Lethan

First appears: The Death of Lethan

At Nith in Conaille, in “The Death of Lethan,” Cuchulainn cut off Lethan’s head and left it there, giving Ath Lethan on the Nith its name. Lethan’s charioteer, Mulcha, fell on the shoulder of the hill between them, giving Gulo Mulchai its name.

Relationship record

Life events

• Cuchulainn cut off Lethan’s head.(The Death of Lethan · 📍 Nith in Conaille)
  • With: Cuchulainn
  • “Cuchulainn cuts off his head and left it, hence it is Ath Lethan on the Nith.”

The Death of Lethan

• enemies with Cuchulainn (They fight at the ford.) “Cuchulainn cuts off his head and left it, hence it is Ath Lethan on the Nith.”
• servant: Mulcha “Mulcha, Lethan's charioteer, fell on the shoulder of the hill that is between them; hence is Gulo Mulchai.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Cattle-Raid of Cualnge. Made with Rho MD.