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Gurgintius (Welsh:
Gorwst) was a
legendary king of the
Britons as
accounted by
Geoffrey of Monmouth. He came to
power in 203BC. He was
preceded by Clotenus...
- him
beyond this. The Book of
Baglan (1600–1607)
gives Gurgustius' name as
Gorwst, and
states that his
second son, Antonius, was Duke of Cornwall. Monarchie...
- king of Rheged, was the son of
Cynfarch Oer, son of
Meirchion Gul, son of
Gorwst, son of Cenau, son of Coel Hen (King Cole), the
first recorded post-Roman...
- Coel
Ceneu Gorwst Letlwm Mar
Meirchiawn Arthwys Cynfarch Elidyr Lydanwyn Cynfelyn Pabo "Pillar of Britain"
Eliffer Ceidyn Urien (§ 1)
Rheged Llywarch Hen...
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Saint Grwst the
Confessor (also
known as Gwrwst, Gwrst,
Gorwst or
Gorst ap
Gwaith Hengaer) was a 6th and 7th
century saint operating in the
Welsh Kingdom...
- of
Cornwall Antonius Duke Great-great-grandson of Henwin;
second son of
Gorwst, king of
Britain Book of
Baglan folios 83, 306
Aedhmawr Duke Son of Antonius...
- that the
northern prince Elidyr Mwynfawr ap
Gorwst Priodawr (English:
Elidyr the Courteous, son of
Gorwst Priodawr) had been
slain at Aber
Mewydus (now...
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connotations of "generosity", is
another possibility. It is
possible that
either Gorwst Letlwm or
Ceneu ruled in Rheged. However, it is more
likely that Meirchion...
- of Gwynedd.
These include Elidyr Mwynfawr ap
Gorwst Priodawr (English:
Elidyr the Courteous, son of
Gorwst Priodawr); Nudd the Generous, son of Senyllt;...
