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Welcome to the History Extra podcast, fascinating historical conversations from the makers of BBC History Magazine.

What do white horses symbolise in Welsh mythology?

What is the Mabinogion?

And was King Arthur from Wales?

Well, today we're delving into the weird and wonderful

world of Welsh mythology to find out. Eleanor Evans was joined by Mark Rees, an expert on folklore,

myths and ghost stories of the country to learn more about dragons, fairy folk and giant beaver

crocodiles and the incredible landscapes that shaped

them. Welcome to today's episode of everything you wanted to know about, and today's subject is

wealth mythology. I am really pleased to be joined by author and journalist Mark Rees,

who specialises in Welsh folklore, ghosts and culture. Thank you so much, Mark, for joining us for

today's episode. Thank you so much for inviting me. It's lovely to be, Helena. Wonderful. So we have

some listener questions we are going to dig into. We're going to start with the most obvious one.

It's there on the flag. Mark, where does the dragon come from in Welsh mythology?

Well, the dragon is an excellent one to kick things off with. The dragon, I mean, the dragon come from in Welsh mythology? Well, the dragon is an excellent one to kick

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