Lewys Morgannwg
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1 | Introduction & Patrons There are nine Welsh bardic poems that refer to members of Blanche Parry’s family. One poem, by Guto’r Glyn, gives the family’s definitive pedigree: Siôn (John) → Harri → Gruffudd → HaAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.blancheparry.co.ukLanguage: English - Date: 2013-03-28 17:02:52 |
2![Lewys Morgannwg (flourishing[removed]Lewys Morgannwg [1] had the bardic name of Llywelyn ap Rhisiart, meaning chief bard of the three provinces. He came from Llantwit Major and was one of the most important of all the](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/03ecb3fc40c6d7d45bcefb875e9d63f6.jpg "Lewys Morgannwg (flourishing[removed]Lewys Morgannwg [1] had the bardic name of Llywelyn ap Rhisiart, meaning chief bard of the three provinces. He came from Llantwit Major and was one of the most important of all the") | Lewys Morgannwg (flourishing[removed]Lewys Morgannwg [1] had the bardic name of Llywelyn ap Rhisiart, meaning chief bard of the three provinces. He came from Llantwit Major and was one of the most important of all theAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.blancheparry.co.ukLanguage: English - Date: 2013-03-28 17:02:51 |