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Maredudd ab
Owain (died c. 999) was a king of Gwynedd. A
member of the
House of Dinefwr, his
patrimony was the
kingdom of
Deheubarth comprising the southern...
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marriage to
Henry V and her
subsequent clandestine relationship with
Owain ap
Maredydd ap Tudur. In film and TV In the
Laurence Olivier film
Henry V (1944), Catherine...
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Rhodri ap
Gruffudd 1230–1315
Llywelyn ap
Maredudd d.1263
Tudur Hen d.1311
Maredydd ab
Owain Elen
ferch Maelgwn Catherine ferch Llywelyn Llywelyn ap Dafydd...
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Rhodri ap
Gruffudd 1230–1315
Llywelyn ap
Maredudd d.1263
Tudur Hen d.1311
Maredydd ab
Owain Elen
ferch Maelgwn Gruffydd de la Pole d.1309
Catherine ferch...
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Wainwright Prop
Wales Evan
Yardley Hooker Wales Rhys
Williams Hooker Wales Maredydd Francis (c) Lock
Wales Henri Williams Lock
Wales Robin Williams Lock Wales...
- Castle. He was
succeeded by his son, Anarawd. Of his
other sons, Cadell,
Maredydd, and Rhys (later
known as The Lord Rhys) all
ruled Deheubarth in turn....
- uncles.
Rhodri also came
under pressure from his
nephews Gruffydd and
Maredydd ap Cynan, who
drove him from
Anglesey in 1190.
Rhodri made an alliance...
- he
later that year
sided with the king. Consequently, on 28 May 1259,
Maredydd was put on
trial for treason, the
first trial of its kind in Wales. He...
- 1244
Siward was
conducting hostilities against a
Welsh neighbour Hywel ap
Maredydd lord of Meisgyn, in the
course of
which one of the earl's
household was...
- prin****lity, but was
divided into
several small ones. Powys,
under Madog ap
Maredydd,
intervened in England's
troubles on the side of the Empress.
Powys at...
