Editing Arianrhod (section)

==In popular culture==
*The term 'Arianrhod' is used in two different fantasy TV series during 2012. On both occasions it is a term connected to mind control.
**In the fourth series of ''[[Young Dracula]]'', the mind-controlling Rings of Arianrhod are used by Ramanga ([[Robbie Gee]]) as part of a plan to kill Vlad Dracula ([[Gerran Howell]]) on his wedding day, though the scheme is thwarted by Bertrand De Fortunessa (Cesari Taurasi). Adze Ramanga (Nathasha Stokes) uses the Rings to control Erin Noble ([[Sydney Rae White]]) and force her to stand on the roof of Garside Grange School, before striking her with a fireball, causing her to fall. The blast embeds fragments of the Ring in Erin's chest, and they remain there after Vlad turns her into a vampire. The other Ring is used by [[Count Dracula]] ([[Keith-Lee Castle]]) and Malik Vaccaria ([[Richard Southgate (actor)|Richard Southgate]]) to track Ramanga down.
**In the fifth series of ''[[Merlin (2008 TV series)|Merlin]]'', [[Merlin]] ([[Colin Morgan]]) uses the Pool of Arianrhod to undo the brainwashing of [[Guinevere|Guinevere Pendragon]] ([[Angel Coulby]]) by [[Morgan le Fay|Morgana Pendragon]] ([[Katie McGrath]]).
* In [[Fire Emblem: Three Houses]], Arianrhod is the name of a city in the Kingdom of Faerghus. The city is destroyed as an act of vengeance for killing an important leader from Those Who Slither in the Dark.
* In [[The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure]] and [[The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III]], one of the major antagonists is named Arianrhod.
* In [[The Wheel of Time]], the dream-world [[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel'Aran'Rhiod]] was named after Arianrhod.
* In [[The Merlin Conspiracy]] by [[Diana Wynne Jones]], one of the two main protagonists is named Arianrhod.