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Pedigree

Idwallon ap Morgan1

M, #7376, b. 930, d. 1021

Parents

FatherMorgan ap Owain (b. 898, d. 974)
MotherLLeucu verch Enflew (b. 910)

Family:

SonIthel ap Idwallon (b. about 940)

Events

  • 930
    Birth
    930
  • 1021~91
    Death
    1021
Last Edited19 September 2022 05:27:39

Citations

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Pedigree

Morgan ap Owain1

M, #7377, b. 898, d. 974

Parents

FatherOwain ap Hywel (b. 859, d. 930)
MotherNest verch Rhodri (b. 870, d. 930)

Family: LLeucu verch Enflew (b. 910)

SonIdwallon ap Morgan+ (b. 930, d. 1021)

Events

  • 898
    Birth
    898 | Morgannwg, Wales
  • Title
    From 930 to 974
    Morgan ap Owain held the title King of Morgannwg.
    Citation: 2
  • 974~76
    Death
    974
Last Edited3 March 2025 06:07:11

Citations

  1. [S979] Our Royal, Titled, Noble and Commoner Ancestors
  2. [S251] http://www.castlewales.com/gwent.html
Pedigree

LLeucu verch Enflew1

F, #7378, b. 910

Family: Morgan ap Owain (b. 898, d. 974)

SonIdwallon ap Morgan+ (b. 930, d. 1021)

Events

  • 910
    Birth
    910 | Powys, Montgomeryshire, Wales
Last Edited19 September 2022 05:27:45

Citations

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Pedigree

Owain ap Hywel1

M, #7379, b. 859, d. 930

Parents

FatherHywel ap Rhys (b. 822, d. 886)
MotherLlleucu (b. 826)

Family: Nest verch Rhodri (b. 870, d. 930)

SonYnyr of Gwent+ (b. 890, d. 925)
SonMorgan ap Owain+ (b. 898, d. 974)

Events

  • 859
    Birth
    859 | Glywysing, Wales
  • 930~71
    Death
    930
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:12

Citations

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Pedigree

Nest verch Rhodri1

F, #7380, b. 870, d. 930

Parents

FatherRhodri Mawr & ap ("The Great") Merfyn (b. 844, d. 878)
MotherAngharad & verch Meurig (b. 835)

Family: Owain ap Hywel (b. 859, d. 930)

SonYnyr of Gwent+ (b. 890, d. 925)
SonMorgan ap Owain+ (b. 898, d. 974)

Events

  • 870
    Birth
    870 | Deheubarth, Pembrokeshire, Wales
  • 930~60
    Death
    930 | Y, Somme, Picardie, France
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:17

Citations

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Pedigree

Hywel ap Rhys1

M, #7381, b. 822, d. 886

Parents

FatherRhys ap Arthfael (b. 800, d. 856)

Family: Llleucu (b. 826)

SonOwain ap Hywel+ (b. 859, d. 930)

Events

  • 822
    Birth
    822 | Glywysing, Wales
  • 886~64
    Death
    886
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:22

Citations

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Pedigree

Llleucu1

F, #7382, b. 826

Family: Hywel ap Rhys (b. 822, d. 886)

SonOwain ap Hywel+ (b. 859, d. 930)

Events

  • 826
    Birth
    826 | South Wales, Devonshire, England
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:24

Citations

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Pedigree

Rhys ap Arthfael1

M, #7383, b. 800, d. 856

Parents

FatherArthfael ap Gwriad (b. 768)
MotherBrawstudd verch Gloud (b. 770)

Family:

SonHywel ap Rhys+ (b. 822, d. 886)

Events

  • 800
    Birth
    800 | Glywysing, Wales
  • Title
    From 815 to 856
    Rhys ap Arthfael held the title King of Morgannwg.
    Citation: 2
  • 856~56
    Death
    856 | Y, Somme, Picardie, France
Last Edited3 March 2025 06:06:53

Citations

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  2. [S249] http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/glam.html
Pedigree

Arthfael ap Gwriad1

M, #7384, b. 768

Parents

FatherGwriad ap Brochwel (b. 716)
MotherCeingar verch Maredudd (b. 748)

Family: Brawstudd verch Gloud (b. 770)

SonRhys ap Arthfael+ (b. 800, d. 856)

Events

Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:33

Citations

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Pedigree

Brawstudd verch Gloud1

F, #7385, b. 770

Parents

FatherGloud ap Pasgen (b. 733)

Family: Arthfael ap Gwriad (b. 768)

SonRhys ap Arthfael+ (b. 800, d. 856)

Events

Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:36

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Pedigree

Gwriad ap Brochwel1

M, #7386, b. 716

Parents

FatherBrochwell ap Rhys (b. 673)

Family: Ceingar verch Maredudd (b. 748)

SonArthfael ap Gwriad+ (b. 768)

Events

  • Death
    Y, Somme, Picardie, France
  • 716
    Birth
    716 | Glywysing, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:39

Citations

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Pedigree

Ceingar verch Maredudd1

F, #7387, b. 748

Parents

FatherMaredudd ap Tewdws (b. 730, d. 796)

Family: Gwriad ap Brochwel (b. 716)

SonArthfael ap Gwriad+ (b. 768)

Events

  • 748
    Birth
    748 | Dyfedd, Monmouthshire, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:43

Citations

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Pedigree

Brochwell ap Rhys1

M, #7388, b. 673

Parents

FatherRhys ap Ithel (b. 643)

Family:

SonGwriad ap Brochwel+ (b. 716)

Events

  • 673
    Birth
    673 | Glywysing, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:47

Citations

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Pedigree

Rhys ap Ithel1

M, #7389, b. 643

Parents

FatherIthel ap Morgan (b. 675, d. 740)

Family:

SonBrochwell ap Rhys+ (b. 673)

Events

  • 643
    Birth
    643 | Glywysing, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:51

Citations

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Pedigree

Ithel ap Morgan1

M, #7390, b. 675, d. 740

Parents

FatherMorgan ap Athrwys (b. 650)
MotherRhiceneth verch Theudu (b. estimated 655)

Family:

SonRhys ap Ithel+ (b. 643)

Events

  • 675
    Birth
    675 | Glywysing, Wales
  • 740~65
    Death
    740
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:13:56

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Pedigree

Morgan ap Athrwys1

M, #7391, b. 650

Parents

FatherArthwrys ap Meurig (b. 618, d. 655)
MotherCenedlon verch Briafael (b. 559)

Family: Rhiceneth verch Theudu (b. estimated 655)

SonIthel ap Morgan+ (b. 675, d. 740)

Events

  • Note
    Morgan ab Athrwys, also known as Morgan Mwynfawr ('Morgan the Wealthy/the Benefactor') was a Welsh King of Morgannwg around the year 730 AD in south Wales.

    Probable lineageHe was the grandson and probably the successor to King Meurig ap Tewdrig.

    [edit] KingdomHe was king of Morgannwg and the ruler whose name is given to the Kingdoms and later counties of Glamorgan, which at his time embraced the Kingdom of Gwent and Glywysing and through probable ties with Ergyng into lands east of the River Wye. Westwards his kingdom extended west of the River Towy.

    [edit] SuccessionHe in turn was succeeded by his son Ithel ap Morgan.
  • 650
    Birth
    650 | Glywysing, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:04

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Pedigree

Rhiceneth verch Theudu1

F, #7392, b. estimated 655

Family: Morgan ap Athrwys (b. 650)

SonIthel ap Morgan+ (b. 675, d. 740)

Events

  • 655
    Birth
    Estimated 655 | Cymru, Breconshire, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:06

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Pedigree

Arthwrys ap Meurig1

M, #7393, b. 618, d. 655

Parents

FatherMeurig ap Tewdrig (b. estimated 514)
MotherOnbrawst verch Gwrgan (b. 519)

Family: Cenedlon verch Briafael (b. 559)

SonMorgan ap Athrwys+ (b. 650)
Arthwrys

Events

  • Note
    Athrwys (sometimes misspelled as Arthwys) was a Prince, possibly a King, from Gwent in Wales, who is generally accepted as having lived in the early 7th century.

    Athrwys (spelled Andres or Andrus [for Archaic Welsh *Antres] in the early medieval Latin Life of Saint Cadoc[1]) was the son of Meurig ap Tewdrig, a King of Gwent (and probably Glywysing, now known as Glamorgan) by his wife, Onbrawst, or Onbraus the daughter of Gwrgan Fawr, King of Ergyng (Western Herefordshire).

    His family relationships are recorded in a number of Old Welsh pedigrees, as well the Book of Llandaff. From her study of the Llandaff Charters in this manuscript, Prof. Wendy Davies has concluded that Athrwys predeceased his father around 655 and never actually ruled in Gwent.

    His son was Morgan ab Athrwys or Morgan Mwynfawr 'Morgan the Benefactor' in the Welsh language. Morgan was King of Morgannwg, or Gwent and Glywysing, land as far west as the River Towy and also encompassing land beyond the River Wye, into the old Kingdom of Ergyng, South Herefordshire.

    He was in turn succeeded by his son Ithel.

    Athrwys ap Meurig
    Due to the similarity of their names, it has been suggested that Arthwys had some connection with King Arthur, or was even the historical basis for the legendary king. However, the identification has been challenged on linguistic grounds by most of those who have examined the names.[2]

    [edit] Notes.
  • 618
    Birth
    618 | South Wales, Devonshire, England
  • 655~37
    Death
    655 | Glywysing, Wales
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:10

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Pedigree

Cenedlon verch Briafael1

F, #7394, b. 559

Parents

FatherBriafael ap Llywarch (b. 527)

Family: Arthwrys ap Meurig (b. 618, d. 655)

SonMorgan ap Athrwys+ (b. 650)

Events

  • 559
    Birth
    559 | Ergyng, Herefordshire, England
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:13

Citations

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Pedigree

Meurig ap Tewdrig1

M, #7395, b. estimated 514

Parents

FatherTewdrig ap Llywarch (b. 488)
MotherEnynny verch Cynfarch (b. 488)

Family: Onbrawst verch Gwrgan (b. 519)

SonArthwrys ap Meurig+ (b. 618, d. 655)

Events

  • Note
    Meurig ap Tewdrig (Latin: Mauritius) was the son of Tewdrig (St. Tewdrig), and a king of the early Welsh kingdoms of Gwent and Glywysing. He is thought to have lived sometime between 400 and 600 AD.

    Meurig took over the Gwent throne upon his father's abdication. According to tradition, Tewdrig became a hermit at Tintern, but later came to the assistance of Meurig, and they repelled the invading Saxons in a battle at Pont y Saeson (Bridge of the Saxons). Tewdrig died after the battle, and Meurig buried him at Mathern, giving the surrounding land (including the area of the later village of Pwllmeurig, named after Meurig), in his memory to the bishops of Llandaff.

    Meurig reunited his kingdom with Ergyng (Archenfield) by marrying Onbrawst, the daughter of King Gwrgan Fawr (the Great) of that kingdom. He was later claimed to have been a great patron of the ecclesiastical centre at Llandaff, where he was said to be buried.

    He was the father of Athrwys ap Meurig, one of a number of figures that researchers have claimed as the "real King Arthur". Athrwys is believed to have pre-deceased Meurig, who was succeeded by his grandsons, Ithel and Morgan Mwynfawr.
  • 514
    Birth
    Estimated 514 | South Wales, Devonshire, England
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:18

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Pedigree

Onbrawst verch Gwrgan1

F, #7396, b. 519

Parents

FatherGwrgan Fawr ap Cynfyn (b. 504)

Family: Meurig ap Tewdrig (b. estimated 514)

SonArthwrys ap Meurig+ (b. 618, d. 655)

Events

  • 519
    Birth
    519 | South Wales, Devonshire, England
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:21

Citations

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Pedigree

Tewdrig ap Llywarch1

M, #7397, b. 488

Parents

FatherLlywarch Glywyssing ap Nynniaw (b. estimated 465)

Family: Enynny verch Cynfarch (b. 488)

SonMeurig ap Tewdrig+ (b. estimated 514)

Events

  • Death
    Monmouthshire, Wales
  • 488
    Birth
    488 | South Wales, Devonshire, England
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:25

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Pedigree

Enynny verch Cynfarch1

F, #7398, b. 488

Parents

FatherCynfarch "Oer" ap Meirchion (b. estimated 475)
MotherNyfain verch Brychan (b. 450)

Family: Tewdrig ap Llywarch (b. 488)

SonMeurig ap Tewdrig+ (b. estimated 514)

Events

  • 488
    Birth
    488 | South Reged, Britain
Last Edited6 January 2023 06:14:28

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Pedigree

Cynfarch "Oer" ap Meirchion

M, #7399, b. estimated 475

Parents

FatherMeirchion & ap Gwrst (b. 460)

Family: Nyfain verch Brychan (b. 450)

DaughterEnynny verch Cynfarch+ (b. 488)

Events

  • Note
    Cynfarch Oer (also known as Cunomarcus or Cynfarch ap Meirchion) was probably a 6th century king of the Sub-Roman realm of Rheged, believed to be located in north-west England and south-west Scotland.

    Next to nothing is known about Cynfarch. He appears in the Old Welsh pedigrees of the Brythonic 'Men of the North' as the son of the equally obscure Meirchion Gul (Marcianus the Lean) and father of the slightly better documented Urien Rheged. His name was well remembered however and his family were known as the 'Cynferchyn' in his honour. His unflattering epithet Oer probably means '(the) Unwelcoming' (literally 'cold').

    It is assumed that Cynfarch ruled in Rheged before Urien. Hence the apparent 'Rheged' placename at Dunragit near Stranraer and tales of March ap Meirchion (or Cun-march ap Meirchion) in the same area. He may also have been a participant in the Battle of Arfderydd in 573.
  • 475
    Birth
    Estimated 475 | South Reged, Britain
    Citation: 1
Last Edited29 January 2023 06:16:10

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Pedigree

Thorold of Lincoln1

M, #7400, b. 955

Parents

FatherMorcar & (b. 940)
MotherEadgyth & of Mercia (b. estimated 940)

Events

  • Title
    Thorold of Lincoln held the title Sheriff of Lincoln.
  • 955
    Birth
    955 | Mercia, Leicestershire, England
Last Edited5 March 2025 05:31:24

Citations

  1. [S68] Wikipedia
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