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Gorlois (Gwyrlys) Sap ap Sardog Duke of Cornwall [61349]
(Abt 0460-0475)
Eigr or Ygerna verch Amlawdd Duchess of Cornwall , High Queen of Britain [6485]
(0454-)
Budig II Emyr Llydaw Meriadoc ap Erich King de Brittany Gaul [61347]
(Abt 0460-0544)
Elaine verch Gwyrlys Sap Queen of Garlot Scotland [61348]
(Abt 0475-)
Hoel I Mawr Meriadoc "the Great" King of Brittany Gau [61346]
(Abt 0491-0545)

 

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Alma Pompea de Domnonee [61345]

Hoel I Mawr Meriadoc "the Great" King of Brittany Gau [61346]

  • Born: Abt 491, Cornouaile, Brittany, Gaul (France)
  • Marriage: Alma Pompea de Domnonee [61345]
  • Died: 545, Cornouaile, Brittany, Gaul (France) about age 54
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http://www.gencircles.com/users/nannyelc/2/data/11923


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"Hoel I Mawr, King of Brittany (born c.491) (Welsh-Hywel, Latin-Hovelius, English-Howel) A s a son of Budic II's first marriage, King Hoel the Great was nephew to the famous High-King Arthur of Britain. Tradition says he spent much of his youth at the King's Court and, although he returned to Brittany when his father was recalled, he was soon asked back to help his uncle overcome the Saxon scourge. Hoel supposedly landed at Southampton and immediately moved north with a considerable army to assist King Arthur at the Battle of Dubglas, the Siege of Caer-Ebrauc (York) and the Battle of Celidon Coit, before being besieged himself at Caer-Brithon (Dumbarton Rock). Hoel's greatest hour, however, was at the triumphant Battle of Mount Badon. Later he took part in Arthur's continental campaigns, conquering Gaul and enabling Arthur to establish his government in Paris! Hoel then returned to his own Kingdom, where King Tristram of Lyonesse was supposed to have helped him to victory during a Breton Civil War. Hoel probably ruled jointly in Cornouaille with his ageing father. They. Apparently, both died in the same year (545) and were succeeded by Hoel's eldest son, Tewdwr Mawr. Literary writers have transformed Hoel into a Knight of the Round Table."
From Britannia.com

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Title: Royalty for Commoners: The Complete Known Lineage of John of Gaunt, Son of Edward III , King of England, and Queen Philippa Author: Roderick W. Stuart Publication: 3rd ed., 1998, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD


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Title: David Nash Ford, Early Brittish Kingdoms: Geneaologies: Breton Royal Pedigree: Kings o f Brittany, Princes of Cornomacille & Domnonee,2000 Note:

Title: P L Kessler "History Files, The King Lists, 1999-2002, Celts of A rmorica -Bretons (Vannetais/Brittany)


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Hoel married Alma Pompea de Domnonee [61345] [MRIN: 551617582], daughter of Riotham ap Deroch Prince de Domnonee [61344] and Unknown. (Alma Pompea de Domnonee [61345] was born about 485 in Domnonee, Bretagne, France.)




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