A coblyn (plural coblynau [1]) is a mythical gnome-like creature that is said to haunt the mines and quarries of Wales and areas of Welsh settlement in America. [2] Like the Knockers of Cornish folklore they often help miners to the richest veins of ore or other treasures by their peculiar knocking sound. They appear dressed in miniature mining ...

Coblynau are mythical creatures that are said to haunt the mines and quarries of Wales. They are often described as gnome-like creatures, approximately 1.5 feet tall, hideously ugly, and dressed in miniature mining outfits. According to Welsh mythology, they are the spirits of deceased miners who continue to work in the mines.

Coblynau是神话般的侏儒般的生物，据说会困扰着威尔士的矿山和采石场以及美国威尔士定居点的地区。 就像 康沃尔民间传说 中的 隔离机 一样，他们经常通过奇特的敲门声来帮助矿工到最丰富的矿石或其他宝藏。

2007年7月20日 · Coblynau are mythical goblin-like creatures that are said to haunt the mines, quarries and under-ground regions of Wales. The word coblyn has the double meaning of knocker or thumper and sprite or fiend; Coblynau also known as …

2024年9月29日 · Going off on a fascinating and curious tangent, one Welsh newspaper compared the knockers/ coblynau to the underground people in Bulwer-Lytton’s novel of 1871, The Coming Race. Not knowing the book, I followed it up in case it was a folklore source.

In the labyrinthine veins of the Welsh earth, far removed from the world above, there exists a race of subterranean denizens, known to locals as the Coblynau. The terrains they haunt are often deep mines, dark caverns, and shadowy nooks of the underground.

矿山哥布林 （コブラナイ Coblynau ） 轻小说《 伯爵与妖精 》中的妖精之一。 生于英国 威尔士 地区，居于矿山的小妖精，身穿矿工服装，身高只有50厘米。

a Coblynau is a type of gnome (or sometimes a benevolent goblin) found in Welsh and English folklore, closely related to Knockers but of a helpful nature - they are depicted as ugly little humanoids often dressed in traditional mining gear and they would work tirelessly in mines, they would aid miners in finding hidden gems and treasure via ...

2025年2月11日 · Often portrayed as tiny, underground creatures living in mines and caverns, the Coblynau are amazing figures from Welsh tradition. Usually described as friendly, hardworking, and adept in identifying rich minerals, these legendary beings often with wrinkled faces and clothed like miners, the Coblynau are said to be little, gnome-like beings.

The Coblynau (Homo sapiens kobold), also known as a kobold, the Swiss gnome, the Cornish knocker, and the North American tommyknocker, is a chthonic, diminutive subspecies of Fae that reside in subterranean Wales. They require less food, water and oxygen than humans, and have advanced situational awareness when in their natural habitat ...