A legend says that, during this man's rule, a beautiful young lady wore a ring of priceless value and walked the land from north to south without being attacked, demonstrating the lack of crime during his reign. In order to secure his position, he wed his daughter to a man known as "Silkbeard" and wed himself to that man's mother Gormflaith, the princess of Naas, but she would later revolt against
A legend says that, during this man's rule, a beautiful young lady wore a ring of priceless value and walked the land from north to south without being attacked, demonstrating the lack of crime during his reign. In order to secure his position, he wed his daughter to a man known as "Silkbeard" and wed himself to that man's mother Gormflaith, the princess of Naas, but she would later revolt against him along with her brother Maelmurra. A warrior of the Dalcassian line, he allegedly met his death as an old man while praying in a tent on Good Friday, which had been chosen as the day to attack his armies since he was thought too pious to fight. Originally the ruler of the kingdom of Thomond, this son of Cennetig was slain on that day at the Battle of Clontarf, but his armies later emerged victorious and killed his assassin, Brodir, and the band of Viking invaders. FTP, name this High King from 1002 to 1014 CE who is celebrated for uniting the tribes of Ireland.
A legend says that, during this man's rule, a beautiful young lady wore a ring of priceless value and walked the land from north to south without being attacked, demonstrating the lack of crime during his reign.
{Brian Boru} (or {Brian Boruma} mac Cennetig)