Gododdin

E705198

Gododdin was an early medieval Brittonic kingdom in what is now southeastern Scotland and northeastern England, remembered in Welsh tradition and poetry.

Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf early medieval Brittonic kingdom
historical polity
sub-Roman kingdom
associatedWithPlace Edinburgh NERFINISHED
Traprain Law hillfort NERFINISHED
associatedWithPoet Aneirin NERFINISHED
capital Din Eidyn NERFINISHED
Traprain Law NERFINISHED
category Kingdoms of the Hen Ogledd NERFINISHED
Sub-Roman Brittonic kingdoms
conqueredBy Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Bernicia NERFINISHED
Northumbria NERFINISHED
coreTerritory Lothian NERFINISHED
Northumberland NERFINISHED
Scottish Borders NERFINISHED
Tyne–Forth region NERFINISHED
eastern Dumfriesshire
culture Brittonic NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Brittonic people NERFINISHED
floruit early 7th century
late 6th century
hasAlternativeName Gododdin (Welsh form of Votadini) NERFINISHED
Guotodin NERFINISHED
hasLiteraryWorkAbout Y Gododdin NERFINISHED
hasSource early Welsh poetry
medieval Welsh tradition
historicalRegion northern England
southern Scotland NERFINISHED
language Common Brittonic NERFINISHED
Cumbric NERFINISHED
locatedIn northeastern England
southeastern Scotland
modernCountry England NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
namedAfter Votadini NERFINISHED
notableBattle Battle of Catraeth NERFINISHED
partOf Hen Ogledd NERFINISHED
politicalStructure kingdom
predecessor Votadini NERFINISHED
religion Celtic paganism
Christianity
rememberedIn Welsh poetry
Welsh tradition
successor Northumbria NERFINISHED
timePeriod early Middle Ages
post-Roman Britain

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bernicia borders Gododdin