01. BELI "MAWR" ["THE GREAT"] stands at the top of some medieval versions of the genealogy of the Old British Royal House. He is supposed to have reigned circa 400-375BC. The events recorded in the historical record of the capture of Rome by the Celts in circa 390BC harmonize perfectly with the story of the Iron Age British King Beli "Mawr" [= "The Great"] given by Geoffrey of Monmouth in his "Historia", for which one may conclude that Beli "Mawr" was an historical figure. He is apparently to be identified with the Celtic King Belinus (Belgios), who, with his brother Brennus (Brennos), captured Rome about 390BC.

Legend says that Beli Mawr was the father of two sons,

(2a) Lludd I, and

(2b) Llefelys,

and three daughters,

(2c) Formosa,

(2d) Arianrhod, &

(2e) Finuala.

02. LLUDD I, son, King of Britain c 375-350

[the name of his bro, "Llefelys" [var.: Levelez; Leueeis] is clearly based on a scribal misreading of "Leueeis", the Norman-French form of the name "Louis"] Legend says that Lludd I was the father of two sons:

(3a) Gwryth (Gwrwst; Garwst) and

(3b) Galamh (Milidh), one of three strong candidates to be identified with Milesius, who founded Ireland’s national-dynasty

is mis-identified by Geoffrey of Monmouth with the 5th century AD British king Gurgust "Barbtruc", who is identified with Gorst "Farfdrwch" in the "Gwyr-y-Gogledd Genealogy"; his bro, Galamh (Milidh), married the daughter of the Egyptian Pharaoh Nectanebo II (360-343BC), which indicates diplomatic intercourse between Britain and the Mediterranean nations during this time

Legend says that Gwryth (Gwrwst; Garwst) married [name], dau of Bethides, Britain's Greek Governor, then, Emperor, son of Percefus, Greek Governor of Britain, and begot

04. PYR (PERYDD) (PIR), son, King of Britain c 325-300BC

son of the late British king Gwryth ["Perydd ap Gwryth"] and possibly a Greek princess, for his name appears to be a "celticized" Greek name

05. CAPOIR , son, King of Britain c 300-275BC

[also] stands at the top of some medieval versions of the genealogy of the Old British Royal House. He appears as the "ancestor-figure" in some versions of the genealogy of Britain’s royal house, which means that he was a great and renown king whose story was doubtless the subject of a lost British tale

06. DIGUEILLUS, son, King of Britain c 275-225BC; was the British king who submitted to Gallic vassalage at the time of the invasion and conquest of Britain by the Gauls/Gaels, circa 250BC; the father of three sons:

(7a) HELI [I] (225BC) (below),

(7b) MILE (225BC), &

(7c) KIAN (225BC) (below), who reigned together as co-kings

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note: (7c) KIAN (225BC) (above), was the father of three sons:

(8a) LUGH I, the Welsh "Lugh ap Kian", may possibly be identified with Lleu "Llaw Gyffes" (200BC),

(8b) NWYVRE (200BC), &

(8c) DYLAN (200BC), who reigned together as co-kings

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07. HELI [I] (225BC) (above), was the father of three sons:

(8a) LLUDD II (below),

(8b) NEMED II [Nemo], &

(8c) [name], un-named third son, who reigned together as co-kings until the expulsion of the 3rd son by his two older bros. The un-named third son may possibly identified with Cas "The Exile" (below)

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08. LLUDD II (LUD) (above), King of Britain c 200BC, was the father of

(9a) Ivor (Eborcus) (Iovir) (below)

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09. IVOR (EBORCUS) (IOVIR) (above), King of Britain c 175/150BC

10. [name], son, King of Britain c 150/125BC

11. [name], son, King of Britain c 125/100BC

12. [name], son, King of Britain c 100/ 75BC

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08. CAS "THE EXILE", fl. 200/175BC, parentage unsure, possibly the un-named brother of Lludd II & Nemed II (above), or possibly an exiled prince from another British royal house. The spelling of his name is unknown. "Cas[...]" are the first three letters of his name, and the other letters are lost. He may be identified with either: (a) the un-named brother of the British kings Lud [Lludd II] and Nemo [Nemed II] who was expelled by them, which is probably the correct identification and would make him a Brutiad prince; (b) the son of the Gallic prince Noe[...], the son of either Brennus [Bran] or Belgios [Beli], two brothers, the sons of the Gallic king Akichorix (275/225BC), which would mean if this identification was true that Cas[...] was not an exile from Britain, but rather an exile from Gaul which is the reverse of what is generally believed to be the case; or (c) the son of Dua[ch] "The Dark", the last king of the Irish "Tuathe-De", or "Fir-De", i.e., the "People of God", who fell in battle fighting the invading Gaels, about 250BC; and, if this identification was true, then, it would mean that Cas was not a Brutiad prince, but descended from one of the contemporary Irish dynasties.

09. HUU "THE MIGHTY", son, the Welsh Hw "Gadarn", also identified with Hu "Ysgwn", or Hu "The Great" (Hugonius Magnus), in some early British folk tales. His name translates into French as Hugo "The Strong" or Hugh "Le Fort". He is called the "1st" Cymric King, or "1st" king of the Kymri. Huu "The Mighty" conquered Southern England at the time of the Gallo-Belgic Migration, circa 150BC. He is reckoned the founder of a new dynasty, or the founder of a new branch of the old dynasty.

10. LUGIOS "THE SHINING ONE" (LUGORIX; LUGOVES), aka LUG[H] II (LUGH II "LAMFHOTA"), identified with GM's LOCRINE, son, King of Britain c 150-100BC

was one of Britain’s great legendary kings; one of the (so-called) "barbarian kings" who fought the Romans on the European continent in the "Second Celtic Storm" (113-101BC)

=1 Moru, dau of the King of Ireland; =2 Dwyn, dau of the King of Ulster; =3 Gwen [GM's Gwendolen], daughter/descendant of the Cornish king Corineus; =4 Tang, dau of the Scandinavian king Boiorix; =5 Asta, dau of the German king Teutbal

issue of 1:

(11a) Heli (Heilyn) (Helias) (below) &

(11b) Mile (Milidh) (Millus);

issue of 3:

(11c) Modh (Midas) (below),

(11d) Blad (Bluto), &

(11e) Llyr (Lyrus), identified with the Welsh "Llyr [m]ap Lugh" (below)

11. HELI (HEILYN) (HELIAS) (above)

also called Beli and/or variants of the name; possibly identified with DOLOBELLUS, who fought against Julius Caesar's first invasion 55BC;

begot three sons:

(12a) Lludd III (Lluyd; Lydus), King of Britain (d56BC) (below),

(12b) Caswallawn (below), &

(12c) Nennius (Nynnyaw) [Nemed II] (d55BC),

and, a daughter,

(12d) Aryanrot, mother of Hyrglas (Hirelglas) (Hirlas)

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12a LLUDD III (LLUYD; LYDUS), King of Britain (d56BC) (above)

the father of

(13a) ANDROGEUS (ANDRAGIUS; ANDROGIUS) (ANTEDRIGOS; ANTEDRIGUS) (AVARICUS; AUARWIUS) (AFRAWG) (AVARWY), King 45-30BC, the father of [14] Scaeva, crown-prince, d before 25BC

(13b) Tenvantius (Theomantius) (Tenevan), regent 49-45BC, king 30-25BC, the father of [14] DIRAS, usurper 4BC

(13c) daughter, the mother of [14] Cuelin (Cuhelyn), a prince

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12. CASWALLAWN (CASSIVELLAUNUS) (CADWALLO) (above), King of Britain, fought against Julius Caesar's second invasion 54BC (d48BC)

issue:

(13b) Andocoveros (Andoco) (also called Andocommius) (below)

(13c) Aesubelinus, father of [14] Bellanus [expelled AD5], father of [15A] Subidasto, [15B] Modrains, & [15C] Antedius, father of [16] Prasutagus, King AD 54-60, who, by Queen BOADICEA, was father of [17A] dau, wife of Marius, King of Britain, & [17B] dau, wife of Feradach Find Fechtnach, King of Ireland

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11c Modh (Midas) (Madoc) (above), King of Britain c 102-95BC, son of [#10] LUGIOS, GM's LOCRINE,

=1 [name]; =2 Etain

issue of 1:

(12a) Luna (dau), wife of Lludd III

issue of 2:

(12b) Malin, mur 55BC by bro

(12c) Manan (Imanuentius) (IMANUENTIUS) (IMANNUETITUS; INIANUUETITUS; INIANUUETUTUS) (Manus), King 55-54BC, father of

[13] MEMPRIC (MEMBRITIUS; MEMPRICIUS) (MANDUBRACIUS; MANDUBRATIUS) (MANDUBRACCIOS) (Membyr), King 54-52BC, father of

begot by 2:

(13) CAER (CESAIR; KESAIR) (CAESARA), dau, queen

=1 ["…"]Oroix [son of Ambigatus, the Gallic king], a Gallic prince, was Governor of Gaul in Roman service, and,

was the mother of his

(14a) son, Ante["…"], Governor of Gaul, and

(14b) dau, Kesair [III], wife of the Irish King Ugaine "Mor" (Hugony "The Great")

=2 AEDD "MAWR", King of Britain 43-34BC [his 2nd = too], and,

was the mother of his

(14c) son, Brut[us] [II] "Green-Shield", (Prydain "Darianlas"/"Taryanlas"), King of Britain 34-4BC

=3 Olave "Folta" , King of Ireland, and,

was the mother of his

(14d) son, Geide [Gede; Gedhe; Ghede] "Ol-Gothach" , King of Ireland

[upon the death of the Irish king, Olave "Folta", his widow, Cesair/Kesair, expelled her step-son, Oilioll "Ollfinnachta", who was her late husband’s son of a previous wife, and set her son, Gede, a minor, on the Irish throne, and reigned herself during his minority]

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13b Andocoveros (Andoco) (also called Andocommius) (above),

son of [# 12] King CASWALLAWN (CASSIVELLAUNUS) (CADWALLO), &, father of

14. TASCIOVANUS (Teuhant; Tehvant), King of Britain 4BC-AD9, sole king from AD 5

issue:

(15a) CUNOBELINUS (below)

(15b) Epaticcus (Epatticus)

(15c) COGIDUBINUS (COGIDUS), King of Britain 47-8, 70/71, 76-87, father of Claudia, wife of Pudens, a Roman senator (d96), mother of 2 sons & 2 daus

15. CUNOBELINUS (above) [immortalized by Shakespeare as CYMBELINE], the Welsh CINBELIN (CYNFELYN), called "Kimbelinus, son of Tenuantius" in "HRB"; called "Cynfelyn map Tenefan" in "BYB"; King of Britain ["Rex Britanniae"] AD 9-39

issue of 1st wife:

(16a) Polydore

(16b) Cadwallo

(16c) Imogen (dau), wife of Leonatus, a Roman senator

issue of 2nd wife:

(16d) Cloten[us], step-son, was his 2nd wife's son of a previous marriage

issue of 3rd wife:

(16e) ADMINIUS, King 39-40 dep

(16f) Pomponia Grecina, wife of Aulus Plautius, "1st" Roman Governor of Britain 43-47

issue of 4th wife:

(16g) GUIDERIUS (Gueithaet) (Gwyddyr)

(16h) BRITTAHEL

(16j) Togodumn (d43)

(16k) ARVIRAGUS (ARFYRAG) (below)

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16. ARVIRAGUS (ARFYRAG), (above) King of Britain 62-76, rebelled 69 & 76

= Vanessa, illegit. daughter of Roman Emperor Claudius

17. MARIUS, son, King of Britain 87-94

= [name], daughter of Queen BOADICEA & King Prasutagus

18. COILUS [I] ["OLD KING COLE"], son, King of Britain 94-154 [his sis, Athilda, =1st Marcomir, a Frankish chief/king; &, =2 Afallach, a British prince]

=1 Claudia, dau of the Roman Governor Tiberius Claudius, later, [1st] Duke of Gloucester, illegitimate son of Roman Emperor Claudius

=3 Lucille, dau of Lucius Artorius Castus, the Prefect of Legion-VI-Victrix

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issue of 1st wife:

(19a) Amerita (Emerite) (Claudia), wife of the British prince Eugen[us] & mother of [20] Brutus (Britannicus), onetime King Cole's heir-presumptive

none issue of 2nd wife

issue of 3rd wife:

(19b) LUCIUS ST. (ST. LUKE) (below)

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19. LUCIUS (ST. LUKE) (LLEUVER) (LLES) "THE SAINT" (above) [posthumous son], King of Britain 155-180, became a Christian in 176

= Gwladys, dau of Sarclotus, a "desposynic prince", & Eurgain, dau of Coellyn, [1st] King of Ewyas, son of CARATACUS, King of Britain (above)

20. Gwladys (179-235), heiress of the main-line

wife of Cadfan, Lord of Cumbria

from whom descends later British royalty

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The "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" upon analysis was discovered to have not been one lineage, but rather four separate genealogical tracts put together by an unknown medieval cleric to make one long lineage.

From bottom to top the first genealogical tract of the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" comprise generations # 1-4.

[#1] Aedd, whose name is an abbreviation of a name beginning with "Aedd…". His epithet "Mawr" [= "The Great"] suggests that the legends about him in Celtic Mythology may have an historical basis .

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note: In a medieval genealogical tract Aedd Mawr is called the son of Anthun, which is the British spelling of "Anthony", thus, it has been conjectured that Aedd Mawr was the "barbarian king" whom Antonia, dau of Mark Anthony [the Roman general & triumvir, who supposedly also campaigned in Britain] divorced to marry an "eastern king" [Pytho of Tralles]. The gloss in the tract where the first-century BC figure Anthun is called the son of "Seiriol [Seisyllt] ap Gurgust", who appears as a sixth-century AD British figure in the "Gwyr-y-Gogledd Genealogy" is an error made by a medieval genealogist who must have been attempting to reconcile various genealogical data. It appears that Aedd "Mawr" re-married, for the name of his wife in legend is Caer, which is similar in spelling to Cesair, one of three in Celtic Mythology who bore that name. It is upon this basis that she is identified with Caesara, the supposed natural daughter of Julius Caesar and the British Queen Cordelia.

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[#2] Prydein, son, may be identified with GM's Brutus II "Green-Shield", upon whose death

the kingdom [Northern England] was divided into three parts by his three sons, (a) Annyn "Tro", LINE-A (b) Leil "Ici", LINE-B, & (c) Evalh "Cor", LINE-C:

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[#3A] Annyn "Tro", the 1st born, whose portion was that which corresponds to Northumbria; begot

[#4] Selys Hen, is the last of his line in the pedigree because the next segment is a series of generations that can definitely be identified with a genealogical-tract found in Bartrum’s "Early Welsh Genealogical Tracts". His dau

[5] Aregwedd "Voeddawg", aka, the historical British queen Carmandua [there are variant spellings of her name] is omitted in the pedigree

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[#3B] Leil (Lleon) "Ici", the 2nd born, whose portion corresponds to East Anglia; was the father of

[4B] Rhun "Hudibras" [Run "Paladyr Bras"], who,

by his 1st wife begot

[5B1] Bodvoc (Bywdec) (Buddig), a dau, aka the historical British queen Boadicea (Boudicca);

and, by his 2nd wife begot

[5B2] Blad[ud] [II], a son, the father of [6B] Llyr II

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[#3C] Evalh (Evelac) "Cor", the 3rd born, whose portion corresponds to Mercia, was the father of

[4c] Uippe, aka the historical Vepoccomes, the father of

[5c] Volisios [whose brothers were Cartivello & Tigirseno], the father of

[6c] Dumnocoveros (Dyfynfarch), the father of

[7c] Venutius (Enuit; Enaid), deposed by the Romans AD55 (d71), the father of

[8c] Vernicus, the first "Dux Britanniarum" (AD72), the father of

[9c] Julius Briganticus, the 2nd "Dux Britanniarum" (fl.c.AD100),

the ancestor of

[22c] Uchdryd "Wledic", Dux Britanniarum" (d495), father of

[23c] Mwng "Mawr Drefydd", King of Yorkshire (d505), father of

[24c] Gwibei (Gwylri) "Drahog", King of Yorkshire (d547), father of

[25c] Queen Bernoc, heiress

wife of Ida "Great-Knee" [Eda "Glynvawr"], "1st" King of English Northumbria]

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The second genealogical tract of the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" comprise generations # 5-13. It is a descent-line taken from the "Beli & Anne Pedigree", that is, the pedigree of Beli [the epithet "Mawr" was added by a medieval copyist who mistook Prince Beli with King Beli "Mawr"], and, his wife Anne, of whom it is said in the text that she was the "step-daughter", or "cousin", or "niece", of "The Virgin" Mary, hence, here begins another genealogical tract with

[#5] Brwt, variants of whose name include: Brutus; Brywlais; Brychwain, Britguenni; Brithguein, Brictogenios, Britannicus. He may be identified with Brutus (Britannicus), the son of Amerita, the daughter of "Old King Cole" (Coilus), that is, Cole "Hen" [reigned AD95-154], who is not to be confused with King Cole II (d305) [the father of St Helena], nor with King Cole III "Godebog" (c AD420). Brwt (Brywlais, etc.) had three sons, who were: [6A] Cymryw (below), [6B] Difwng, & [6C] Alafon (Lluan; Lain).

the lineage given in the pedigree, generations # 6-13, is that of

[#6] Cymryw (above), the father of

[#7] Ithon [Ithon ap Cymryw]

[11] Gorwst, has been omitted in "MC" between generations # 10 & # 11

[#13] Ithel, this segment of the genealogy ends here; his descendants unrecorded in the pedigree are found in another genealogical-tract

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it is supposed that [#13] Ithel (above) was the father of

[14] Rhivon "Mor"

[15] Mygnach "Gor"

[18] Taredd "Wledic"

[his sis, Meddyf, wife of Cadwel "Lauhir", who, by a "tryst" with King Arthur, was the mother of Maelgwn "Gwynedd", who spawned a dynasty of early Welsh kings]

[20] sons

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The third genealogical tract of the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" comprise generations #14-22, which give the "lost descent" of the Arthurian Dynasty. This is an important genealogical tract. Had it not been inserted into the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree", it would probably not have survived the vicissitudes of time, and we would lack a large piece of Early British History.

[#14] Enir "Fardd", is to be identified with King Arthur’s son, Anir or Enir (Am[ha]r), who is mentioned in the "Triads". Anir/Enir ["Am[ha]r": another variant of his name] predeceased his father, but was survived by a young son, Catraut, or Cadrod, whose epithet was "Calchwynydd" [the name of a fort]. Here, Enir is called the father of Calchwynydd, which establishes a genealogical-link from King Arthur.

[#15] Calchwynydd is not the name of a person but is the epithet of Cadrod "Calchwynydd", the son of [#14] Enir/Anir (above)

[#16] Llywarch of the "Aedd-Mawr Pedigree" is often confused with Llywarch "Hen" of the "Gwyr-y-Gogledd Genealogy", however, he is to be identified with the Llywarch in the "Rhodri Mawr Pedigree", which makes the Welsh king Rhodri "Mawr" a direct descendant of King Arthur; and establishes another Arthurian descent-line.

[#22] Geraint "Feddw", the "King of Britons", reigned 704-712, who fought King Ine, of Wessex, in 711.

This segment of the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" ends here for reasons unknown; for Geraint "Feddw" was the father of three sons, namely, (23a) Yvor (Iovir) (d692), the resistance-leader who fought the Anglo-Saxons, (23b) Efrawg (Efrog) (below), & (23c) Bran (d728).

[23] Efrawg (Efrog) (above) [called Philip[pon] in medieval romance], regained the British throne in 726 and reigned three years, 726-729; and, was survived an only child, a daughter, [24] Galaes

[24] Galaes [called Meliadice in medieval romance], succeeded her father (above) and reigned seven years as Queen of Britain, 729-735. Her story appears to be confused with the story of presumably a distant-cousin, Aeron, who, in the "Tales of Aeron", is Queen of Britain, and the heiress of King Arthur’s royal house; or else Aeron is just another name for Galaes in medieval romance.

= [name], an Anglo-Saxon prince

[25] Cwilyn, heir, mur

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The fourth genealogical tract of the "Aedd Mawr Pedigree" comprise generations # 23-34. The generations # 23 [Brywlais] through # 34 [Llyr], may be found in P. C. Bartrum's "Early Welsh Genealogical Tracts". Brywlais [#23] is identified with Brwt [# 5] (above), and here is given another descent-line from the "Beli and Anne Pedigree" that is also found in Bartrum's "Tracts". As noted above [#23] Brywlais [id. with # 5 Brwt, above] had three sons, namely, [24A] Cymryw, [24B] Difwng, & [24C] Alafon.

the descent-line of [24C] Alafon is given here in generations # 23-34

[#24] Alafon (Lluan; Lain), son, the father of

[#25] Annyn, is identified with Annyn "Ddv Vrenin Groec" (d196)

[#27] Greidiol, is identified with Cridol "Galofydd" (fl. c 258)

[#29] Meirion, which include: Morurun; Meriran; Meryran; Morfran

[#31] Kait (Caid)

[32] Serfyn (Secwyn) is omitted in pedigree between generations # 31 & # 32

[#32/33] Cerl, is identified with Keri "Hir Lyngwyn", King of Esyllwg

[#33/34] Baran, is identified with Barar (Barruc: Barrwg; Berroc), a regional-king who gave Berkshire his name

[#34/35] Llyr, the pedigree ends with him. He may be identified with the Llyr in the "Bonedd Y Arwyr Pedigree" and with the Llyr in the pedigree in "Mostyn MS 117", who is identified with Llyr "Llediaith", the father of

[36] St. Bran "Fendigaid", the father of "a" Cerdic (Caradoc; Karadoc), who may possibly be identified with

[37] Cerdic ["of Wessex"] whose identity is unsure. If identified with Cerdic of Wessex, then, the genealogical tract would represent an alternative to the ancestry of Cerdic of Wessex given in the "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle", which pedigree has already been shown to have been an invention given to the "Briton" king Cerdic of Hampshire [identified with Cerdic of Wessex] by the compilers of the medieval chronicle to make him a "Saxon" for the sake of political-correctness, according to the political climate of the time.

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part 3: HEIRS-MALE OF CARATACUS

BRITAIN'S PRE-ROMAN IRON AGE ROYAL HOUSE

01. Caswallawn (Cassivellaunus) (Caswallo), King of Britain 56-55BC & 54BC, fought Julius Caesar, dep, d48BC

issue:

(2a) Andocoveros (Andoco), duke c 25-20BC (below)

(2b) Addedomaros, duke [father of [3] Dubnovellus, King of Britain, father of [4A] Beli & [4B] Bran]

(2c) Aesubelinus, duke [great-grandfather of [5] Prasutagus, King of Britain]

02. Andocoveros (Andoco), duke c 25-20BC (above)

03. Tasciovanus, son, King of Britain 4BC-AD9, sole king from AD5

issue:

(4a) Cunobelinus (below)

(4b) Epaticcus (Epatticus), duke

(4c) Cogidubinus (Cogidus), King of Britain, father of [5] Claudia, wife of Pudens, a Roman senator

04. Cunobelinus, Shakespeare's Cymbeline, King of Britain ["Rex Brittanniae"]

AD 9-39 (above)

issue:

(5a) Cloten[us] (dAD 10)

(5b) Adminius, King of Britain 39-40

(5c) Guiderius (d43)

(5d) Brittahel (d43)

(5e) Caratacus, King of Britain (below)

(5f) Togodumn (d43)

(5g) Arviragus, King of Britain 62-76, father of [6] Marius, King of Britain 87-94, father of [7] Coilus [I] [Old King Cole], King of Britain 94-154, father of [8] Lucius [Luke], King of Britain 155-180

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01/5e. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, resistance-leader 43-50/51, d54 under arrest in exile in Rome

issue:

(2a) Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog" (below)

(2b) Llyen (Linus)

(2d) Eurgain (dau), wife of Salog, a British prince

(2e) Gwladys (dau), wife of Claudius, 1st Duke of Gloucester, illegitimate son of Roman Emperor Claudius, ancestor of first line of Gloucestor dukes

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog" (above), anti-king & resistance-leader (d78) (above)

issue:

(3a) Art "Cois" (below)

03. Art "Cois" (above)

04. Quintus (Cinit; Cuned), [also] married a Pict princess

05. Corvus (Corb[ed]; Corb[r]ed), claimant, anti-king & resistance-leader, 1st King of Dumbarton [= "Fort of the Britons"], reigned 148-184, ancestor of the kings of Strathclyde [to AD 889], called "First" King of Scotland in some old annals

06. Art "vroisc", King of Dumbarton

07. Fer "Fi", King of Dumbarton, possibly identified with Ferither of Galloway

08. Duibne "Mor", King of Dumbarton

09. Art "Og", King of Dumbarton, his brothers were the famous King Cratylind & Prince Dermot [ancestor of the House of Argyle]

10. Confer [note: an inscription that follows Confer's name reads: "ipse est uero olitauc dimor meton uenditus est"], his brothers were Carantius & Findoc[h]

11. Fer [II], King of Dumbarton

12. Cursalem, King of Dumbarton, was one of Constantine The Great's generals

13. Ceodar, King of Dumbarton

14. Clemens (Clium; Cluian), King of Dumbarton

15. Quintilius (Cinhil), King of Dumbarton, rival king of Britain 418

16. Cynllwyb (Cynloyp), King of Dumbarton

17. Coroticus (Ceretic "Guletic"), King of Dumbarton

18. Kynwyd (Cynwyd)(Cinuit), King of Dumbarton, his descendants were called the Kynwydyon Dynasty

19. Dyfnwal "Hen" [Domgal I], King of Dumbarton (d543)

20. Gwyddno "Garanhir", moved capital from Dumbarton to Glasgow, & is reckoned the 1st King of Strathclyde (543) (d547)

21. Neiton, King of Strathclyde

22. Beli (Bile), King of Strathclyde (d627)

23. Owen I (Owain) (Eugein), King of Strathclyde (645)

24. Elphin (Effin)

25. Beli II, King of Strathclyde (d722)

26. Teudebir, King of Strathclyde, killed 752 versus King Eadbert of Northumbria

27. Dyfnwal II (Dumnagual), King of Strathclyde, killed 760 versus the Angles

28. Owen II, King of Strathclyde (d780)

29. Riderch II, King of Strathclyde

30. Cynan, Prince (d816)

31. Dyfnwal III, King of Strathclyde (d869)

32. Artgal, King of Strathclyde, styled "rex Britanorum Stratha Cluadhe", killed 872 versus The Vikings

33. Rhun, King of Strathclyde (d878)

= Maelmicira, dau. of Kenneth MacAlpin, King of Scotland

34. Eochu, King of Strathclyde, last one, deposed 889 & expelled his mother's nephew, Donald, who then became Dyfnwal VI

issue:

(a) Hoah (Hobert)

(b) Lund (dau), married thrice

=1(890) Cadell (d909), brother of Anarawd of Gwynedd

=2(909) Niall "Glundub", King of Ireland 916-919

=3 (920) Cadwr, a Cornish-Dumnonian prince

35. Hoah (Hobert), heir, fled 890 & took refuge in Wales

= a Welsh princess, sis of King Anarawd of Gwynedd, at whose court he had taken refuge, &/or, dau of Rhodri "Mawr"

36. Nest, daughter

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, d54

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog”

03. Gloyw "gWlat Lydan"

04. Casnar [Kasnat] "Wledic", the 1st "[g]wledic" of Roman Britain (184)

issue:

09. Sisillt (Sisillius) (Seisyllt)

10. Iago

11. Cynfarch (Kinmarch)

12. Gwrfyw "Digu" "Wledic", GM’s "GORBODUC", the 1st King of Post-Roman Britain 418, ancient dynasty restored in Britain following the Roman Occupation

= Judon, Queen 418

13A. Porrex & 13B. Ferrex

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep (d54)

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog" (d78)

03. Gloyw "gWlat Lydan", dispossessed prince (d132)

04. Casnar (Kasnat) "Wledic", the 1st "[g]wledic" of Roman Britain (184)

05. Sulgen, claimant 207, d210/211

06. Lyndon "The Exile", identified with Lidinn, called "King of Britain" (235)

07. Bonsus, claimant, d277

= Hunila, a German princess

08. Mauron[us] (Mawron), prince

09. Paul (Pawl), prince

10. Gloyw (Claudius), duke

11. Vitalinus (Guitolin)(Gwdoloeu)(Gwidolin), duke

12. Vitalis (Gwidawl)(Gwidol), duke

13. VITALINUS (Guitolin), duke, aka VORTIGERN, called "King of Britain", founded Britain's Dark Age Dynasty (425)

14. issue

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, d54

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog"

04. Casnar (Kasnat) "Wledic", the 1st "[g]wledic" [= "Prince"] of [Roman] Britain

06. Rhudd, identified with Rhydderch "Eryr"

15. Catell "Durnluc", King of Powys, an early Welsh kingdom

16. issue

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, d54

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog"

03. Lou "Hen", the Welsh "Lleu Hen ap Gwyddien", appears as "Louhen map Guidgen" in a pedigree in "HG" 16 in "EWGT", p. 11

04. Cinis "Scaplaut", called son of Lleu Hen (above), and, father of Decion (below)

05. Decion, called "Decion ap Cinis Scaplaut", was "civis"/"civitas" of Gwent (175) in Roman service

06. Cadell (Catell), called son of Decion, and, father of Cadlew

07. Cadlew (Cathleus)(Catlan), appears in a genealogy going back to Caratacus in the "Harleian" genealogies

08. Lledan (Letan; Letam), Duke of Gwent

09. Serwan (Sergawn; Serguan), Duke of Gwent

10. Cawrdaf (Caurtam; Caurtom, Duke of Gwent

11. Cathen, Duke of Gwent

12. Neiton, Duke of Gwent

13. Run, Duke of Gwent, called "Rhun ap Neithon ap Cathen"

issue:

(14a) Owain "Finddu" (below)

(14b) Custennin

(14c) Geidan [I]

14. Owain "Finddu" (above), King of Gwent 418-425

[sometimes confused with Eugenius [Owain], son of Maximus]

15. Mor, King of Gwent

the father of three sons:

(16a) Dolor "Deifyr" (below)

each of whom had issue; and, were ancestors of the kings of Gwent, Glywysing, and Gower [?and possibly Wessex also]

16. Dolor "Deifyr" (above)

17. Eliseg, prince

18. Cerdic [?poss. id. with Cerdic of Wessex]

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, d54

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog"

03. Lou "Hen", the Welsh "Lleu Hen ap Gwyddien", appears as "Louhen map Guidgen" in a pedigree

04. Cinis "Scaplaut", called son of Lleu Hen (above), and, father of Decion (below)

05. Decion, called "Decion ap Cinis Scaplaut", was "civis"/"civitas" of Gwent (175) in Roman service

06. Cadell (Catell), called son of Decion (above), and, father of Cadlew (below)

07. Cadlew (Cathleus)(Catlan)

08. Lledan (Letan; Letam), Duke of Gwent

09. Serwan (Sergawn; Serguan)

11. Cathen, Duke of Gwent

12. Neiton, Duke of Gwent

13. Run, Duke of Gwent, called "Rhun ap Neithon ap Cathen"

14. Owain "Finddu", King of Gwent 418-425

[not to be confused with Eugenius [Owain], son of Maximus]

15. Mor, King of Gwent

16. Filwr (Filur), prince, brother of Dolor "Deifyr" & Solor

17. Cerdic of Gwent [? poss. became Cerdic of Wessex]

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep, d54

02. Guidgen, the Welsh "Gwyddien ap Caradog"

03. Lou "Hen", the Welsh "Lleu Hen ap Gwyddien", appears as "Louhen map Guidgen" in a pedigree

04. Cinis "Scaplaut", called son of Lleu Hen (above), and, father of Decion (below)

05. Decion, called "Decion ap Cinis "Scaplaut", was "civis"/"civitas" of Gwent (175) in Roman service

06. Cadell (Catell), called son of Decion (above), and, father of Cadlew (below)

07. Cadlew (Cathleus)(Catlan)

08. Lledan (Letan; Letam), Duke of Gwent

09. Serwan (Sergawn; Serguan)

11. Cathen, Duke of Gwent

12. Neiton, Duke of Gwent

13. Run, Duke of Gwent, called "Rhun ap Neithon ap Cathen"

14. Owain "Finddu", King of Gwent 418-425

[not to be confused with Eugenius [Owain], son of Maximus]

15. Mor, King of Gwent

16. Solor, King of Gwent, bro of Filwr [Filur] & Dolor "Deifyr"

17. Gwrawd "Gwent" [Kywryt "Keint"], King of Gwent

[his bros were Geidan [II], King of Gwent, & Glywys "Cernyw", 1st King of Glywysing (475/500)]

18. Gwrgan "Frych" [Wrgannus "Varius"], King of Gwent

[his brother was Gwynllyw (Gundleus) "Varoc", King of Glywysing, and, his sisters were Gwenhwyfarv (Guinevere), wife of King Arthur, &, Gwenhwyvach, wife of Redon of Cornwall]

19. Gwalchmai [Gawayne], prince

20. Cyngalyn (Gingalin), King of Gower (d543)

21. Cynfeddw, King of Gwent (585), his sisters were [name], wife of Meurig, King of Gwent, &, Denyw, wife of Arthwys ap Owain

22. St. Samlet,

whose sister, Urwen, was the wife of Yspwys, Lord of Ergyng

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), the Welsh "Cyllin ap Caradoc", King of Ewyas [cap. Caerwent]

issue:

a. Coela (below)

c. Eurgain (dau), wife of Sarclotus

03. Coela (above), King of Ewyas

04. Lleurig (Lleirwg) "Mawr", King of Ewyas

05. Cadwallo, King of Ewyas

06. Frigg (dau), wife of Wettin [son of Marbod], a German prince, who somehow became the Teutonic deity "Woden" in the Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies. Through this link all Anglo-Saxon Dynasties were able to trace a descent-line from ancient British kings!

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), the Welsh "Cyllin ap Caradoc", King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

issue:

a. Cwrrig "Fawr" (below)

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas (above)

06. Gorddwfn (Gwrddwfn), King of Ewyas

07. Eunydd "Wledic", d328, who,

of his 1st wife, name unknown, begot a son,

(8a) Eudaf "Hen" (below)

(8b) Thametes (dau), wife of Agripanius [Agripinus] of Septimania, parents of Conan "Meriadoc", 1st King of Brittany

of his 2nd wife, name unknown, begot three sons, namely,

(8c) Geraint, father of [9] Kenan (Conan), the crown-prince [not to be confused with his contemporary Conan "Meriadoc"]

of his 3rd wife, begot a son,

(8f) Griffin, who attempted to usurp the throne

08. Eudaf [I] "Hen" (Octavius "The Old"), King of Britain (above)

= Constance, illegitimate daughter of Roman Emperor Constantine "The Great"

09. Elen "Luyddog", heiress, 3rd wife of Macsen "Wledic"

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), the Welsh "Cyllin ap Caradoc", King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

06. Gorddwfyn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas

08. Arthfael, King of Ewyas,

whose full-bros were Cerdic (Karadawc) & Geraint

09. Gwrgan[t] "Frych", King of Ewyas

10. Meirchion, King of Ewyas

the father of three sons:

(11a) Peibio "Glafrog" (below)

11. Peibio "Glafrog" (above)

= Magna Minor, daughter of the British Emperor Constantine II "The Blessed"; or "The Tyrant" as Constantine III, Roman Emperor

12. Efrddyl (dau)

= [name]

13. St. Dyfrig (Dubriticus) (Dubric), British Primate

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), the Welsh "Cyllin ap Caradoc", King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

06. Gorddwfyn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" [="gWledic"]

08. Arthfael, King of Ewyas

09. Gwrgan[t] "Frych", King of Ewyas

10. Meirchion, King of Ewyas

11. Meurig [I], King of Ewyas

12. Erbic (Erbin), King of Ewyas

issue:

(13a) Erp, father of a dau [name]

(13b) Brechryw (below)

(13c) dau [name], mother of [14] Meurig [II]

13. Brechryw, King of Ewyas (above)

14. Erbic (Edrig), King of Ewyas, banished

15. [name] (dau), wife of …

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), the Welsh "Cyllin ap Caradoc", King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

06. Gorddwfyn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas

08. Arthfael, King of Ewyas

09. Gwrgan[t] "Frych", King of Ewyas

10. Meirchion, King of Ewyas

11. Nynnio (Nynio; Mynon), the father of

12. Teudfall (Tiechfallt)(Teitfall) [whose wife, Morfudd, was the heiress of Garthmadrun], the father of

13. Tewdrig (Teithrin)(Teuduric), King of Garthmadrun, the father of

14. Marchell, daughter, the heiress of Garthmadrun, wife of Anllach, and, mother of Brychan, King of Brecon [formerly called Garthmadrun]

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

his brother was Morddu

06. Gorddwfn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" (d328)

= thrice

08. Karadawc (Caradoc)

[the youngest of his father's three sons by his 2nd wife], and,

the father of three sons:

(9a) Cynan,

(9b) Cynvelyn (below), and

09. Cynvelyn (above)

10. Owain

11. Meirchion,

the father of three sons:

(12a) Meurig (below)

12. Meurig (above), the father of

13. Owain, the father of

issue:

(14a) Einion (below)

(14b) St. Serion

(14c) Merryn

14. Einion (above), King of Lleyn

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

his brother was Morddu

06. Gorddwfn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" (d328)

= thrice

08. Karadawc (Caradoc)

the father of three sons: Cynan, Cynvelyn (below), and Cynog

09. Cynvelyn (above)

10. Owain

11. Meirchion

12. Eidion "Darianlas", was the father of

13. Ethrys, the father of

14. Ceiliog "Y Myngrudd", the father of

15. Meirnwch, the father of

16. Ethrys, the father of

17. Llyr [VI] "Lluyddog", the father of

18. Cerdic (Caradoc), King of Gwent [poss. id. with ?Cerdic of Wessex]

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr"

05. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

his brother was Morddu

06. Gorddwfn, King of Ewyas

07. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" (d328);

= thrice

08. Karadawc (Caradoc)

09. Cynvelyn, prince

10. Owain, prince

11. Meirchion, prince

12. Cerdic (Caradoc), King of Gwent

13. Ynyr I "Gwent", King of Gwent

issue:

(14a) Ithon [Iddon], King of Gwent

(14b) Ceidio, St.

(14c) Ethrys, prince (below)

14. Ethrys, prince (above)

15. Llyr [V] "Marini", King of Gwent

16. Caradoc "Freichfras" (Keretic "Vreichvras"), King of Glamorgan (d540),

the ancestor of a major Medieval Welsh dynasty (below)

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01. Caratacus, King of Britain 40-43, dep., d54

02. Cyllin (Coellyn), King of Ewyas

03. Owain, King of Ewyas

04. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

05. Morddu (Morudh), prince

his bro was Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

06. Archmael, regional-duke ["dux"]

07. Eledi (Eidal), regional-duke

08. Rheidon (Ridion), regional-duke

09. Rythergh, regional-duke

his sister, Ceindrech, was the 2nd wife of Macsen "Wledic"

10. Sawle, regional-duke

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                    BELI & ANNE PEDIGREE

Beli, husband of Anne, and, the brother of Bran "The Fisher-King", the son[s] of the British ex-king Dubnovellus, has been misidentified by medieval writers with others of the same name, including: (a) Beli Mawr; (b) Heli/Beli, the father of Lludd III, Caswallawn, and Nennius; and (c) Beli, son of Dunvallo "Molmutius". Beli, or Belinus, or Belus, the son of the British ex-king Dubnovellus [Dunvallo] in exile in Rome, was the original character of Shakespeare’s Belarius. His mother, is called the daughter of a Roman emperor, Tiberius, who has mistakenly in some writings been called Anne, which is the name of Beli's wife, not his mother, though his mother’s name could have been either Annia, Antonia, Ancia, or some other Roman name which could have corrupted into Anne as ageing and deteriorating manuscripts were re-copied over and over by successive generations of medieval monks.

Beli, of his first wife, Euriphile, was childless; however, Beli, of his second wife, Anne, was the father of a son, Afallach [Evallach], who was the ancestor of several major secondary-branches of the Old British Royal House. Afallach [variations of the name include Avallac and Aballac] [Aflech = Af[al]lech/Avallach] [Aballac[h]; [A]Ballad], the Welsh "Afallach/Avallach ap BelI", the son of Beli and Anne, may be identified with Eubulus, a royal British Christian prince in Rome whose greeting St. Paul sent to Timothy during his last imprisonment (2 Tim. 4:21). His name was duplicated in some texts due to scribal error and/or corruption of the text, and Afallach was made into two persons, appearing erroneously as father and son, that is, Aflech, or Amalech, which are corruptions of Afallach’s name. Too, modern scholars generally agree that the names are doublets in those medieval manuscripts, and they are therefore the same person. Afallach has sometimes been confused with Evallach [Evelac], a heathen British king of pre-English Mercia, who appears in "L'Estoire del Saint Grail", the medieval romance, who was converted to Christianity by Joseph of Arimathea.

In an early British chronicle there is an entry which makes the extraordinary claim that Beli's wife Anne was the "[step-]daughter" of "The Virgin" Mary, mother of Jesus, whom Christians revere as God-Incarnate virgin-born of a mortal-woman as His own son. There are some scholars who for one reason or another have been inclined to dismiss the claim as invention, however, there are other scholars who upon the examination of the evidence consider the possibility that the claim may be genuine. The entry in ancient British annals reads: "mam yr Anna honno a dywedei wyr r Eifft y bot yn [oed]gyfynnithderw y Veir Vorwyn Wyry Mam Grist". Then, there is a Latin manuscript in the British Museum which reads: “qui fuit Beli ["Magni"] et Anne mater eius, quam dicunt periti consobrinam esse Marie uirginis, matris Domino nostri Ieus Christus". And, there is an early Welsh genealogical fragment in the "Harleian" collection which traces the ancestry of British Royalty from "The Virgin Mary" [Maria Virgo] as the descendants of her "daughter", called Anne in apocryphal literature. Anne, the wife of the British prince Beli, has been identified with, variously: (a) one of the so-called "sisters" of Jesus (Mt. 13:56), whom Helvidius says was one of the later children of Joseph and Mary, however, Hieronymius says that she the "foster-daughter" of Joseph and Mary, who fostered the children of Joseph’s brother, Ptolas [not Clopas], after his death, while Epiphanius says that she was the daughter of Joseph by a late first wife, Escha, his brother’s widow; (b) one of the children of Miriam [Mary], the older half-sister of Joseph and his younger brothers, Ptolas and Clopas, the twins, the widow of Theudas, also of royal Jewish ancestry; or (c) another daughter of Joseph of Arimathea, which story entered medieval romance. The exact genealogical-link of Anne to "The Holy Family" is debatable, nevertheless, the fact remains that Anne was connected to The Holy Family by some family-tie. Anne is also called the "cousin" or "niece" of "The Virgin" Mary in some texts, however, Sophronius of Jerusalem says that Anne was The Virgin Mary's "daughter".

It was in Rome where the British Prince Beli met, fell in love, and married Anne. Too, it is said that Beli was converted to Christianity on their marriage. Legend says that Anne had come to Rome along with a party of Christians at the time of the first persecution of the Jerusalem Church, AD 35/36. The arrival of this group of Christian refugees in Rome was recorded by Cesare Baronius in his "Annales Ecclesiastici" (1596), in which he described them as traveling by ship from Judea to Rome, and, on to Marseilles from where they dispersed to other parts of the empire, while some of their numbers, among whom was Joseph of Arimathea, went to Britain. It is said that not long after the arrival of Joseph of Arimathea at Marseilles a British delegation arrived and extended an invitation to him and his party to return with them to Britain. The delegation was sent by the British prince [sub-king] Beli, the husband of Anne, who invited the Christians to Britain where they could freely practice their faith. Joseph gladly accepted the invitation, and, before his departure, was consecrated by St. Philip, who is said to have commissioned him for the mission.

The descendants of Beli and Anne developed into several major secondary-branches of the Old British Royal House during the Roman Era, which gave Britain some of its post-Roman regional-dynasties, and, through their son, Afallach, are listed in The "Triads" as one of the "three holy families" of Britain.

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a. Cassivellaunus (Caswallawn), King of Britain, fought Julius Caesar 54BC

b. Addeomaros, son, whose brothers were Andocoveros [father of Tasciovanus] and Aesubelinus

c. Dubnovellus (Dumnovellaunus)(Dunvallo) [not to be confused with the 5th-cent. AD Dunvallo "Molmutius"], expelled AD 5 by his cousin, Tasciovanus, and resided in Rome as an exile;

= either Annia, Antonia, Ancia, or some other with a Roman name which could have corrupted into Anne, said to have been a daughter of the future Roman Emperor Tiberius, & begot

01. Beli (Belus), Shakespeare’s Belarius, the brother of Bran "The Fisher-King"

= [married] Anne, one of Jesus’ so-called "sisters" (Mt. 13:56), called variously "step-daughter", "cousin", or "niece", of "The Virgin" Mary. The epithet "Magni" was probably added by some cleric intending on identifying Beli with his ancestor Beli Mawr, however, the identification is in error. Their son:

02. Afallach [variations of the name include Avallac & Aballac; Aflech; Amalech; Ballad are corruptions of the name which became either duplicates or doublets] (Evallach), identified with Eubulus, a British prince in Rome;

= [his cousin] Athilda, sister of Old King Cole, her second marriage, the widow of the Frankish chief/king [Marcomir] by whom she also had issue.

3A. Eidol[us], and

both of whom were the ancestors of several secondary-branches of the

Old British Royal House

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04. Eude[s] (var.: Eudos; Endos; Ennos), mur 154

05. Eifydd (EIfudd)(Eliud; Elidus)(Ebiud; Eneid), kld 183, the father of three sons, who were:

(6A) Trahern "Wledic"

(6B) Eudeyrn

(6C) Kyndern

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06. Trahern "Wledic" [son of #05 above]

08. Marius [Mor], Gallic Emperor, d267,

= a Gallic princess, and begot three sons, who were:

(9A) King Cole II (below)

(9B) Trahern, "dux"

09. COLE II, King of Britain 305;

= Strada of Cumbria, & begot three daughters, who were

(10a) "Saint" Helena, Queen, wife of Constantine "Chlorus", Roman Emperor

(10b) Oriuna, wife of Carausius, the British Emperor

(10c) Esuiva (Aoeifa), wife of Fiacha II "Sraibtine", the King of Ireland

10. "Saint" Helena, Queen of Britain, wife of Constantine "Chlorus", Roman Emperor

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09. Ioel[us] (9C), bro of COLE II (above) & Trahern "dux" [sons of #08 above]

11. Dode (dau)

= Macsen "Wledic" [his 1st =]

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03. Eidol[us], brother of Eugen[us]

06. Eudeyrn (Eudegern)(Outigern), bro of Trahern "Wledic" and Kyndern

14. Agricola, "dux"

15. Gratian "Municeps", King of Britain, 406

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01. Beli = Anne

06. Kyndern, younger brother of Trahern "Wledic" and Eudeyrn

15. Cole [III] "Godebog" (Coel "Guotepauc"), identified with Coilus "Votepacus", reckoned 1st King of Gododdin-Lothian (418) (d420), called self "King of Britain", was the ancestor of a major post-Roman British dynasty

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01. Beli = Anne

03. Eugen[us] (Eugein; Eougueb; Yvaine), brother of Eidol[us];

= Amerita, daughter of OLD KING COLE, the parents of

(4a) son, Brut[us] (below), and

(4b) dau, Briget, whom GM says was the first wife of Severus, the future Roman emperor

04. Brut[us] (Brwt) [Brywlais; Brychwain; Britguenni/Brithguein; Brictogenios, Britannicus, etc., which are variants of the name found in surviving fragments of various genealogical-tracks compiled over time by different authors] (above), the father of three sons, who were:

(5A) Cymryw (below),

(5B) Difwng, and

(5C) Alafon

05. Cymryw (Cymryn) (above)

16. Dylan "Draws", an early fifth century British hero

17. Maeldaf "Hnaef", a regional-king

18. Taredd "Wledic", a regional-king [his sister, Meddyf, was the wife of Cadwal "Lauhir" of Gwynedd, and, mother, by ARTHUR, of Maelgwn "Gwynedd"]

19. Trwyth "Wledic", a regional-king, killed versus ARTHUR circa AD 525

20. sons, killed by Arthur c AD 525

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01. Beli = Anne

[06] Peryf, omitted in most manuscripts

06/07. Onwedd (Oumuid)(Onuet; Oumun)(Omid), called "son of Peryf map Dwywe" in one ms.

[the name Dwyn/Dubn is a doublet of his name in the manuscript]

10. Gordoli (Gwrdoli)

[the name Doli is a doublet of his name in the manuscript]

11. Gorcein (Guiocein)(Gwrgan)

[the name Cain/Cein is a doublet of his name in the manuscript]

[12] Iago, omitted in most manuscripts

[13] Genedog, omitted in most manuscripts

12/14. Eudaf II (Octavius II), King of Britain, usurper 389-392; his bros were Keraint and Tegid

= Fausta, daughter of British Emperor Carausius II, usurper, 354-8

begot :

(13a) Kenan (Conan) (below) &

(13b) H]Elen, wife of Dunodd II, British King 392-4

13. Kenan (Conan) (above) [misidentified with Conan "Meriadoc" by some], crown-prince [heir], murdered 392

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12/14. Keraint, bro of Eudaf II (above) & Tegid [sons of #11 above]

issue:

(13a) Cynan [Kynan] I, 1st Duke (below)

(13b) Gadeon (AEdeon), 2nd Duke

(13c) Docco, 3rd Duke

13. Cynan [Kynan] I, 1st Duke of Cornwall (above)

issue:

(14a) Cadfan (Kadien), 4th Duke (below)

(14b) Strada [II] (dau), 2nd wife of Cole "Godebog", King of Gododdin

14. Cadfan, 4th Duke (above), ancestor of a dynasty of Cornish kings/dukes

15. Gwrfawr (Gwrvawr) (Guoremor) (Vorimer) (Morvawr), 5th Duke

issue:

(16a) Tudwal II, had issue;

(16b) Cadfrod, had issue;

(16c) Frwdwr (below)

16. Frwdwr (Frydir) (above)

17. Cynwal "Canhwch"

18. Amlawd Wledic, King of Britain

19. Natlod Wledic, King of Britain [Natanleod in ASC], kld in 501

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12/14. Tegid (Tacitus), bro of Keraint & Eudaf II [sons of #11 above]

15. Cunedda "gWledig", duke of Venedotia [Gwynedd], the ancestor of several Welsh regional-dynasties

16. sons: ancestors of several early Welsh dynasties

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01. Beli = Anne

03. Eugen[us], brother of Eidol[us]

06. Annyn "ddv vrenin groec", governor of Greece in Roman service, d196

14. Keri "Hir Lyngwyn", King of Esyllwg

15. Barrar (Barruc; Barrwg; Berroc), regional-king, gave name to Berkshire

16. Llyr "Llediaith", King of Esyllwg

=1 Eurolwn; =2 Iweriadd (Ywerit); =3 Penardyn, the mother of two illegitimate sons, Nisien and Efnisien, begotten by Euroswydd "gWledig" [who had imprisoned her husband, Llyr "Llediaith", and took her as his wife]

issue of Llyr "Llediaith" [#16 above] by 1st wife:

17. Manan, gave name to Isle of Man, founded Manx kingdom, circa AD 475

= Skatha, Queen of Skye

18. Imongan, King of Isle of Man, kld vs Malgo of Gwynedd, in 543

19. Dalboth, kld vs Elidur of Lancaster, in c 550

20. Elathan, kld vs Baetan Mac Cairill of Ireland, in 577

21. Mendh, contemporary of St. Columba, kld vs Aedan Mac Gabhran of Dalriada, in 582

22. [name], kld vs Edwin of Northumbria 600/625

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issue of Llyr "Llediaith" [#16 above] by 2nd wife:

17. Bran "Fendigaid" ("The Blessed"), called "The Saint"

[his sis, Branwen, was the wife of Matholwch "Wyddel", an Irish king]

18. Cerdic [? of Wessex]

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issue of Llyr "Llediaith" [#16 above] by 3rd wife:

(17a) dau, wife of Maglaurus of Armorica

(17b) dau, wife of Henuinus of Cornwall

(17c) dau, wife of Aganippus of France

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A. ancestors, Old British Royal House (above)

01. Caswallawn (Cassivellaunus) (Caswallo), King of Britain 56-55BC & 54BC, dep, d48BC

02. Andocoveros (Andoco), duke c 25-20BC

03. Tasciovanus, King of Britain 4BC-AD9, sole king from AD5

04. Cunobelinus, Shakespeare's Cymbeline, King of Britain 9-39

05. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

06. Cyllin (Coellyn), [1st] King of Ewyas

07. Owain, King of Ewyas

08. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr", King of Ewyas

09. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas

10. Gorddwfn, King of Ewyas

11. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" (d328)

= thrice

12. Karadawc (Caradoc), prince

13. Cynvelyn, prince

14. Owain, prince

15. Meirchion, prince

16. Cerdic (Caradoc), King of Gwent

17. Ynyr I "Gwent", King of Gwent

18. Ethrys, prince

younger brother of Ithon, King of Gwent, & St. Ceidio

19. Llyr [V] "Marini", King of Gwent

20/16. Caradoc "Freichfras" (Keretic "Vreichvras"), [1st] King of Glamorgan (d540)

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B. GWENT-GLAMORGAN-GOWER [MORGANNWG] KINGS

20/16. Caradoc "Freichfras" (Keretic "Vreichvras"), [1st] King of Glamorgan (d540)

21. Meurig [II], King of Glamorgan [son of # 20/16 above]

= Dyfwn of Gwent

22. Erbic, King of Glamorgan

= Deurig, dau of Pebiau

23. Erp (Urban) (Erb), King of Glamorgan, fl. c. 595

issue:

(24a) Pebiaw (Peibio) (below)

(24b) Idnerth, father of (25) Teithfal (Teithfalt), father of (26) Teudric (Teudubric), father of (27) Meurig [III], 1st husband of [3rd cousin] Queen Onbrawst (below)

(24c) Nynnio (Nyniaw), father of (25) Llywarch, father of (26) [St.] Tewdrig, father of (27) Meurig [III], 2nd husband of [3rd cousin] Queen Onbrawst (below)

27. Meurig [III] (above/below)

= Onbrawst

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note: issue of (24a) Pebiaw (above)

(25a) Gwydgi

(25b) Tewdwr, father of Llywarch, father of Briafael "Fridig", father of a dau [name], wife of ...

(25c) Cynfyn, father of (26) Gwrgan[t] [I], King of Glamorgan (below)

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note: issue of (26) Gwrgan[t] [I], King of Glamorgan (above)

(27a) Cerdic (below)

(27b) Morgan [I] "Mwynfawr", King of Glamorgan (d654), father of (28) Arthwys [I], King of Glamorgan (d663)

(27c) Onbrawst (dau), queen (above/below)

=1 Meurig [III] ap Tewdric ap Teithfalt [3rd cousin] (above)

=2 Meurig [III] ap Tewdric ap Llywarch [3rd cousin] (above)

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note: issue of (27a) Cerdic (above), father of (28) Gwgon "Gladdyfrudd", father of (29) Glannog (Glymawc), father of (30) Helig "Foel", father of (31) Rhychwin "Farfog", father of (32) Cynwas, father of (33) Carannog "Glewddigar", father of (34) Geraint, father of (35) Gwyddno, father of (36) Sandde, father of (37) Pyll, father of (38) Einydd "Bach", father of (39) Ednywain, father of (40) Seisyllt, father of (41) Llywelyn [I], King of Wales (d1023), (42) Gruffydd I, King of Wales 1039/1042-1063, had issue

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note: issue of (27c) Queen Onbrawst (above) by either her 1st husband (27) Meurig [III] ap Tewdric ap Teithfalt [3rd cousin] (above) or her 2nd husband (27) Meurig [III] ap Tewdric ap Llywarch [3rd cousin] (above):

(28a) Arthwys II, King of Glamorgan (below) (d685)

(28b) Ffroic, King of Glamorgan

(28c) Idnerth I, King of Glamorgan

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28. Arthwys II (Athroys), King of Glamorgan (above) (d685)

son of Queen Onbrawst & Meurig [III] (above)

issue:

(29a) Morgan II "Mawr" ["The Great"], King of Glamorgan (d710) (below)

(29b) Gweddnerth (Gwyder), King of Glamorgan

(29c) Ithael I [Ithel], King of Glamorgan (d705)

29. Morgan II "Mawr" ["The Great"], King of Glamorgan (d710) (above)

issue:

(30a) Iudhael II [Ithel], King of Glamorgan (d735) (below)

(30b) Nudd "Hael"

(30c) Idnerth II

30/26. Iudhael II [Ithel], King of Glamorgan (d735) (above)

issue:

(31a) Morgan III, King of Glamorgan (below)

(31b) Rhys I, King of Glamorgan (below)

(31c) Rhodri I, King of Glamorgan

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issue of (31a) Morgan III, King of Glamorgan (above):

(32) Ithael III, King of Glamorgan (below)

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issue of (32) Ithael III, King of Glamorgan (above):

(33a) Meurig V, King of Glamorgan

(33b) Rhodri II, King of Glamorgan

(33c) Fernfael I, King of Glamorgan (d775) (below)

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issue of (33c) Fernfael I, King of Glamorgan (d775) (above):

(34a) Meurig VI, King of Glamorgan

(34b) Gwrgant II, King of Glamorgan, father of (35) Idwal[lon] I, King of Glamorgan (d842)

(34c) Arthwys III, King of Glamorgan, father of (35a) Ithael IV, King of Glamorgan (d848) & (35b) Bleddri, prince

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31. Rhys I, King of Glamorgan (above)

issue:

(32a) Howel I, King of Glamorgan, father of (33) Brochwel II, King of Glamorgan

(32b) Brochwel I, King of Glamorgan (d755) (below)

(32c) Arthfael I, King of Glamorgan, father of (33) Meurig IV, King of Glamorgan

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32. Brochwel I, King of Glamorgan (d755) (above)

33. Gwriad I, King of Glamorgan

34. Arthfael II "Hen", King of Glamorgan

issue:

(35a) Meurig VII, King of Glamorgan (d874), father of (36a) Brochwel IV, King of Glamorgan, & (36b) Fernmail II, King of Glamorgan

(35b) Rhys II, King of Glamorgan (below)

(35c) Rhodri III, King of Glamorgan, father of (36a) Meirchion, King of Glamorgan, & (36b) Brochwel III, King of Glamorgan, father of (37) Gwriad II, King of Glamorgan (below)

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note: issue of (37) Gwriad II, King of Glamorgan (above):

(38a) Eliseg (Elisedd), King of Glamorgan, father of (39a) Rhodri IV, King of Glamorgan, (39b) Gruffydd II, King of Glamorgan, & (39c) Cadell II, King of Glamorgan

(38b) Nogui (Noe), King of Glamorgan, father of (39) Arthfael IV/II, King of Glamorgan (d983)

(38c) [name], prince, father of (39) Gwriad III, King of Glamorgan, father of (40) Edwin, King of Glamorgan, deposed 1045

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35. Rhys II, King of Glamorgan (above)

36. Howel II, King of Glamorgan (d884/6)

issue:

(37a) Owain I, King of Glamorgan (d930) (below)

(37b) Arthfael III, King of Glamorgan, father of Cadell I, King of Glamorgan

(37c) Morgan IV, King of Glamorgan, father of [?] Blegywryt, prince, father of Aeddan, King of Wales

37. Owain I, King of Glamorgan (d930) (above)

issue:

(38a) Gruffydd I, King of Gower (d934)

(38b) Morgan V "Hen", King of Glamorgan (d974) (below)

(38c) Cadwgan I, King of Gwent (d949)

38. Morgan V "Hen", King of Glamorgan (d974) (above)

issue:

(39a) Owain II, King of Glamorgan (d1001) (below)

(39b) Howel III, King of Glamorgan

(39c) Idwal II [Idwallon], King of Glamorgan (below)

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note: issue of Owain II, King of Glamorgan (d1001) (above)

(40a) Iestyn I, King of Glamorgan (below)

(40b) Rhys III, King of Glamorgan

(40c) Howel IV, King of Glamorgan, father of (41) Meurig VIII, King of Glamorgan (d1055), father of (42) Cadwgan II, King of Glamorgan (d1073)

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note: issue of (40a) Iestyn I, King of Glamorgan (above)

(41) Riderch, King of Glamorgan (d1033) (below)

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note: issue of (41) Riderch, King of Glamorgan (d1033) (above)

(42a) Caradoc (d1035), father of (43) Riderch (d1076), father of (44) Maredudd, father of (45) Howel (d1141)

(42b) Rhys (d1053), father of (43) Meirchion, father of (44) Rhys

(42c) Gruffydd (d1055), father of (43) Caradoc (d1081), father of (44) Owain (d1116), father of (45) Iorwerth, father of (46) Howel, father of (47) Morgan (d1248), father of (48) Maredudd, father of (49) Morgan, rebel-leader (1294)

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39. Idwal II [Idwallon], King of Glamorgan (above):

40. Ithel V "Ddu", King of Glamorgan

41. Gwrgan[t] IV, King of Glamorgan (d1042)

42. Iestyn II, last King of Glamorgan 1081-1090, deposed (d1093)

[note: in "ABT" [= "Achau Brenhinoedd a Thywysogion Cymru"] 15 (page 105) we find "Iestyn ap Gwrgan ap Ithel ap Idwal[lon] ap Morgan" as well as in Bartrum's "Miscellaneous Pedigrees" 3 (page 122), thus, it looks like that the substitution of "Owain" for "Idwal[lon]" in some sources is a miscopying or mis-editing of some contracted form of "Idwallawn" as "Iwain" and similar forms that were sometime modernized as "Owain"]

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42. Iestyn II, last King of Glamorgan 1081-1090, deposed by Normans, confined at Keynsham Monastery, killed in Battle of Hirwain (d1093)

=1 Angharad, dau of Elystan Glddryd, Prince of Fferle

=2 Denis, dau of the Prince of Powys

=3 Gwenwyn, dau of Cynvin Gweristan

issue of 1:

(43a) Caradoc, Lord of Afan (1130) (below)

(43b) Rhys, Lord of Nedd

(43c) Madoc, Lord of Ruthin

issue of 2:

(43d) Riderch (Rytherch)

(43e) Gruffydd (Griffith), father of (44) Caradoc de Labocac, father of (45a) Guihenoc & (45b) Baderion, Lord of Monmouth (d1170), father of (46a) William (d1215) & (46b) Rohese (dau), [1st] wife of Hugh de Lacy

(43f) Morgan "Hir"

issue of 3:

(43g) Idwerth, father of (44) Goronwy, father of (45) Ieuaf, father of (46) Einion, father of (47) Einion "Fychan", father of (48) Howell (1350), father of (49) Einion, father of (50) David of Newton Hall

(43h) Goronwy

(43i) Rhydd, father of (44) Ithel, father of (45) Meuric

(43x) others

43. Caradoc, Lord of Afan (1130) (above)

44. Morgan "Arglwydd", Lord of Afan (d1207)

45. Morgan "Gam", Lord of Afan (d1241)

46. Morgan "Fychan", Lord of Afan (d1288)

issue:

(47a) Rhys "Esyg", Lord of Afan (below)

(47b) Llesian de Avene (d1320), father of (48) John de Avene, father of (49) Thomas de Avene, father of (50) Jane, wife of William Blount, Lord Mountjoy (1360)

47. Rhys "Esyg", Lord of Afan (above)

48. Llesian, his descendants were called the "Lleisanaidd"

49. Ievan, Lord of Baglan

had a bro, Thomas

50. Goronwy,

his brother, (50) Ievan, was the father of (51) Llywelyn, the father of (52) Gruffydd, the father of (53) Dyddgu (dau), wife of Rhys ap Dewi

51. Richard "of Llwchwr" [Lougher], adopted surname "Lougher" c 1500 (below)

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51. Richard "of Llwchwr" [Lougher], adopted surname "Lougher" c 1500 (above)

issue:

(52a) Watkin (below)

(52b) Thomas, father of William, father of Robert (d1591)

(52c) William (d1532), ancestor of "cadet-line" (below)

52. Watkin (above)

53. Richard

54. Watkin (d1608)

56. Watkin

57. Richard

58. Cecily (dau), considered heiress of the "senior-line" in the "English" Peerage,

= [wife of] Edward Tuberville

issue:

(59a) John Tuberville, last to hold Welsh lordship of Afan

(59b) Cecily (below)

59. Cecily, considered heiress (above)

=1 Robert Knight, Mayor of Bristol

=2 Edward Powell, Lord of Llandow

issue of 1:

(60a) son, father of (61) Henry Knight (d1772), father of (62) son, who died childless

issue of 2:

(60c) dau, wife of Thomas Picton, father of (61) Richard Picton, father of (62a&b) 2 sons & (62c) 1 dau, each of whom died without issue

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56. Richard (d1663)

57. Morgan

58. Richard (d1728)

59. Phillip (d1788)

=1 Anne Humphrey; =2 Catherine

issue of 1:

(60a) Richard (1734-1821) (below)

issue of 2:

(60b) William (1742-18XX), father of Phillip, father of [nat. son] John "Phillips" of Cheshire, father of William Garside Phillips of Ansley Hall, Warwickshire

60. Richard (1734-1821)

issue:

(61a) Richard (d1834)

(61b) Thomas, father of Thomas (d1824)

61. Richard (d1834)

issue:

(62a) William (d1873)

(62b) Richard, father of Richard

(62c) Thomas (d1874), father of Thomas (d1883), father of [another] Thomas, the father of [another] Thomas & Edgar

62. William (d1873)

issue:

(63a) Thomas (d1898)

63. Thomas (1826-1898)

64. William

65. Hugh

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64. James, his brothers were Richard [father of Horace] and Thomas (d1951)

65. Ivor, his brothers are Trevor, Edward, and David

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64. William (1867-1941)

65. Dilwyn, had a brother Alfred

66. Ewart (born 1945), his brothers are David and Aubrey

67. Andrew (born 1966), his brothers are Robert (born 1968) [twin] and Phillip (born 1968) [twin]

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64. Thomas (d1966), had a brother, George (d1970)

issue:

(65a) Ievan (below)

(65b) Richard, father of John, father of Rhys & Huw

(65c) William, father of Howel, father of William

65. Ievan (above)

66. Phillip, has a brother, Robert

67. Robert

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64. Frederick (d1943)

65. Edwin, has a brother David

66. 2 daus

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62. Robert (d1911)

64. Robert, his brothers were Arthur & Thomas [father of Graham]

65. William, and his brother Arnold

66. Aaron (born 1976), and his brother Brad (born 1989)

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65. Gerald, the brother of Melvyn

66. Mark, and his brother Paul

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65. Terrence, and brother Roger, father of Gareth (born 1973)

66. Marcus (born 1971)

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61. John (d1843)

62. John (d1898)

63. Moses

64. Albert

66. David, brother of Peter, father of Andrew (born 1976)

67. Robert (born 1983)

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66. Martin (born 1956), & brother Roger (born 1958)

67. Jonathan (born 1983), & brother Matthew (born 1986)

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53. William (d1565)

54. Thomas (d1598)

55. Leyshon

56. Leyshon

57. Richard

58. William

59. Leyshon

60. Leyshon

61. Griffith

62. Leyshon

63. Griffith

64. David

issue:

(65a) Richard (d1924) (below)

(65b) David, father of David, father of Glynn

(65c) Griffith, father of Henry

(65d) William, father of Griffith

65. Richard (d1924) (above)

issue:

(66a) William (d1964) (below)

(66b) David, father of John & Glynn

(66c) Thomas, father of Benjamin

(66d) Jenkin

(66e) Richard

66. William (d1964) (above)

67. Esdras-Philip, his brothers were Richard (d1983), David, & Tudor

68. Derek

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01. Caswallawn (Cassivellaunus) (Caswallo), King of Britain 56-55BC & 54BC, dep, d48BC

02. Andocoveros (Andoco), duke c 25-20BC

03. Tasciovanus, King of Britain 4BC-AD9, sole king from AD5

04. Cunobelinus, Shakespeare's Cymbeline, King of Britain 9-39

05. Caratacus, King of Britain, fought Roman invasion AD43

06. Cyllin (Coellyn), King of Ewyas

07. Owain, King of Ewyas

08. Meirchion "Fawd-Filwr"

09. Cwrrig "Fawr", King of Ewyas, his brother was Morddu

10. Gorddwfn, King of Ewyas

11. Einudd "Wledic", King of Ewyas, "Prince of Britain" (d328)

= thrice

12. Karadawc (Caradoc)

the youngest of his father's three sons by his 2nd wife], and,

the father of three sons: Cynan, Cynvelyn (below), and Cynog

13. Cynvelyn, prince

14. Owain, prince

15. Meirchion, prince

16. Cerdic (Caradoc), King of Gwent

17. Ynyr I "Gwent", King of Gwent

18. Ethrys, younger brother of Ithon, King of Gwent, & St. Ceidio

19. Llyr [V] "Marini", King of Gwent

20/16. Caradoc "Freichfras" (Keretic "Vreichvras"), King of Glamorgan (d540)

21. Meurig [II], King of Glamorgan [son of # 20/16 above]

= Dyfwn of Gwent

22. Erbic, King of Glamorgan

= Deurig, dau of Pebiau

23. Erp (Urban) (Erb), King of Glamorgan, fl. c. 595

his bros were Idnerth and Nynnio (Nyniaw)

issue:

a. Gwydgi

b. Tewdwr, father of Llywarch, father of Briafael "Fridig", father of a dau, wife of

c. Cynfyn (below)

issue:

a. Cerdic (below)

b. Morgan I "Mwynfawr", father of Arthwys I

c. Onbawst (dau), wife of Meurig III

41. Llywelyn I, King of Wales (d1023)

1= Angharad II, Queen of Wales

42. Gruffydd I, King of Wales 1039/1042-1063

= Ealdgyth

43. Nest (dau), heiress, queen regnant & consort

= Trahern, King of Wales 1075-1081

= Dyddgu

45. Gwladys (dau), princess, queen-consort

1= Owain Gwynedd, King/Prince of Wales 1137-1170

46. Iorwerth "Drwyndwn", co-king 1170-74

= Marared

47. Llywelyn II "The Great", Prince of Wales 1195-1240

=1 Tangwystl

48. Angharad (dau), co-heiress

= Maelgwn "Fychan"

49. Eleanor, princess

= Maredudd, son of "Lord" Owain, son of Earl Gruffydd [III] of Deheubarth, son of "The Lord Rhys"

50. Owain (d1275)

51. Llywelyn (d1309)

52. Thomas (d1343)

= Eleanor, dau of Philip ap Ivor, Lord of Iscoed, & Catherine, illegitimate dau of Llywelyn III "The Last", [last native] Prince of Wales

53. Eleanor, princess

= Gruffydd "Fychan", Earl

54. Owain "Glyndwr", King of Wales 1400-1410 (d1416)

= Margaret Hanmer

55. Janet, princess

= John Croft, a Welsh noble

57. Jane[t]

= John Stuart, a Scottish noble

58. Matthew Stuart, Earl of Lennox

= Margaret Douglas

59. Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley

= Mary, Queen of Scots

60. James I [VI of Scotland], King of Britain, France, & Ireland 1603-1625

= Anne of Denmark

61. Elizabeth [sister of Charles I "The Martyr" King]

= Frederick V of Bavaria, Elector Palatine, King of Bohemia, rival-HRE [Holy Roman Emperor]

[declared heiress 1701, but died two weeks before her cousin Queen Anne in 1714]

= Ernest Augustus, Elector of Hanover

63. George I Louis, King of Britain, Ireland [& France] 1714-1727

= Sophia Dorothea of Brunswick-Celle

64. George II Augustus, King of Britain, Ireland [& France] 1727-1760

= Caroline of Anspach

65. Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales

= Augusta of Saxe-Gotha

66. George III, King of Britain & Ireland 1760-1820 [dropped title "King of France" 1800/1801]

= Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz

67. Edward, Duke of Kent, brother of George IV & William IV

= Victoria of Saxe-Coburg

68. Victoria, Queen of Britain & Ireland 1837-1901, added title "Empress" in 1876/7

= Albert of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha

69. Edward VII, King/Emperor of the British Empire 1901-1910

= Alexandra of Denmark

70. George V, King/Emperor of the British Empire 1910-1936

= Mary of Teck

71. George VI Albert, King/Emperor of the British Empire 1936-1952 [dropped title "Emperor" in 1947], brother of EDWARD VIII

= Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon

72. H.M. Elizabeth II, Queen, now reigning

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