[{"n": "Saint Afan", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/saint-afan/", "s": "Early 6th-century Welsh bishop, martyr, and saint."}, {"n": "Ann Maddocks", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/ann-maddocks/", "s": "Welsh maid whose tragic love story became a folk legend."}, {"n": "Buwch Frech", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/buwch-frech/", "s": "A legendary Welsh cow that gave milk freely until a witch intervened."}, {"n": "Caerdroia", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/caerdroia/", "s": "Welsh turf mazes used for ritual dances, now largely lost."}, {"n": "Coblyn", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/coblyn/", "s": "Welsh mine-dwelling gnome that helps miners find ore."}, {"n": "Cŵn Annwn", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/c-n-annwn/", "s": "Spectral hounds of Annwn, portending death in Welsh myth."}, {"n": "Cythraul", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/cythraul/", "s": "Welsh word for the Devil with medieval and modern uses."}, {"n": "Hugh Evans (writer)", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/hugh-evans-writer/", "s": "Welsh publisher and author of rural life and folklore."}, {"n": "Gelert", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/gelert/", "s": "Legendary hound in a Welsh folk-tale of tragic loyalty."}, {"n": "Giants (Welsh folklore)", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/giants-welsh-folklore/", "s": "Giants are original inhabitants and key figures in Welsh myth."}, {"n": "Gwragedd Annwn", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/gwragedd-annwn/", "s": "Beautiful lake fairies of Welsh folklore who herded mystical cattle."}, {"n": "Gŵyl Fair y Canhwyllau", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/g-yl-fair-y-canhwyllau/", "s": "Welsh Candlemas festival blending Christian and pagan spring customs."}, {"n": "Gwyllion", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/gwyllion/", "s": "Welsh female fairies who haunt roads and lead travellers astray."}, {"n": "Knocker (folklore)", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/knocker-folklore/", "s": "Mythical mine-dwelling trickster and warning spirit."}, {"n": "Llyn y Fan Fach", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/llyn-y-fan-fach/", "s": "A Welsh lake with glacial origins, a reservoir, and a folklore legend."}, {"n": "Llyn y Tri Greyenyn", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/llyn-y-tri-greyenyn/", "s": "A small Welsh lake linked to giant Idris and a giantess."}, {"n": "Mab Darogan", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/mab-darogan/", "s": "Messianic figure destined to reclaim Britain for its Celtic Britons."}, {"n": "Maelor Gawr", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/maelor-gawr/", "s": "Early Celtic giant king whose horn blasts caused bodily destruction."}, {"n": "Mari Lwyd", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/mari-lwyd/", "s": "A Welsh wassailing custom using a horse's skull hobby horse."}, {"n": "Rhys and Meinir", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/rhys-and-meinir/", "s": "Welsh folklore's tragic lovers of Nant Gwrtheyrn."}, {"n": "St Davids Cathedral", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/st-davids-cathedral/", "s": "Welsh cathedral built on Saint David's monastic foundation."}, {"n": "Sin-eater", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/sin-eater/", "s": "Ritual consumer of sins to absolve the deceased."}, {"n": "Star jelly", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/star-jelly/", "s": "Gelatinous substance linked to meteor showers since the 14th century."}, {"n": "Twm Siôn Cati", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/twm-si-n-cati/", "s": "Welsh folk hero and antiquary, known as the Welsh Robin Hood."}, {"n": "Tylwyth Teg", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/tylwyth-teg/", "s": "Welsh fairy folk known as the Fair Family."}, {"n": "Vortigern", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/vortigern/", "s": "5th-century British warlord who invited Saxons to Britain."}, {"n": "Wren Day", "u": "/e/welsh-folklore/wren-day/", "s": "Irish and Manx custom of hunting the wren on Saint Stephen's Day."}]