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Anarawd

ruler of Wales
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  • Wales
    Wales
    / Political development

    Anarawd (died 916), a son of Rhodri, subsequently submitted to Alfred (died 899) and completed the formal subjection of the Welsh kingdoms to the English sovereign. Rhodri’s grandson, Hywel ap Cadell (Hywel Dda, “the Good”; died 950), starting from a patrimony in Seisyllwg, secured Dyfed…

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    Anarawd (died 916), a son of Rhodri, subsequently submitted to Alfred (died 899) and completed the formal subjection of the Welsh kingdoms to the English sovereign. Rhodri’s grandson, Hywel ap Cadell (Hywel Dda, “the Good”; died 950), starting from a patrimony in Seisyllwg, secured Dyfed…

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