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Maredudd ap Owain, King of Deheubarth
Sandde Hardd of Mortyn
The Floruit of Einion ap Seisyllt
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Cowryd ap Cadfan of Dyffryn Clwyd
Osbwrn Wyddel of Cors Gedol
Bradwen of Llys Bradwen in Meirionydd
Who Was Sir Robert Pounderling?
Sir Aaron ap Rhys
Eidio Wyllt - What Was His Birthname?
Ifor Bach, Lord of Senghenydd
Ancestors and Children of the Lord Rhys

  ANCESTORS AND CHILDREN OF LORD RHYS

Ancestry of King Rhys ap Tewdwr

Reviews the links in his ancestry from Rhodri Mawr, which are often cited for this king of Deheubarth, and posits that one additional generation should be added, giving the reasons why.

Gruffudd ap Rhys, the Homeless Prince

Discusses this man, son of King Rhys ap Tewdwr and father of the Lord Rhys, after he returned to Deheubarth following years in seclusion in Ireland.  Also tells of his wife Gwenllian's aborted attempt to be a modern Boudicea.

The Children of Lord Rhys

Attempts to list the children of Lord Rhys, but concludes that some of those mentioned in ancient texts, but without a birth name, may be the same person as a child whose birth name is known

Maredudd Gethin ap Lord Rhys

Relates the story of Lord Rhys' youngest in-wedlock son (the 3rd son named Maredudd) who fell in battle at barely 30 years of age, leaving behind a young wife and two infant children

The "next heir" of Morgan of Caerleon

An investigation seeking an answer to the question "How did the grandson of Maredudd Gethin ap Lord Rhys become the legal heir of a Gwent nobleman?'