The Kings & Queens of Wales by Timothy Venning

Author:Timothy Venning [Venning, Timothy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Amberley Publishing
Published: 2013-04-21T22:00:00+00:00

Rhos

The easternmost ‘cantref’, modern northern Clywd. Cynglas, the son of Owain ‘White-Tooth’ and cousin of Maelgwyn, succeeded the latter in Gwynedd around 549 but his family do not appear to have been able to maintain this claim to the main kingdom. Cadwal may have been killed at the Battle of Chester against Northumbria around 616.

Name Approximate date

Cynglas (see Gwynedd) c. 520? to c.550?

Maig c. 550?

Cangun/Aeddan c. 580?

Cadwal c. 600/10?

Idgwyn c. 616?

Einion c. 650?

Rhufon c. 680?

Meirion c. 710?

Caradog <754? to 798?

If Caradog is the ruler who died around 798, there may be one or more generations missing from the extant genealogy.

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