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...ning great, and perhaps moch in this case correlates with the same word in Welsh which means pig.{{Citation needed|date=April 2021}} {{Pictish and Scottish Monarchs}} ...

'''Gabrán mac Domangairt''' ([[Old Welsh]]: ''Gawran map Dinwarch''<ref name=ACB>''[[Annales Cambriae]]'' [[s:The An ...the [[Irish annals|Irish]] and [[Annales Cambriae|Welsh annals]].<ref>The Welsh chronicles place his death 528 entries (= years) after the birth of Christ, ...

.../05_D-E-F.pdf "Dunod Fwr ap Pabo Post Prydyn. (500, d.595)", ''A Classical Welsh Dictionary'', p.235]</ref> ...the same individual as the baby Dinogad referred to in the early medieval Welsh lullaby [[Dinogad's Smock]].<ref name="Cessford Westmorland">{{cite journal ...

{{Short description|Legendary Welsh ruler}} ...r of [[Elffin ap Gwyddno]], the foster-father of the famous [[Welsh people|Welsh]] [[poet]] [[Taliesin]] in the legendary account given in the late medieval ...

'''Cadell Ddyrnllwg''' (Welsh for "Cadell of the Gleaming Hilt"; born c. AD 430) was a mid-5th century [[ [[Category:Monarchs of Powys]] ...

...cyg}}, died c. 619) was the King of [[Ergyng]], a [[South Wales|south-east Welsh]] kingdom of the [[Early Middle Ages|early medieval]] period. He usurped th ...raine|mother]] who was killed by [[Twrch Trwyth]] in the 11th/12th century Welsh text ''[[Culhwch and Olwen]]'', may refer to Gwrfoddw.<ref name="Culhwch an ...

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{{Short description|Welsh confessor and saint of the Celtic Church}} ...[[Welsh people|Welsh]] [[Confessor of the Faith|confessor]] and [[list of Welsh saints|saint]] of the [[Celtic Church]]. His [[Gŵyl Mabsant|feast day]] wa ...

'''Cyngen Glodrydd''' was an early 6th-century [[Kingdom of Powys|King of Powys]]. He was a descendant of King [[Cadell D [[Category:Monarchs of Powys]] ...

...und and career of the historical figure. Available materials include early Welsh poetry, [[genealogies]] and [[hagiography]], which are often late and of un ...Caninus]], one of the Welsh tyrants who are fiercely criticised by the mid-6th-century cleric [[Gildas]] in his ''[[De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae]]'', but th ...

...Hand') and also called '''Cadwallon I''' by some historians, was a [[Wales|Welsh]] ruler around 500. [[Category:Monarchs of Gwynedd]] ...

{{short description|6th-century Welsh king}} ...the events of this monarch's reign. Some details are available from [[Old Welsh]] poetry, but this has been difficult to interpret, and none of the extant ...

...PM-1191 GRUFFYDD ap MADOG or GRUFFYDD MAELOR I (died 1191)], Dictionary of Welsh Biography, Professor Thomas Jones Pierce, (1905 - 1964)</ref> ...M-1191 GRUFFYDD ap MADOG or GRUFFYDD MAELOR I (died 1191)];. Dictionary of Welsh Biography. Retrieved 7 Mar 2024</ref> ...

{{Short description|Early medieval Welsh kingdom}}{{Use dmy dates|date=November 2019}} ...Welsh kingdoms. Ergyng is in the southeast (lower right). The modern Anglo-Welsh border is also shown.]] ...

In Welsh mythology, he is the owner of one of the [[Thirteen Treasures of the Island ...f both Gwenddoleu and Myrddin was preserved in [[Welsh-language literature|Welsh literature]]. ...

...The evidence for Adda being the Bernician king in question is that the [[Welsh Triads]] identify that leader as Ida. Since the sources agree that Ida die {{Bernicia Monarchs}} ...

...gated for various sins by [[Gildas]] in ''[[De Excidio Britanniae]]''. The Welsh form '''Cynlas Goch''' is attested in several genealogies of the Rhos royal ...onted by a rampart of {{convert|3.5|m}} of rubble.<ref>{{cite web| title = Welsh fort identified as citadel of Dark Age king| work = British Archaeology, no ...

...Cyril Fox, Bruce Dickins |chapter=Cantre'r Gwaelod and Ker-Is}}</ref> as a 6th-century prince who lived in [[North Wales]]. ...he book ''New Directions In Celtic Studies'' Antone Minard wrote that "The Welsh legends of Cantre'r Gwaelod and Llys Helig (Helig's Court) contain the same ...