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Gwyddyl Ffichti is a term that
appears in the
third series of
Welsh Triads,
apparently referring to the Picts. It was
central to
William Forbes Skene's...
- Irishman"), and the
final battle was
fought at
either Cerrig y
Gwyddyl or Llan y
Gwyddyl near Holyhead. Cadwallon's epithet, Lawhir, may
possibly refer...
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Beaumaris (/boʊˈmærɪs, bjuː-/; Welsh:
Biwmares Welsh pronunciation: [bɪuˈmaːrɛs] )[citation needed] is a town and
community on the Isle of
Anglesey in...
- them went back. And they came from Arabia. The
second Oppression: the
Gwyddyl Ffichti. And not one of them went back. The
third Oppression: the Saxons...
- and
records that
other Welsh Triads name the
three plagues as Coraniaid,
Gwyddyl Ffichti ("Goidelic Picts") and Saxons. Koch ed. (2006) s.v. "Cyfranc Llud...
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ancestors of the
Irish people (Gwyddylaid) and are
usually referred to as “
Gwyddyl-Ffichti”
throughout the novel. Powys’
Nineue is also
described as a Pict...
-
other Triads of the Isle of
Britain name the
three plagues as Coraniaid,
Gwyddyl Ffichti (Goidelic Picts), and Saxons. "Corrach" (2020).
Geiriadur Prifysgol...
- campaign. The
nearby site of
Porth y
Wygyr ("Vikingport") or
Cerrig y
Gwyddyl ("Irishstone") was
chosen and
Edward evicted Llanmaes's
Welsh po****tion...
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ravaged the
Glamorgan coast and the Holms,
leaving names around (Rheliw'r
Gwyddyl)[citation needed][rhelyw?]. The
flood happened because they
built on a...
- fourteenth-century O Oes
Gwrtheyrn Gwrtheneu,
refers to the year 1193 as haf y
Gwyddyl ("the
summer of the Gaels"),
which could further evince the parti****tion...
