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Cadafael (Welsh:
Cadafael Cadomedd ap
Cynfeddw or
Cadafael ap Cynfeddw;
meaning "Cadafael, son of Cynfedd") was King of
Gwynedd (reigned 634 – c. 655)...
- at **** Beck, near what
later will be
Leeds (Yorkshire).
Kings Cadafael Cadomedd of
Gwynedd and Œthelwald of Deira,
allies of Mercia,
withdraw their forces...
- The
Kingdom of
Gwynedd is also
devastated by the plague; King
Cadafael Cadomedd dies and is
succeeded by Cadwaladr, who re****erts
himself in his kingdom...
- Penda's ally
Cadafael ap
Cynfeddw of
Gwynedd (thereafter
remembered as
Cadomedd, "battle-shirker")
abandoned him,
along with his army, and Bede says that...
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Gwynedd 625–634
Einion ap
Idgwyn Beli ap
Eiludd Powys 655–695
Cadafael Cadomedd ap
Cynfeddw Gwynedd 634–655
Caten ap Cloten [ru]
Dyfed and Brycheiniog...
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British and
Mercian force,
which includes the
Welsh army of
Kings Cadafael Cadomedd of
Gwynedd and
Cynddylan of Pengwern. The
Mercians become dominant in the...
- the night,
escaped together with his army" (thus
earning him the name
Cadomedd, or "battle-shirker"), and Bede says that at the time of the battle, Aethelwald...
-
Cynfeddw joined Œthelwald in
avoiding the battle, so
gaining the
epithet Cadomedd (the Battle-Shirker). The
decisive battle is
located at "Gaius's field"...
- The
Kingdom of
Gwynedd is also
devastated by the plague; King
Cadafael Cadomedd dies and is
succeeded by Cadwaladr, who re****erts
himself in his kingdom...
- at **** Beck, near what
later will be
Leeds (Yorkshire).
Kings Cadafael Cadomedd of
Gwynedd and Œthelwald of Deira,
allies of Mercia,
withdraw their forces...
