-
Meirchion was the
father of King Mark of Cornwall,
famous for his role in the
story of
Tristan and Iseult. He is thus ****umed to have been an ancient...
- 19th century. One poem
describes a
proverb attributed to
Cynfarch fab
Meirchion of the Hen
Ogledd (Old North): "Did you hear
Cynfarch sing? 'Bid thy shoulder...
-
Meirchion Gul was
probably a late 5th-century king of Rheged, a
Brythonic realm in the area of Sub-Roman
Britain known as the Hen
Ogledd (in the North...
- from
external sources:
Meirchion Gul,
father of
Cynfarch Cynfarch Oer (Cynfarch the Dismal), also
known as
Cynfarch fab
Meirchion and
Cynfarch Gul, father...
- was
partitioned between his children,
leading to his great-grandson,
Meirchion Gul, in the late 5th century,
likely being the
first of his descendants...
- Nant-y-****dyn-uchaf Coed y Gopa
Coedydd Aber
Coedydd ac
Ogofau Elwy a
Meirchion Coedydd Derw Elwy
Coedydd Dyffryn Alwen Cors
Geuallt Corsydd Nug a ****dwr...
- English-language
translation of the
Welsh Meirionnydd,
itself named after Meirchion (or Meirion),
grandson of
Cunedda Wledig (b. ca. 380 A.D.), King of North...
- "Cuckold King". In Old
Welsh records, Mark is
recorded as "March son of
Meirchion" of
Kernow (Cornwall). He is ****ociated with
governing portions of Gwynedd...
- Gul,
Afghan prisoner of the
United States at
Guantanamo Bay
Naval Base
Meirchion Gul, 5th-century king of
Rheged (modern-day
northern England) Mohammad...
- MS 3859
gives his
patrilineal descent as 'Urien son of
Cynfarch son of
Meirchion son of
Gwrwst son of Coel Hen.' His
earliest recorded ancestor, Coel Hen...
