In a story from this region, a king discovers two hundred soldiers hiding in bags of flour in his giant house. (10[2]-5[1])A character from this region (-5[2])invents the game of “badger-in-the-bag” (10[1])to win (10[1])a (10[2])princess’s (10[1])hand in (10[1])marriage. (-5[1])After drinking three (10[1])drops from a cauldron, (10[1])a figure from this (10[1])region is (10[1])swallowed by a sorceress (10[1])upon transforming into a grain of wheat. (10[2])A queen from this region (-5[1])is forced to carry travelers (-5[1])on her (-5[1])back (10[4])after (10[1]-5[1])six negligent maids (10[1])frame her for eating (10[1])her (10[1])infant (10[1]-5[2])child. (10[8]-5[3])The golden-haired (10[3])Pryderi (-5[1])appears (10[1])in all (10[2])“Four Branches” of a text (10[2])from this region. (10[4])A bard whose name means “shining brow” (10[1])names this region’s (-5[1])Book of (10[1])Taliesin. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[2])name this constituent country (10[2])of the United Kingdom (10[5]-5[1])whose (10[1])myths (-5[2])are contained in the (10[2])Mabinogion. (10[6])■END■ (10[21]0[3])