_Maelgwn Gwynedd _____ _Rhun Hir _______________________|_Gwallwen ____________ _Beli _______________| | | _Rhun Ryfeddfawr _____ | |_Perweur ________________________|______________________ _Iago K of Gwynedd_______| | | ______________________ | | _________________________________|______________________ | |_____________________| | | ______________________ | |_________________________________|______________________ _Cadfan K of Gwynedd_| | | ______________________ | | _________________________________|______________________ | | _____________________| | | | | ______________________ | | | |_________________________________|______________________ | |_________________________| | | ______________________ | | _________________________________|______________________ | |_____________________| | | ______________________ | |_________________________________|______________________ | |--Cadwallon K of Gwynedd | | _Cadell Ddyrnllug ____ | _Cyngen Glodrydd ________________|______________________ | _Brochwel Ysgythrog _| | | | _Brychan _____________ | | |_Tudglid ________________________|______________________ | _Cynan Garwyn K of Powys_| | | | _Ceneu K in N Britain_ | | | _Pabo Post Prydain K in Pennines_|______________________ | | |_Arddun Benasgel ____| | | | ______________________ | | |_________________________________|______________________ |_Tadreg Ddu of Powys_| | _Gabran K of Dalriada_ | _Aedan K of Dalriada_____________|_Lluan _______________ | _Domangart __________| | | | ______________________ | | |_________________________________|______________________ |_Gwynwenwen of Dalriada__| | ______________________ | _________________________________|______________________ |_____________________| | ______________________ |_________________________________|______________________
Catgollaun [Modern Welsh Cadwallon], d. 634, king of Gwynedd. (In my [Stewart
Baldwin's] opinion, the vary late statement of Geoffrey of Monmouth that
he married a sister of King Penda of Mercia can probably be dismissed as
one of Geoffrey's numerous fabrications.)
Also known as Catguollaun. In 632 he killed King Edwin of Wessex at the
battle of Meigen. In 633 he killed Edwin's sucessors Osric of Deira and
Eanfrith of Bernicia. Bede declaed that Cadwallon's intent was to
exterminate the English race. In 634, Cadwallon was killed by Oswald,
Eanfrith's brother. This, for all practical purposes, ended any hope for
the Britains of gaining supremacy over the English on the Island.