Sunday 12 September 2010

460 AD: 1550th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF CADWALLON LAWHIR Marks The Beginnings Of The Royal Dynasty of Gwynedd, worth commemorating, yes why not?

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Perhaps Patriots focus far too much on the downfall of Gwynedd and end of Welsh Independence in 1282 and in doing so miss out on much that is interesting in our history. Not least we patriots know little of this early history of Cymru in the years following the leaving of the Roman legions in 410 which this year is being commemorated in a number of major ways, a subject I have already posted up information on in my blog Hwb Hanes Cymru, see link below:
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HWB HANES CYMRU/WELSH HISTORY HUB: A CALL TO COMMEMORATE CUNEDDA ...

10 Sep 2010 ... HWB HANES CYMRU/WELSH HISTORY HUB ... CUNEDDA - THE FORGOTTEN FOUNDER OF POST ROMAN CYMRU: 410 AD The Romans Are Leaving, what next? ...hwbhanes.blogspot.com/.../call-to-commemorate-cunedda-who-will.html - Cached
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I have further suggested that an ideal location in Northern Wales for marking in these post Roman connections would have been Conwy and Deganwy, see link below post and July Post a Day out in Llanrwst, Conwy and Deganwy:
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URDD BRENHINOL CYMRU: HANDS ACROSS THE RIVER: In Answer To Cadw ...

31 Jul 2010 ... Welsh Remembrancer.: A WELSH HISTORY MAGAZINE MUCH NEEDED ASAP . ... Of particular interest is a small item on Castell Deganwy and it's . ...
brenhinolcymru.blogspot.com/.../hands-across-river-in-answer-to-cadw-no.html - Cached
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Matters in above two posts are still most importantly outstanding as needing to see initiatives outlined therein moved on asap, for all the reasons stated regards Cadw Princes of Wales/Marcher Lords Inititiaives. If David Hayes had taken his 'Cymdeithas Tywysogion' seriously and not been so into 'Retro Republicanism' with his Cymru 1400, of course in association with, now ''Socialist Republican'' Adam Phillips of Balchder Cymru. Both being more concerned with parading about at Abergele, Frongoch and next Cofiwch Tryweryn and then sigh! Cofia Cilmeri, than getting stuck into Cadw and their devious plans. But no 'Taff Foolery' is the name of their game, little wonder I have withdrawn my support from the Hayes c'mon click 'Cymdeithas Tywysogion' Face book fruitlessness. I advise all who are serious about doing something purposefull and practical regards our history, in this case pressing medieval matters of great concern to the North avoid 'Hayes Honchos' and get cracking on some very real initiatives outlined in these posts. Not least in Llanrwst, Conway and Deganwy and of course on Ynys Mon regards Cadwallon Lawhir and the battle of Cerrig y Gwyddel, see link below:
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I'R GAD: Welsh Medieval Battlefields Campaign.

WELSH BATTLES FOCUS ON YNYS MON:THE BATTLES OF CERRIG Y GWYDDEL and CEFN DIGOLL ... the priority of local interest I'R Gad Battlefield Groups, see earlier posts on such. ... In ancient history the Welsh and Irish once went into Battle . ...
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Now read on, via links below:
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  1. Cadwallon Lawhir ap Einion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Cadwallon ap Einion (c. 460-534; reigned from c. 500), usually known as Cadwallon Lawhir 'Long Hand') and also called Cadwallon I by some historians, ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadwallon_Lawhir_ap_Einion - Cached - Similar

  2. Bodysgallen Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Cadwallon Lawhir's 5th century AD residence ruins are extant atop a woodland knoll above the present Bodysgallen Hall, but as early as 1835 was in ruin and ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodysgallen_Hall - Cached - Similar

  3. EBK: King Cadwallon Lawhir of Gwynedd

    Cadwallon Lawhir, King of Gwynedd (c.AD 450-517) (Latin: Catuvellaunus; English: Catwald). Cadwallon apparently had very long arms. ...
    www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/bios/cadwalgd.html - Cached - Similar
  4. Cadwallon Lawhir ap Einion - VisWiki Cadwallon Lawhir ap Einion - Maelgwn Gwynedd, Kingdom of Gwynedd, Owain Ddantgwyn, Einion Yrth ap Cunedda, Bodysgallen Hall VisWiki. viswiki.com/en/Cadwallon_Lawhir_ap_Einion - Cached

    1. The Early Welsh Kingdoms, Gwynedd

      1. Cadwallon Lawhir (Longhand), c500-c534, c534. Maelgwn Hir (the Tall), c497, c520s-c549, c549, died in a plague. Rhun Hir, c520, c549-?580s ...
    1. www.castlewales.com/gwynedd.html - Cached - Similar

      1. Aberffraw: The Royal Court

      1. Mid 5th century Cadwallon Lawhir Long-Hand ?-517. Maelgwn Gwynedd 517-549. Rhun Hir the Tall 549 -586. Beli ap Rhun 586-599. Iago ap Beli 599-613 ...
      1. www.red-dragon-wales.com/PlacesofIntrest/Aberffraw.htm - Cached - Similar
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