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    The 7 Fairy Queens and Goddesses & The Stories …

    • Morgan le Fay, also known as Morgana, Morgaine, Morgana la Fey, and other variants, is a significant character in the Arthurian legends. Her character varies widely in different stories, but she is generally po… See more

    Queen Mab

    Queen Mab was arguably the first queen of the fairies, at least in English literature. She often appeared in English folklore of the time and is notably mentioned in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” There, Mercutio d… See more

    Queen Titania

    At least in English literature and folklore, Queen Titania eventually replaced Mab as the most famous queen of the fairies. The first mention of Titania as the queen of the fairies comes from Shakespeare’s “A Midsumme… See more

    Nicnevin

    Nicnevin is a figure from Scottish folklore, considered by some to be the queen of fairies or witches. Her name is derived from the Gaelic phrase “nighean na h-àth,” which could mean “daughter of the divine” or “daughter o… See more

    Greek goddesses and queens of fairies

    The nymphs of Greek mythology are the rough equivalents of European medieval fairies and, according to some scholars, are the mythological ancestors of fairies. Compared to fairies, however, nymphs were gener… See more

    What are the characteristics of a Celtic faerie?
    Celtic faeries are depicted with a range of characteristics that can vary widely depending on the specific lore. Common traits include: While faeries are often confused with elves and other supernatural beings, there are distinct differences: Faeries: Generally tied to nature, they are often seen as guardians of the earth and its treasures.
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    Greek goddesses and queens of fairies
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