Pillar of Eliseg

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The Pillar of Eliseg is an early medieval stone cross-shaft in Denbighshire, Wales, commemorating the 9th-century Welsh ruler Elisedd ap Gwylog and notable for its now-faded Latin inscription celebrating the kingdom of Powys.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early medieval monument
inscribed stone
stone cross-shaft
associatedDynasty royal house of Powys
associatedWith Christian cross tradition in Wales
Welsh royal genealogy
kingdom of Powys NERFINISHED
category Archaeological sites in Denbighshire
Medieval Welsh monuments
Stone crosses in Wales
commemorates Elisedd ap Gwylog NERFINISHED
country Wales
culture early medieval Welsh
dateOfCreation 9th century
dedicatedTo Elisedd ap Gwylog NERFINISHED
function royal commemorative monument
territorial marker
hasCurrentCondition fragmentary
weathered
hasInscription Latin inscription celebrating the kingdom of Powys
hasPart cross-shaft
heritageDesignation Grade I listed structure
Scheduled monument
heritageDesignationCountry Wales NERFINISHED
inscriptionCondition faded
inscriptionLanguage Latin
inscriptionType genealogical inscription
royal propaganda inscription
locatedIn Denbighshire NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
Wales
locatedNear Llangollen NERFINISHED
Valle Crucis Abbey NERFINISHED
locatedOn burial mound
material stone
namedAfter Elisedd ap Gwylog NERFINISHED
Eliseg NERFINISHED
nearGeographicalFeature River Dee NERFINISHED
Vale of Llangollen NERFINISHED
period early Middle Ages
region north-east Wales NERFINISHED
subjectOf epigraphic studies
historical research on early medieval Wales
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Valle Crucis Abbey nearbyStructure Pillar of Eliseg