His dagger was called Carnwennan (karn-wen-ahn), his shield was Wynebgwrthucher (woo-neb-goor-thoo-hair), his spear was Rhongomyniad, and his sword was Caledfwlch (call-ed-foolkh). He kept court at Ehangwen and his champion Gwenwynwyn (goo-in-win-win) ap Naf (nahv) was among his 222 knights. Fightin
His dagger was called Carnwennan (karn-wen-ahn), his shield was Wynebgwrthucher (woo-neb-goor-thoo-hair), his spear was Rhongomyniad, and his sword was Caledfwlch (call-ed-foolkh). He kept court at Ehangwen and his champion Gwenwynwyn (goo-in-win-win) ap Naf (nahv) was among his 222 knights. Fighting and dying in his last battle at Camlann, more notable might be his wife Gwenhwyfar (goo-in-hwy-vahr), and his knights Bedwyr and Cai (kay). FTP, this describes what hero of the Mabinogion, a king who might be better known from English-language works by T.H. White and Sir Thomas Mallory.
His dagger was called Carnwennan (karn-wen-ahn), his shield was Wynebgwrthucher (woo-neb-goor-thoo-hair)
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