Gruffydd «ap Llywelynn» of GwyneddEtà: 68 anni995–1063
- Nome
- Gruffydd «ap Llywelynn» of Gwynedd
- Soprannome
- ap Llywelynn
| Nascita | tra il 995 e il 1010 15 15 |
| Morte di un nonno materno | Seisyll of Gwynedd 999 (stimata) |
| Nascita di una sorellastra | Iweryd of Powys circa 1023 (Età 28 anni) |
| Pubblicazioni di matrimonio di un genitore | Cynfyn «ap Gwerstan» of Powys — Angharad of Gwynedd — View this family 1023 (Età 28 anni) |
| Morte di una nonna paterna | Praust of Gwynedd tra il 980 e il 1040 |
| Morte del padre | Llywelynn «ap Seisyll» of Gwynedd tra il 1021 e il 1023 (Età 26 anni) |
| Nascita di un fratellastro | Rhiwallon «ap Cynfyn» of Powys tra il 1023 e il 1050 (Età 28 anni) |
| Morte della madre | Angharad of Gwynedd tra il 1023 e il 1075 (Età 28 anni) |
| Titolo | Principe, di Gwynedd dal 1039 (Età 44 anni) |
| Matrimonio | Ealdgyth of Mercia — View this family circa 1058 (Età 63 anni) |
| Nascita di una figlia n° 1 | Nesta «ferch Gruffydd» of Gwynedd tra il 1058 e il 1063 (Età 63 anni) |
| Morte di una sorellastra | Iweryd of Powys tra il 1040 e il 1115 (Età 45 anni) |
| Morte | 5 agosto 1063 (Età 68 anni) |
| Famiglia con genitori |
| padre |
Llywelynn «ap Seisyll» of Gwynedd Nascita: circa 980 70 45 Morte: tra il 1021 e il 1023 |
| madre |
Angharad of Gwynedd Nascita: circa 980 55 Morte: tra il 1023 e il 1075 |
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Matrimonio: 994 — |
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17 anni himself |
Gruffydd «ap Llywelynn» of Gwynedd Nascita: tra il 995 e il 1010 15 15 Morte: 5 agosto 1063 — Snowdonia |
| Famiglia della madre con Cynfyn «ap Gwerstan» of Powys |
| patrigno |
Cynfyn «ap Gwerstan» of Powys Nascita: tra il 950 e il 1000 80 Morte: tra il 1023 e il 1095 |
| madre |
Angharad of Gwynedd Nascita: circa 980 55 Morte: tra il 1023 e il 1075 |
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Matrimonio: 1023 — |
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1 anno sorellastra |
Iweryd of Powys Nascita: circa 1023 73 43 Morte: tra il 1040 e il 1115 |
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28 anni fratellastro |
Rhiwallon «ap Cynfyn» of Powys Nascita: tra il 1023 e il 1050 73 43 Morte: 1068 — in battaglia, Mechain |
| Famiglia con Ealdgyth of Mercia |
| himself |
Gruffydd «ap Llywelynn» of Gwynedd Nascita: tra il 995 e il 1010 15 15 Morte: 5 agosto 1063 — Snowdonia |
| moglie |
Ealdgyth of Mercia Nascita: tra il 1010 e il 1050 20 45 Morte: tra il 1066 e il 1145 |
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Matrimonio: circa 1058 — |
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6 anni figlia |
Nesta «ferch Gruffydd» of Gwynedd Nascita: tra il 1058 e il 1063 63 48 Morte: tra il 1075 e il 1160 |
| Harold of Wessex + Ealdgyth of Mercia |
| moglie → marito |
Harold of Wessex Nascita: circa 1022 29 42 — Wessex Morte: 14 ottobre 1066 — in battaglia contro i Normanni, Hastings |
| moglie |
Ealdgyth of Mercia Nascita: tra il 1010 e il 1050 20 45 Morte: tra il 1066 e il 1145 |
| Nota | http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/WALES.htm GRUFFYDD ap Llywelyn, son o f LLYWELYN ap Seisyll King of Gwynedd & his wife Angharad of Gwynedd ( -killed Snowdonia 5 Aug 1063). [The Gwentian Chronicle records that "h is son… Grufydd" succeeded his father as prince of Gwynedd after "Ll ywelyn son of Seisyllt" was killed in 1021 [1]] His parentage is confi rmed by the Chronicle of the Princes of Wales which records that "Bled dyn son of Cynvyn [and] Gruffudd son of Llywelyn… were brothers by t he same mother… Angharad daughter of Meredudd king of the Britons" [ 2]. [The Gwentian Chronicle records that "Grufudd" defeated and kille d "Iago son of Idwal prince of Gwynedd" and "took the government of Gw ynedd and so became king of Wales from the Irish Channel to the Sever n sea", dated to [1036] from the context [3]] He succeeded in 1039 a s Prince of Gwynedd and Powys. The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales r ecords that "Iago king of Gwynedd was slain" in 1037 and that "Gruffud d son of Llywelyn son of Seisyl governed in his stead", adding that th e latter "from beginning to end pursued the Saxons and the other natio ns and killed and destroyed them… first… at Rhyd y Groes on the Se vern" [4]. He accompanied Svein Godwinsson, son of Godwin Earl of Wess ex, on an expedition into South Wales in 1046 [5]. He made himself rul er of all of Wales. Allied with Ælfgar ex-Earl of East Anglia, son o f Leofric Earl of Mercia, he invaded England and sacked Hereford Oct 1 055. Peace was negotiated by Leofric Earl of Mercia and Harold Earl o f Wessex, under which Gruffydd swore allegiance to King Edward "the Co nfessor" [6]. Leofgar, recently appointed Bishop of Hereford, led an a rmy against Gruffydd but was defeated and killed 16 Jun 1056 [7]. He s tarted raiding England again after Ælfric Earl of Mercia died [1062] . England launched a full-scale campaign against him, led by Tostig Ea rl of Northumbria invading north Wales and Harold raiding the souther n coast [8]. [The Gwentian Chronicle records that "Caradoc son of Rhyd derch [error for son of Grufudd son of Rhydderch?] son of Iestin hire d Harallt to come with an army to S. Wales" and together they defeate d Prince Gruffydd in 1060 [9].] The Chronicle of the Princes of Wale s records that "Gruffudd son of Llywelyn… fell through the treacher y of his own men" in 1061 [10]. Simeon of Durham records that "Griffi n king of the Britons" was killed by his own men "Non Aug" in 1064 [11 ]. Gruffydd was not caught by this pincer movement but was killed by h is own men [12]. m firstly (1039) as her second husband, ---, formerl y wife of HYWEL Prince of South Wales, daughter of ---. The Chronicl e of the Princes of Wales records that "Gruffudd son of Llywelyn son o f Seisyl overcame Howel and captured his wife and took her to be his o wn wife" [13]. The Gwentian Chronicle records that "Grufudd son of Lly welyn son of Seisyllt" defeated "Hywel son of Edwin and took his wif e from him and kept her as his concubine" in 1038 [14]. [1] Gwentia n Chronicle, p. 45. [2] ''Brut y Tywysogion'' (Williams), p. 125. [3 ] Gwentian Chronicle, p. 51. [4] ''Brut y Tywysogion'' (Williams), p . 39. [5] Anglo-Saxon Chronicle C, 1046. [6] Florence of Worcester , 1055, p. 157. [7] Florence of Worcester, 1056, p. 158. [8] Florenc e of Worcester, 1063, p. 164. [9] Gwentian Chronicle, p. 57. [10] '' Brut y Tywysogion'' (Williams), p. 45. [11] Simeon of Durham, Vol. II , p. 543. [12] Florence of Worcester, 1064, p. 166, and Barlow, F. (2 002) ''The Godwins: the Rise and Fall of a Noble Dynasty'' (Longman) , p. 68. [13] ''Brut y Tywysogion'' (Williams), p. 41. [14] Gwentia n Chronicle, p. 51. |