Saturday, 24 May 2025

2025 Day 144

2025 Dedh Cans Dogens ha Pajar






















De Sadorn, pajwora warn ügens mis Me
Saturday, 24th May







"Gwary wheg ew gwary teg." Lavar coth ew hebma, vas rag pub gwary. Moy avel hedna, gwir ew rag puptra et agan bownansow. An lavar ew coth ha Omdowl Kernowek ew coth, saw pes bloodh ew omdowl en Kernow? Martesen, thewa maga goth avel Kernow. Warlergh Geoffrey of Monmouth (dewdhegves cansbledhen), Corineus a omdowlas gen Gogmagog ha towla an jeant dhort als. E'n vledhen mil pemp cans hag ügens Metêrn Henry ethves (Pow an Sowson) a vetyas gen Metêrn Francis (Pow Frenk) dhe negyssyas cres, war An Gwel an Sendal Owryek. Pe metêrn a veu an moyha barthüjek? Henry a dhros omdowloryon dhort Kernow ha Francis a dhros omdowloryon dhort Breten Vian. Piw a waynyas? En whetek cans hanter cans ha pajar Oliver Cromwell a viras orth cans Kernow owth omdowla en Park Hyde en Loundres.






















"Fair play is beautiful play." This is an old saying, suitable for every game. More than that, it is true for everything in our lives. The saying is old and Cornish Wrestling is old, but how old is wrestling in Cornwall? Perhaps, it is as old as Cornwall. According to Geoffrey of Monmouth (12th century),Corineus wrestled with Gogmagog, and threw the giant from a cliff. In the year 1520 King Henry VIII (England) and King Francis (France) met to negotiate peace, on the Field of the Cloth of Gold. Which king was the most impressive? Henry brought wrestlers from Cornwall and Francis brought wrestlers from Brittany. Who won? In 1654 Oliver Cromwell watched a hundred Cornishmen wrestling in Hyde Park in London.


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