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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | Eber was the only son of Gathelus and Scota, other than Eremon, to survive his family's journey to [[Ireland]] and the battle that they fought upon landing there. | + | According to a tale by [[Shari]], Eber was the only son of Gathelus and Scota, other than Eremon, to survive his family's journey to [[Ireland]] and the battle that they fought upon landing there. ''("[[The Rock]]")'' |
==Real-World History== | ==Real-World History== | ||
In Irish legend, Eber Finn accompanied his brother Eremon, and the Milesians (their people), when they came to Ireland. When the druid Ameirgen announced that Eremon should be High King of Ireland, Eber protested the decision, fought against Eremon, and was slain by him. | In Irish legend, Eber Finn accompanied his brother Eremon, and the Milesians (their people), when they came to Ireland. When the druid Ameirgen announced that Eremon should be High King of Ireland, Eber protested the decision, fought against Eremon, and was slain by him. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *{{wikipedia|Eber_Finn}} | ||
[[Category:Canon characters]] | [[Category:Canon characters]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
[[Category:Real world characters]] | [[Category:Real world characters]] | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 17 April 2008
Eber Finn was the youngest son of Gathelus and Scota, and the brother of Eremon.
History
According to a tale by Shari, Eber was the only son of Gathelus and Scota, other than Eremon, to survive his family's journey to Ireland and the battle that they fought upon landing there. ("The Rock")
Real-World History
In Irish legend, Eber Finn accompanied his brother Eremon, and the Milesians (their people), when they came to Ireland. When the druid Ameirgen announced that Eremon should be High King of Ireland, Eber protested the decision, fought against Eremon, and was slain by him.
See also
- Eber Finn at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
