A WELSH CLASSICAL DICTIONARY HAEARNLLEN ap CYNDRWYN. See Cyndrwyn, prince of Powys. HAEARNWEDD FRADOG. See Gleisiar Gogledd. HAFGAN, King of Annwn. According to the Mabinogi branch of ‘Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed’ Hafgan

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