Summary:
- This article discusses a new study that challenges the long-held belief that an ancient Irish figure known as the "God-King" was a divine ruler born from incest.
- The study suggests that the "God-King" was not actually a god or a king, but rather a high-status individual who was likely a local leader or chieftain.
- The research also indicates that the supposed incestuous relationship between the "God-King" and his sister was likely a myth or legend, rather than a historical fact.