Spoils
of war - the Cross Gneth - College of St George
The ‘Cross Gneth’ or ‘Croes Naid’ was a relic said to be a piece of
the True Cross. It had belonged to the native Prince of North Wales and formed
part of the spoils given over to Edward I at the close of the campaign against
Llewellyn and the Welsh in 1283.
1.
Cross of Neith - Wikipedia
The Cross of Neith (Welsh Y Groes Naid or Y Groes Nawdd) was a sacred relic believed to
be a fragment of the True Cross which had been kept at Aberconwy by the kings
and princes of Gwynedd, members of the Aberffraw dynasty who established the
Principality of Wales
2.
Y Groes
Naid - Wicipedia
Crair gysegredig y credid ei bod yn ddarn o'r Gwir Groes a
oedd yn un o greiriau pwysicaf Teyrnas Gwynedd yn yr Oesoedd Canol oedd Y Groes Naid neu Y Groes Nawdd (cyfeirir
ati yn Saesneg weithiau fel The Cross of Neith).
Alternatively, it could be a memory of the Croes Naid, recalling
either its time at Aberconwy Abbey or its return to Wales
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Author: Madeleine
Gray
The Cross of Neith or Cross Gneth (Welsh:Y Groes Naid or Y Groes Nawdd) was a relic believed to be a
fragment of the True Cross which had been kept at Aberconwy by the kings and
princes of Gwynnedd, members of the Aberffraw dynasty who established the
Principality of Wales They believed it afforded them and their people divine
protection.
Croes Naid, also known as The Cross of Neith, was a sacred relic and the most important piece of jewellery in the Welsh crown jewels. An ornate cross incorporating part of the True Cross, it was said to have wielded its protection over the House of Aberffraw
GWYNEDD FALL OF A DYNASTY and Y CROES NAID STOLEN 1282
- 1283 - 1284. An Artistic Interpretation in 'Adfywiad Art'.
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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further gwynedd had it's royal treasures inc 'y croes naid' stolen by
edward i in 1283..... SINCE YOU HAVE HAD' ENGLISH PRINCES' OF WALES
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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19 may forget that royal wedding and remember our croes naid and other stolen cymric royal
treasures no patriot bothers to campaign for return of other that we 'welsh
remembrancers'
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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seeking first to initiate a campaign for
restoration of welsh royal treasures foremost of which being 'y croes naid' stolen by
edward i at conquest of cymru 1282 - 83. as wellthis new adfywiad gwladgarol
will continue in ysbryd cofiwn.....
A Historical Archive of material regards the
National Consciousness raising movement COFIWN from 1972 - 1986. This Blog
Platform also Continues Cymric Consciousness Campaigning in theory and reports
of related events and activities in present times also …
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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GWYNEDD FALL OF A DYNASTY and Y CROES NAID STOLEN
1282 - 1283 - 1284. An Artistic Interpretation in 'Adfywiad Art'. An Artistic
Interpretation in 'Adfywiad Art'. Yes!
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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seeking first to initiate a campaign for
restoration of welsh royal treasures foremost of which being 'y croes naid' stolen by
edward i at conquest of cymru 1282 - 83. as wellthis new adfywiad gwladgarol
will continue in ysbryd cofiwn.....
A Historical Archive of material regards the
National Consciousness raising movement COFIWN from 1972 - 1986. This Blog
Platform also Continues Cymric Consciousness Campaigning in theory and reports
of related events and activities in present times also …
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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24/10/2018 ·
resurgence - resistance - rebellion. caernarfon 2018 & 201 9 a welsh nationalist
proving ground not cilmeri once a year - a rally of defeatists with no
detirmination or guts to really fight back against insults and indimidation let
alone for freedom.
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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3.
Also with Sian
Ifan Cofiwn Welsh
Remembrancer 1972 - 1984. Embassy Glyndwr Staff Member 1999 - 2016.
Further activism 2000 - 2016 Radically active as Partisan Cymru Socialist
Campaigner. Embassy Glyndwr Staff Member 1999 - 2016.
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Author: WELSH
REMEMBRANCERS
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16/11/2011 · in
support of the restore y croes
naid campaign. Make These designs into Flags, Placards, Posters,
Stickers also patches. Sweaters and T-Shirts also use as graphics in
publications and on websites and blogs.
http://welshremembrancer.blogspot.com/2008/12/last-prince-of-wales-rhys-ap-gruffydd.html
