A Welsh god refers to a deity from the mythology of Wales, often associated with the ancient Celtic traditions. These gods are part of the rich tapestry of Welsh folklore and are featured in various texts, including the Mabinogion, a collection of medieval Welsh tales. Notable Welsh gods include Bran the Blessed, a giant and protector, and Arawn, the ruler of the Otherworld. Welsh mythology is characterized by its unique blend of Celtic beliefs and local traditions. The gods often embody natural elements, human traits, and cultural values, reflecting the importance of nature and community in Welsh life. These deities continue to influence modern Welsh culture and identity.