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Chapter 584 Gods of Gaul and Gods of Britain

1597 BC.

August.

The Germanic region between the Rhine and the Vistula was all included in the territory of the Athenian Empire.

It has to be admitted that the Athenian Empire was able to conquer the Germanic region thanks to the blood feud accumulated by the native Germanic people and the Aryans for thousands of years.

The Athenian Empire came as a savior, helping the weak native Germans defeat the strong Aryans, and showed great kindness to the native Germans.

Coupled with the oracle sent down by the nine goddesses, the Germans naturally surrendered to the Athenian Empire.

As for the Aryans—

The defeated have no choice.

They could only turn their backs on the Aryan gods [Asa Gods] under the arrangement of the Athenian Empire, and became the new subjects of the nine Germanic goddesses.

After leaving [-] Athenian soldiers in the Germanic region to ensure that the policy of the Athenian Empire was promoted smoothly in the Germanic region——

Roy took [-] Athenian cavalry into the Gaul region west of the Rhine.

In ancient times, humans lived on the land of Gaul.

So far, quite systematic human cultural relics from the Paleolithic Age to the Iron Age have been discovered in Gaul. There are figure carvings and animal murals about 2 years ago in caves in Lascaux in southwestern Gaul.

The land in Gaul is fertile, with plains accounting for more than two-thirds of the total area.

When the ancient Aryans migrated westward, they naturally would not let go of Gaul, which has fertile land and warm climate.

Therefore, the Gaul region also had a war between the local Gauls and the Aryans for living space.

Roy entered the Gaul region non-stop, because Roy knew that he could replicate the model of the Germanic region, and by helping the Gauls defeat the Aryans, the Gaul region was included in the Athenian Empire.

Although the Alps separated the Gaul region from the Roman provinces of the Athens Empire, the Gauls still communicated with the Roman provinces, so Roy was no stranger to the Gaul region.

The current Gaul region——

The fertile plains to the north were occupied by the Aryans.

The Aryans, who have worshiped male gods since ancient times, are now divided into the Nuada tribe who worships the god of war Nuada, the Taranis tribe who worships the god of thunder Taranis, the Luge tribe who worships the sun god Luge, and the god of wine. The tribe of Sukrus with Sukrus, the god of the forest, the tribe of Vesukius, who worshiped Vesukius, the god of fauns and gods of war, and the tribe of Cornunos, who worshiped the god of hunting, Cornunos.

The native Gauls live in the southern part of the Gaul region and have goddess worship inherited from ancient times.

Komedova, Griselica, and Offarnier are considered to be a trinity—goddesses with the same origin, who were received by the tribes of Komedova, Griselica, Cult of the Offarnier tribe.

Because of the long-term war with the Aryans, the goddess Nemidona worshiped by the Nemidona tribe has evolved into the goddess of war, and the goddess Epona worshiped by the Epona tribe has evolved into a horse god under the influence of the Aryans. and the patron saint of knights.

In another world's history, the Gaul region was also known as the Celtic region, so these gods also became the main gods in the Keitel mythology.

The British Isles and the Gaul region face each other across the sea, and the narrowest point of the British Channel separating the two places is only 34 kilometers.

So in this era, Britons and British gods often came to Gaul.

Morrigan, the goddess of war, is the most famous British goddess. She and her two younger sisters, Macha and Nieman, are considered to be a trinity—goddesses with the same origin. The three sisters are in charge of many powers such as war, death, and harvest.

The image of their trinity is called Babokahe, and the name means "the goddess of war incarnated as a black crow".

Morrigan is the most famous goddess of war in the group. Folks often regard Morgan Le Fay and Morrigan as the same person in the legend of King Arthur. Some legends and documents also describe Morgan Le Fay's previous life as Morrigan.

Morrigando appeared on the battlefield in the form of a female warrior, sitting on a carriage pulled by two bright red horses, holding two long spears, wearing red clothes and coats, with ominous bright red lights shining in her eyes .

However, most of the time, she will turn into a black crow or a nighthawk and hover in the midair of the smoky battlefield, intimidating soldiers or announcing the coming of death, and often feeds on dead bodies.

As the British-Irish goddess of war, Morrigan may also have been the prototype for the heroine Scathach in Irish mythology.

The commander-in-chief who now leads the Britons to invade Gaul is named Balor.

Because of being attacked repeatedly by the British, the Aryans now call Balor the evil-eyed demon.

Legend has it that one of Balor's two eyes was always closed and his eyeball could not be seen.

Once this closed eye is opened, anyone who is shot by its sight, whether human or god, will die immediately.

But those closed eyes were also his only weakness.

In the Norse mythology of another world, because there is no Roy, the sun god Baldr becomes the final victor in the battle of the twilight of the gods.

The Aryans, guarded by the sun god Badr, also replaced the native Germans as the true masters of the Germanic region.

The same goes for Gaul.

If there is no Roy, Luge, the sun god, will lead the Aryan gods to defeat the goddesses of Gaul and the British Isles, and become the king of the gods in Gaul and the British Isles.

One thousand and five hundred years later, when Caesar of the Holy Empire conquered the Gaul region, he left the record that the sun god Luge was the supreme god of the Gaul region.

The sun god Luge is equivalent to the sun god Jupiter worshiped by the Romans, and the Celts in Gaul generally worshiped this god.

In fact, Luge, the sun god, is not only equivalent to Jupiter, the sun god worshiped by the Romans, but also Helios, the sun god worshiped by the Thracians.

The sun god Baldr rose in the battle of Ragnarok and became the king of the gods in the Germanic region.

But when Roy brought the Germanic region into the territory of the Athens Empire, the original Ragnarok War had not yet happened, so the king of the gods in the Germanic region was still Odin.

Luge, the sun god, rose up in the war between the Aryan gods and the Gaul gods, and replaced Nuada, the god of war, as the king of the gods in Gaul.

When Roy came to the Gaul region, the war between the Aryan gods and the Gaul gods also did not break out.

So Luge, the sun god, is not yet the king of the gods in Gaul.

Even the king of the gods among the Aryan gods is still the god of war Nuada who came to Gaul earlier than the god of thunder Taniras and the sun god Luge.

Thinking of Thor, the God of Thunder [Zeus] in the Germanic region, and Taniras in the Gaul region, Roy sighed with sympathy.

"In the Germanic region, before Zeus' clone Thor replaced Odin as the king of the gods, the sun god Badr came to the Germanic region as the nemesis of the god of thunder. In the Gaul region, Zeus' clone Taranis also He did not replace Nuada, the god of war, as the king of the gods, and Luge, the sun god, came to the Gaul region as the nemesis of the god of thunder. Once shouted - don't come over!"

(End of this chapter)