Who was Ferrex in British Celtic mythology?

In British Celtic mythology, Ferrex was a legendary king of Britain. He was the son of Gorboduc, a legendary king of Britain, and brother to Porrex. According to the legend, Ferrex was killed by his brother Porrex, who was in turn killed by their mother. Ferrex is best known for the play titled "Gorboduc", which was written by Thomas Sackville and Thomas Norton.

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