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I'm
Rob Salzman of
4130 SW 117th Ave # 415 Beaverton, OR,
97005 USA.
Welcome to e-familytree.net. E-familytree.net is my personal genealogy hobby site.
The data contained here has been gathered through 20 years of genealogy. Some small
part of it is my original research, but most of it has been shared with me.
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Father: Bran The Blessed King Of Wales
Mother: Unknown
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CHILDREN
Name: Lleyn Linus The Martyr
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Name: Eurgain
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Husband: Rufusroman Senator Pudens
Name: Cynon
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NOTES
1). Caradoc, Caractacus, Caradawg Strong Arm Caradoc s birth book or pedigree register records hi s a n c e stors as follows Aedd Mawr lived around 1300 BC w a s t h e father of Brydain who was the father of Anny n Tr o w ho w a s the father of Selys Hen who was the fathe r o f Brw t wh o wa s the father of Cymryw who was the fath er o f Itho n wh o wa s the father of Gweyrydd who was th e fathe r of Pe redu r wh o was the father of Llyfeinydd wh o was th e fathe r of T euge d who was the father of Llaria n who wa s the fat her o f Ithe l who was the father of Eni r Fardd w ho was th e fathe r of Ca lchwynydd who was the f ather of L lywarch wh o was th e fathe r of Idwal who was t he father o f Rhun wh o was the f ather o f Bleddyn who wa s the fathe r of Morga n who was th e father o f Berwyn wh o was the fat her of Cera int Feddw wh o was the fa ther o f Brywlais wh o was the fath er of Alafo n who was the f at her of Dinga d who was the fat her of Greid iol who was t h e father of C eraint who was th e father of Me irion wh o was t he fathe r of Arch who was th e father of Cai d wh o was the fa the r of Ceri who was the f ather of Baran w h o was the fath e r of Llyr who was the fat her of Bran wh o w as the fathe r o f Caradoc.Magna Charta Caradoc was born at Trevan, Llanilid Glamorganshir e . H i s main residence was at Abergwaredigion the Mee ti ng Pla c e of the Saved Released Ones . He was a grand so n o f Lly r , nephew of Casswallan, his daughter was Eur gan , an d he w a s a first cousin to Arthur. misc. sourc es ...Then a proud, handsome man, of bold and eloquent s p e e c h said that it was a wonder how a large force cou l d b e co nt ained in such a confined area, the more so a s t he y had p rom ised to be at the Battle of BaddonBath ? b y n oon in o rde r to fight against Osla Big Knife. Y ou ma y ch oose to g o o r not to go, but I will go.He sa id. Af ter t hat, twent y fo ur horsemen came from Osla Bi g Knif e to as k Arthur fo r a tr uce to the end of a mont h an d a fortnigh t. Arthur ro se an d went to seek advice he w alked toward s a big man wi th cur ly, auburn hair w ho stoo d a little way off, and his advisors were brought Bidwini, Gwarth e g y d d son of Caw , March son or Meirchyawn , Caradaw g S tr o n g Arm, Gwalchmei son of Gwyar , Peredur Long Sp ear , Gr an we n son of Llyr , Gwryhr Interpreter of Langu ages , Ffl ewd w r Fflam, Greidyawl Enemy Subduer, Cawrda v so n of Car ada w g Stong Arm ... The Mabinogion Tacitus, describing the stand made by the Silurian s u n d e r the immortal Caradoc ap Bran at Caer Caradoc, n ea r Kn ig ht on, county Radnor, states The intrepid coun ten ance s o f th eir whole army and the spirit which anima te d them , str uck t he Roman commander, Ostorius, with as ton ishment ...Th e chief tains of the various tribes wer e see n busy i n ever y directi on. They raced along the ra nks o f their ar my. The y exhorte d their warriors, they r ouse d the timid , they inu red the va lient, and by promis es in flamed the a rdour of al l...Caracta cus was seen alt ernate ly in every p art of his a rmy. He gall oped along t he line s, exclaimin g aloud Thi s day, my comra des, thi s very d ay, decides t he fate of al l Britain! Aft e r a desperat e shooting b y both sides, th e Roman legion s lo cked thei r iron shield s over their head s and advanc ed lik e the en cased roof o f a slated house. Al l of th e warriors o f Rom e were thus c oncealed from the Bri tons , who, Tacitus a dm its, were supe rior as archers and cr o ssbowmen to the Rom a n army. This s hell formation of th e R omans advancing, t hre w the unarmou red Britons into c onfusi on, and they sca ttere d in all dir ections. It seem s that Ca radoc was mome ntaril y expectin g his relative , General Gwyn , to arriv e with rein forcemen ts, and he h ied to meet him . But the y missed each o ther a nd while G eneral Gwyn was co nquerin g Caerwent, Carado c wa s captur ed by Argwedd Voeddi gQue en Cartismandua of t h e nort h of England a.k.a Bryn ac k of the Britons and Br iga nt e , the wife of Gwyn. In ch a ins, Caradoc was hande d a ca p tive to the Romans, appare ntl y Ostorius. Caradoc a nd h is so n Cyllin Linus , and h is da ughter Eurgain Clau di a of Caes ar s household , wer e after wards placed in Ro m e in the car e of Pomponia Grae cenia, wi fe of the Roma n Re gent, Genera l Plautus comman der in th e invasion o f AD 43 . Pomponia wa s later charge d at Rome w ith havin g embrac ed a foreign sup erstition . History o f Wales ...Bran was saddened to hear of Branwen s disgrace.. . T h e y held a council and decided to set out for Irelan d , le av in g seven men behind as leaders, with Caradawg s o n of B ra n a s chief, and seven horsemen as well. Thes e la st wer e le ft i n Edeirnyawn, for which reason the to wn i s calle d Seit h Mar chawg. The seven leaders were Car adaw g son o f Bran, H eveyd d the Tall, Unig Strong Should ers , Iddig so n of Anara wd Cur ly Hair, Ffodor son of Erv yll , Wlch Bon e Lip, and Ll assar s on of Llassar Llaes Gy ngwy d, and th e Chieftain of D yved wh o was a young lad wit h them. The se seven stayed b ehind a s stewards in c harg e of the islan d, and Caradawg so n of Bra n was thei r chie f steward...A s they journeyed alon g a compa ny o f men an d women approac hed. What news? aske d Manawyd a n. None. They answered , except Casswallawn, s on o f Beli , has c onquered the Isl and of the Mighty, an d i s crowned ki ng i n London. Wha t happened to Caradaw g so n of Bran and t h e men who were l eft with him? Cas swallaw n fell upon th e m and killed six , and Caradawg s heart brok e with despa ir a t seeing the s word killin g the men and no t knowing w ho wa s doing it. Ca sswallaw n had clothed himsel f in a ma gic cloa k so that n o one c ould see him killing th e men , only the sw ord howe ver , he did not want to kill Ca rad awg, who was hi s nephe w , his sister s son. The Chiefta i n of Dyved, who w a s a you th with the seven men, escape d in to the forest. T he Ma binogion The men went to Catraeth, swift was their army, th e p a l e m ead was their feast, and it was their poisont hre e h un dre d men battling according to plan, and afte r th e gla d wa r cr y there was silence. Thought they wen t to t he chu rche s to d o penance, the inescapable meetin g wit h death o verto ok them ...The men went to Catraeth , they w ere renown ed, wi ne and m ead from gold cups wa s their dri nk for a ye ar, i n accordanc e with the honore d custom. Th ree men an d thre e score and th ree hundred , wearing gol d necklets, o f all t hat hastened ou t afte r the choice dr ink nine escap ed by th ree, through fea t s of sword pla y the two war do gs of Aer on, and stubbo r n Cynon an d I too, streaming wit h blood, b y grace o f my br illian t poetry...The men hasten ed out, the y gall oped togeth er short lived were they, dr unk over th e cl arified mead , t he retinue of Mynyddawg, fa mous in stre s s of battle thei r lives were payment for th eir feas t o f mead. Cara dawg an d Madawg, Pyll and Ieuan, G wgaw n and Gw iawn, Gwyn n and Cynf anm Peredur of the stee l we apons, Gwaw rddur an d Aeddan, cha rging forward in batt l e among broke n shield s and though th ey were slain th e y slew, none retu rned t o his lands... We lsh Elegy, a ttr ibuted to Aneirin Oppression persisted in brings on death Caradoc
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