Gods and Fighting Men

Aonghus

Family: Sons of Morna · First appears: The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2

Life events

  • Aonghus and Aodh came to Finn seeking peace and a place among the Fianna.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Almhuin)
    • With: Aodh (son of Andela)
    • “I am Aonghus, son of Art Og of the children of Morna,” one of them said, “and this is Aodh, son of Andela; and we are enemies of your own, and our fathers were at the killing of your father, and they themselves died for that deed. And it is to ask peace we are come now to you,”
  • Finn agreed to give Aonghus and Aodh a place among the Fianna if they paid satisfaction for his father's death.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Almhuin)
    • With: Finn Aodh (son of Andela)
    • “‘I will give you that,’ said Finn, ‘but I must put a fine on you first in satisfaction for my father's death.’”
  • Finn demanded Diarmuid's head or a fistful of berries from the quicken-tree at Dubhros as satisfaction.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Almhuin)
    • With: Finn Aodh (son of Andela)
    • “I am asking but the head of a champion, or the full of a fist of the berries of the quicken-tree at Dubhros.”
  • Aonghus and Aodh left to seek the berries at Dubhros.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Dubhros)
    • With: Aodh (son of Andela)
    • “And the two said farewell then to Oisin and to the chief men of the Fianna, and they went forward till they reached Dubhros.”
  • Diarmuid defeated Aonghus and Aodh in a fight and bound them.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Dubhros)
  • Diarmuid released Aonghus and Aodh from their bonds and let them go see the fight.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2 · 📍 Dubhros)

The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 2

  • enemies with Finn “I am Aonghus, son of Art Og of the children of Morna,” one of them said, “and this is Aodh, son of Andela; and we are enemies of your own, and our fathers were at the killing of your father, and they themselves died for that deed.”
  • siblings with Aodh (son of Andela) “And he said to Oisin to care his people till he would come back again, and if anything should happen himself and his brother in their journey, to send them back again to the Land of Promise.”
  • parent: Art Og “I am Aonghus, son of Art Og of the children of Morna,” one of them said, “and this is Aodh, son of Andela; and we are enemies of your own, and our fathers were at the killing of your father, and they themselves died for that deed.”

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