kingdom
documentedIn antiquarian collections
medieval manuscripts
modern folklore studies
oral tradition
hasCharacterType fairy
giant
knocker
mermaid
pisky
saint
shape-shifter
sorcerer
witch
hasGenre fairy tale
folklore
legend
saint’s life
hasLanguage Cornish language NERFINISHED
English language
hasMotif bargains with the Devil
cursed treasure
ghostly ships
giant-building of landscape features
protective household spirits
taboos around mines and the sea
warnings against greed
hasNotableFigure Blunderbore NERFINISHED
Bucca NERFINISHED
Cormoran NERFINISHED
Iseult NERFINISHED
Jack the Giant Killer NERFINISHED
Jan Tregeagle NERFINISHED
King Arthur NERFINISHED
Saint Michael NERFINISHED
Saint Petroc NERFINISHED
Saint Piran NERFINISHED
Tristan NERFINISHED
hasNotablePlace Bodmin Moor NERFINISHED
Carn Brea NERFINISHED
Dozmary Pool NERFINISHED
Helston NERFINISHED
Land’s End NERFINISHED
Mousehole NERFINISHED
St Michael’s Mount NERFINISHED
St Piran’s Oratory NERFINISHED
The Lizard Peninsula NERFINISHED
Tintagel Castle NERFINISHED
Zennor NERFINISHED
hasTheme Arthurian legends NERFINISHED
Christianization of pagan sites
enchanted landscapes
fairies
giants
holy places
knockers
mermaids
mining folklore
otherworld journeys
piskies
sacred wells
saints and miracles
sea monsters
shipwrecks
the afterlife
influencedBy Christianity NERFINISHED
local seafaring traditions
mining culture
pre-Christian Celtic religion
locatedIn Cornwall NERFINISHED
Great Britain
southwest England
surface form: South West England
partOf British folklore NERFINISHED
Celtic folklore
Cornish culture
relatedTo Breton mythology
Irish mythology
Scottish mythology
Welsh mythology

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Celtic mythology hasPart Cornish mythology