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On 18 July 1899, Jaffrennou visited the Eisteddfod in Cardiff with twenty one other Bretons. He was received at Gorsedd under the :name Taldir ab Hernin. At this time he translated the Welsh national anthem Land of my Fathers into Breton as Bro Gozh ma Zadoù, :which became the national anthem of Brittany. This hymn is now recognized and accepted by all political and cultural groups in :Brittany. It was originally published in 1898 in La Résistance.