Banshenchas

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Banshenchas is a medieval Irish genealogical tract that records and organizes the pedigrees of notable Irish families and dynasties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish literary text
genealogical compilation
medieval Irish genealogical tract
associatedWith learned families of medieval Ireland
countryOfOrigin Ireland
culturalContext Gaelic learned tradition
dateOfComposition 11th century
12th century
focusesOn dynastic lineages
maternal ancestry
pedigrees of Irish families
genre genealogy
learned literature
hasTheme kinship and lineage
political alliances through marriage
status of women in Irish society
hasTitleInEnglish Lore of Women NERFINISHED
hasVersion long recension
short recension
isSourceFor early Irish prosopography
medieval Irish onomastics
study of Irish dynasties
language Middle Irish NERFINISHED
Old Irish
mainSubject Irish pedigrees
notable Irish women
organizesBy family and dynasty
originalMedium manuscript
periodDescribed early medieval Ireland
preservedIn Book of Leinster NERFINISHED
Rawlinson B 502 NERFINISHED
other medieval Irish manuscripts
region Connacht NERFINISHED
Leinster NERFINISHED
Munster NERFINISHED
Ulster NERFINISHED
relatedWork Lebor na nGenealach NERFINISHED
other Irish genealogical tracts
scholarlyField Celtic studies
Irish philology
medieval genealogy
script Latin script
structure series of genealogical notices
transmission copied by medieval Irish scribes
usedFor legitimizing dynastic claims
tracing noble descent

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Osraige mentionedIn Banshenchas