Gwladus Ddu

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Gwladus Ddu was a 13th-century Welsh noblewoman, traditionally regarded as a daughter of Llywelyn the Great and noted for her influential marital alliances within the Welsh and Marcher nobility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Welsh noblewoman
historical figure
medieval noble
associatedWithRegion Gwynedd NERFINISHED
Marcher lordships
Powys NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Wales NERFINISHED
describedBySource Welsh genealogical tradition
ethnicity Welsh
father Llywelyn the Great NERFINISHED
floruit 13th century
gender female
historicalStatus traditionally regarded as daughter of Llywelyn the Great
languageOfName Welsh
maritalAllianceWith House of Braose NERFINISHED
Mortimer family NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Gwladus the Black NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Welsh language
nobleFamily House of Aberffraw NERFINISHED
notableFor connection between Welsh princes and Marcher lords
marital alliances with Welsh and Marcher nobility
parent Llywelyn the Great NERFINISHED
partOf Welsh nobility NERFINISHED
positionInSociety member of Welsh princely house
recordedIn medieval Welsh pedigrees
relative Dafydd ap Llywelyn NERFINISHED
Gruffudd ap Llywelyn NERFINISHED
spouse Ralph de Mortimer NERFINISHED
Reginald de Braose NERFINISHED
timePeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED

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Joan, Lady of Wales child Gwladus Ddu