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{{Short description|Brittonic king in 6th-century Britain}} ...or '''Aurelius Caninus''' was a [[Britons (historical)|Brittonic]] king in 6th-century [[sub-Roman Britain]]. The only certain historical record of him is in the ...

{{short description|6th-century Brythonic ruler}} ...es of the English Tongue''. London. 1769 p77</ref> and an ally of northern Welsh kings. ...

...-MADO-APG-1236 MADOG ap GRUFFYDD (died 1236) lord of Powys]. Dictionary of Welsh Biography. Retrieved 4 Mar 2024</ref> [[Category:Monarchs of Powys]] ...

...[Middle Ages|medieval]] 'lives'.<ref>Breverton, T. D. (2000) ''The Book of Welsh Saints''. {{ISBN|1-903529-01-8}}.</ref> ...ing of Cornwall]]. In the 'Bonedd y Saint', his father's name is given the Welsh form, Selyf. His mother, [[Saint Wenna (queen)|Saint Wenna]] (''Gwen ferch ...

...redited to ''Emyr Llydaw'', that is the "Emperor of [[Brittany]]", in late Welsh sources) was [[Hoel I Mawr]],<ref name=nason>Ford, David Nash. [http://www. [[Category:5th-century monarchs of Brittany]] ...

'''Gwallog ap Lleenog''' ([[Old Welsh]] ''Guallauc'', [[Middle Welsh]] ''Gwallawc''; his father's name is spelled variously ''Lleinauc'', ''Lley ...d. by Ifor Williams, trans. by J. E. Caerwyn Williams, Medieval and Modern Welsh Series, 3 (Dublin: The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1968), pp. xi ...

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...). Nothing is known of the person, and his name is known only from [[Wales|Welsh]] genealogies, which confirm that he had at least two sons. He succeeded hi ...orders".<ref name=stephens>{{Harvcolnb|Stephens|1849|pp=362&ndash;363}}, ''Welsh Poetry from AD 1240 &ndash; 1284''</ref> There is no confirming evidence th ...

...le Ages, it is probable some of the Caradocs referred to in [[Welsh people|Welsh]] [[Genealogy|genealogies]] and [[hagiography|hagiographies]] such the ''Li ==Welsh Triads and Monmouth's Caradocus== ...

...g" (which developed into ''Cinir'' in [[Old Welsh]], ''Kynyr'' in [[Middle Welsh]]).<ref>Clemoes, p. 30</ref><ref>Whittock, p. 193</ref><ref>Sims-Williams, {{s-ttl|title=[[List of monarchs of Wessex|King of Wessex]]|years=534–560}} ...

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...Lewis Morris (1701–1765)|Lewis Morris]], associated Ida with the figure of Welsh tradition known as Fflamddwyn ("Flame-bearer").<ref name="MorrisJones">{{ci {{Bernicia Monarchs}} ...

...ward from [[Canada]]. He is currently the head coach of the [[Old Dominion Monarchs field hockey]] team.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.odusports.com/ViewArtic [[Category:Canadian people of Welsh descent]] ...

...old substantial territory in eastern Britain until the rise of the [[Wales|Welsh]] [[House of Tudor]].<ref>Koch, p. 315.</ref> He was thereafter remembered ...ae.html ''Annales Cambriae''], 629.</ref> Surviving Welsh poetry and the [[Welsh Triads]] portray Cadwallon as a heroic leader against Edwin. They refer to ...

...logy]], and [[Celtic mythology]]. Elements of the [[Matter of Britain]], [[Welsh mythology]] and [[Cornish mythology]] which relate directly to England are ...BC Online]] |access-date=7 March 2018}}</ref> (see also: [[Welsh mythology|Welsh]], [[Cornish mythology|Cornish]], and [[Breton mythology|Breton mythologies ...

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In the medieval ''[[Welsh Triads]]'', the death of King Iago ap Beli is described as the result of an |contribution=The Annales Cambriae and Old Welsh Genealogies, from Harleian MS. 3859 ...