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Dumnagual Hen, King of Strathclyde (Born c.AD 465) (Welsh: Dyfnwal; Latin: Domnovellaunus; English: Donald) Dumnagual Hen (the Old) was the son
of King Cinuit of Strathclyde. Though
his father's kingdom was divided upon his death, he inherited the greater
part. He ruled in the late 5th century but, although he is mentioned
occasionally in historical sources, very little is known about him. He had
many sons, including Cedic (his
successor), Guidno, Cunbelin, Garmonion, Gurgust Briadar and possibly
Guidol and Deigr. |
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