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Meirionydd
Meichion was the grandson of Cunedda Wledig and heir to this western portion of
Gwynedd, which for a time
became well known and
 fairly
important, especially under Idris Gawr. |
c.445 |
Meirchion ap Typaun ap Cunedag |
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c.480 |
Cadwaladr ap Meirchion |
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c.500 |
Gwrin Farfdrwch (Cut-Beard) |
m.Marchell ferch Brychan, king of
Brycheiniog. |
c.540 |
Gwyddno Garahnhir (Long-Shanks) |
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c.580 - 632 |
Idris Gawr |
Son? Killed by
Oswald of Bernicia on the Severn. |
632 - c.645 |
Swalda |
Son. |
c.645 - 662 |
Brochfael |
Son. |
c.675 |
Einudd Bach (the Short) |
Son. |
c.705 |
Ednyfed |
Son. |
c.735 |
Brochfael |
Son. |
c.765 |
Cynan |
Son. |
c.785 |
The
line of descent apparently ends with Cynan, so the territory is fully merged back into
Gwynedd. |
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