Mailianid ( val. Maelienydd ) - a fief in the territory of Wales , dependent on the kingdom of Powys . Formed in 430 year.
| Feudal ownership of Powys | |
| Milianidid | |
|---|---|
| vallo Maelienydd | |
 Early medieval states of Wales | |
←  →430 - VI century | |
| Largest cities | Din-Iation [1] , Krag Erir , Kefnllis |
| Languages) | Welsh |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Form of government | monarchy |
Content
History
Early Middle Ages
The territory of the future Mailianida was transferred by the Celtic King Vortigern to his son Brid in 430. Called Mylianid, this possession became the grandson of Bride , Maille . According to the Harlean genealogies, however, Bride, the founder of this dynasty, was the son (and thus the brother of Pasgen ) Kategirn son of Cadell [2] .
Late Middle Ages
Milianid and nearby country houses
Ranulf de Mortimer founded the castle of Chimaron on the territory of Mailianid, between the villages of Llanbister and Llanganllo [1] .
The Kings of Miliande
- Brida ap Getern (430-475)
- Kamuyr ap Bride (475-)
- Maillo ap Kamuyr (VI century)
- Keenan ap Maillo (VI century)
- Elbodgu ap Keenan [3]
- Gurhairn ap Elbodgu [3]
- Geselis ap Gurhairn [3]
The rulers of Mailianid
Notes
- 2 1 2 http://www.castles99.ukprint.com/Essays/cymaron.html , http://www.gatehouse-gazetteer.info/Welshsites/845.html
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ 1 2 3 In Harlean Genealogies