Definition of Cymaron. Meaning of Cymaron. Synonyms of Cymaron

- Castle Kinsey Castle Nimble Clyro Castle Colwyn Castle Crug Eryr Castle Cymaron Castle Dinieithon Castle Evenjobb Castle Glan Edw Castle Glasbury Castle...
- founded the castles of Dinieithon, near present Llandrindod Wells, and Cymaron in Maelienydd, located between Llanbister and Llangunllo. A century later...
- backing of troops sent by King Richard I, invaded Maelienydd and rebuilt Cymaron Castle. In 1196 he joined forces with Hugh de Say of Richards Castle and...
- fairly accurate for its construction. Mortimer also owned another castle, Cymaron, which records show was likely abandoned at the time of Tinboeth's construction...
- founded the castles of Dinieithon (near present Llandrindod Wells) and Cymaron (between Llanbister and Llangunllo). Ranulph's daughter (Hawise) had married...
- fought at least one battle at Ednol and was 'the renowned possesser of Cymaron' and its castle. It seems he built Crug Eryr Castle and brought destruction...
- Baron Mortimer forced Edmund to restore the traditional Welsh court at Cymaron, undermining attempts to strengthen the castle's manorial court. The authority...
- compelling Edmund Mortimer to restore the traditional court at nearby Cymaron as an alternative to the manorial court at Cefnllys Castle. The lord's...
- feature film, Secrets (1971) performed by Maggie Bell and another by the Cymarons, an early reggae band. In 1976 he was commissioned by Unity Records to...