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Cuneglasus (fl. 540) was a
prince of Rhos in Gwynedd, Wales, in the late 5th or
early 6th century. He was
castigated for
various sins by
Gildas in De Excidio...
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protection of
Cuneglas.
Joining those who
remain opposed to
Lancelot at Glevum, they find
Arthur there, in
council with
Kings Meurig of
Gwent and
Cuneglas of Powys...
- hear from
Cuneglas that his
father was
lying and that he
swear an
alliance will
exist between Dumnonia and
Powys against the Saxons;
Cuneglas concedes...
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condemnation of five
British kings, Constantine,
Aurelius Con****, Vortiporius,
Cuneglas, and Maelgwn. As it is the only
contemporary information about them, it...
- Arthur's hor****
arrive at
Mount Baddon along with
Sagramor and King
Cuneglas of
Powys and
manage to win a
victory over the Saxons.
Arthur also succeeds...
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During the
campaign he is
killed by Artabanes,
leader of the revolt. King
Cuneglas of Rhos
abandons his wife in
favour of his sister-in-law, a nun who he...
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Einion seems to have
ruled Llŷn as a
kingdom separate from his
brother Cuneglas'
kingdom in Rhos. He is
credited with
having sponsored Saint Cadfan's monastery...
- from the
nearby River Arth and the p****age in Gildas,
describing the King
Cuneglas much more
likely describes the Dark Age
hillfort of
Dinerth at Bryn Euryn...
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During the
campaign he is
killed by Artabanes,
leader of the revolt. King
Cuneglas of Rhos
abandons his wife in
favour of his sister-in-law, a nun who he...
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Saint Einion was a son of
Owain Whitetooth (Ddantgwyn) and the
brother of
Cuneglas, king of Rhos, and of
saints Seiriol and Meirion [Wikidata]. Part of Gwynedd's...
