Howdy from Texas! Wow! This is you tube💎 treasure! Would love to hear the Richard II ending in this format; the video and photos and primary sources were somewhat of a time warp. Wishing all my brothers and sisters in the Isles long and good health and hoping the Island can be returned to the people to whom it traditionally belongs, soon! What good is a Monarch if they cannot turn away invaders? 👑
On reflection, my comment seems a bit "trollish". I should add that your piece was very interesting, and did tell me things I didn't know before. It was particularly interesting to see the Turbervilles pop up. I haven't come across them since I used to read about them in Archeologia Cambrensis, some forty years ago. Keep up the good work.@@GrahamLoveluck
EDWARD II ANCESTERY Eleanor of England (Spanish: Leonor; 1161] - 1214), was Queen of Castile and Toledo as wife of Alfonso VIII of Castile.,,,,,,daughter of Henry II, King of England, and Eleanor of Aquitaine..... ancesteral dynasties. .. normandie/normandy /Maison de Normaund (northern france*) Counts of Rouen Dukes of Normandy Kings of England & Queen consort, regent and dowager of the english: Emma of normandy Counts of Flanders Ramnulfids (from aquitaine,) Eleanor of Aquitaine ( 1122 - 1204; French: Aliénor d'Aquitaine, Queen of France from 1137 to 1152 as the wife of King Louis VII, Queen of England from 1154 to 1189 as the wife of King Henry II, and Duchess of Aquitaine... also queen regent & dowager of england.. Counts of Poitiers Dukes of Aquitaine Princes of Antioch Counts of Tripoli Kings of Cyprus Capet ( from france Plantagenet (from anjou* france) wessex dunkeld (scotland) Castilian House of Ivrea/Casa de Borgoña (burgundy & castille) Burgundian count named Anscar.. of frankish nobility...
In the school that I attended before leaving for life as a miner there was a stone plaque commemorating the capture of the black prince at pant y brad which consists of a small hamlet outside the village of tonyrefail.the stone plaque was taken from pant y brad that means hollow of treason for safe keeping
Yes I have actually seen it in the headmasters office gellidawel secondary school .where it is now I do not know but would like to think it is being kept secure for future generations to keep the Welsh legends going on around times gone by I am a local Tonyrefail 74yrs young resident
Howdy from Texas!
Wow! This is you tube💎 treasure! Would love to hear the Richard II ending in this format; the video and photos and primary sources were somewhat of a time warp. Wishing all my brothers and sisters in the Isles long and good health and hoping the Island can be returned to the people to whom it traditionally belongs, soon!
What good is a Monarch if they cannot turn away invaders? 👑
Thank you
Great find. Will definitely be going back through previous and new vids 👍🏼
Awesome thank you!
This is fantastic. Great stuff - thank you!!
Thank you
Really enjoyed this video. Very interesting. Keep the good work up !
Thank you Mike
Read your article in the Glamorgan Star couple of days ago and was intrigued to find out more. Very interesting and informative video. Thanks
@@criso6164 Thank you Chris
Thoroughly engrossing video.
Subbed.
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Good work sir.
Thank you
Thanks! Very informative
Glad you enjoyed it
Welsh History always described as Legend. English History as Fact!!!!!!!! Its a trick a conqueror always uses.
Good point
It was Charles II who hid in an oak tree, after the Battle of Worcester, not Charles I.
Good point well made. I was just testing (lol)
On reflection, my comment seems a bit "trollish". I should add that your piece was very interesting, and did tell me things I didn't know before. It was particularly interesting to see the Turbervilles pop up. I haven't come across them since I used to read about them in Archeologia Cambrensis, some forty years ago. Keep up the good work.@@GrahamLoveluck
@@grahamtravers4522 Thank you so much. I didn't take it as trollish but I especially appreciate your follow up comment.
EDWARD II
ANCESTERY
Eleanor of England (Spanish: Leonor; 1161] - 1214), was Queen of Castile and Toledo
as wife of Alfonso VIII of Castile.,,,,,,daughter of Henry II, King of England, and Eleanor of Aquitaine.....
ancesteral dynasties.
..
normandie/normandy /Maison de Normaund (northern france*)
Counts of Rouen
Dukes of Normandy
Kings of England & Queen consort, regent and dowager of the english: Emma of normandy
Counts of Flanders
Ramnulfids (from aquitaine,)
Eleanor of Aquitaine ( 1122 - 1204; French: Aliénor d'Aquitaine,
Queen of France from 1137 to 1152 as the wife of King Louis VII,
Queen of England from 1154 to 1189 as the wife of King Henry II, and Duchess of Aquitaine...
also queen regent & dowager of england..
Counts of Poitiers
Dukes of Aquitaine
Princes of Antioch
Counts of Tripoli
Kings of Cyprus
Capet ( from france
Plantagenet (from anjou* france)
wessex
dunkeld (scotland)
Castilian House of Ivrea/Casa de Borgoña (burgundy & castille)
Burgundian count named Anscar.. of frankish nobility...
Thank you
In the school that I attended before leaving for life as a miner there was a stone plaque commemorating the capture of the black prince at pant y brad which consists of a small hamlet outside the village of tonyrefail.the stone plaque was taken from pant y brad that means hollow of treason for safe keeping
Yes, there is a long tradition of Pant Y Brad being a place of capture. The stone you mentioned is discussed in the video
Yes I have actually seen it in the headmasters office gellidawel secondary school .where it is now I do not know but would like to think it is being kept secure for future generations to keep the Welsh legends going on around times gone by I am a local Tonyrefail 74yrs young resident
Iolo Morgannwg has been vindicated by later Documents.
I interviewed one of Iolos biographers. Fascinating man. You might enjoy that video. It’s on this channel
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