In one celtic myth, macha, a warrior goddess, raced against the king's horses and, while in pain from impending childbirth, won the race. true false

The correct answer is True

Explanation:

Macha was an important goddess in Celtic mythology, that was the set of myths created by an ancient Indo-European group called the Celts. Macha is often characterized as the goddess of fertility, war, and horses. Indeed, one of the myths related to her, explains Macha had to participate in a race against the king horses due to the words of his husband Cruinniuc and despite being heavily pregnant and about to give birth Macha is able to win the race and when she arrives at the finish line she gives birth to twins. Thus, it is true in one Celtic myth Macha raced against the king's horses and won the race while in pain from impending childbirth.

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