 |
The Celtic Nations More accurately: groups of tribes which could be loosely called Celtic |
 |
|
The Celtic Nations More accurately: groups of tribes which could be loosely called Celtic |
|
|
All who donate will
receive a 23 page professional Horoscope!
To Donate by Credit Card click on the Button Below Thank You for Whatever you can do. |
 It is generally believed that there were seven separate, but
historically related Celtic nations, all of which were connected to one another by common
culture. Many of these nations are resulting settlements of Celtic tribes from an
Indo-European history. Celtic tribes were known to participate in vast nomadic migrations
covering almost all of both eastern and western Europe. Always in the pursuit of a better
settlement or attempting to move away from tribal rivalry, war, famine, disease, etc. There
are 14 major Celtic tribes refered to by Roman writers. These seven nations are: Alba, which is now Scotland The 14 most predominant Celtic tribes of note were: |
Click Here to return to the main page
![MoonRule[1].gif (5298 bytes)](MoonRule1.gif)
There
have been visitors
to this page since January 1, 1998
 |
Author: staff Copyright © 1977, 1992, 2003 by Church of Dynion Mwyn. All rights reserved. Revised: 29 Mar 2010 15:03:30 -0500 |
|
For information on all individuals and organizations listed in
this website, or the name of a contact person in your area that can give you further
information on the Church of Dynion Mwyn, contact Laura. Let us hear from you! You may
also call us at 000-000-0000 If you access our voice mail, we will call you back collect
if long distance. Or, you can write to Laura at: Dynion Mwyn, P.O. Box 673206, Marietta, GA 30006-0036 |
