sixth century christian north wales saint martyr son king northern britain took shelter companion mentioned carrying red hot coal clothes clothes getting burnt leaving killed south possibly acting retaliation insults brother paid local ruler area died village named parish church life little known certain dates birth death given sources said sons king northern britain lost lands sought safety family ruler gave land north east island district known relatives included brothers sister brothers including number siblings varies different manuscripts companion cousin christian cornwall active century established disused roman fort called town welsh fort mentioned connection manuscript written contains accounts life mentioned accounts life incident sent fire returned carrying red hot coal clothes burnt point parted company possibly disagreement possibly brother insulted forced dismiss versions appear manuscript accounts moved south killed area called insult king commemoration area death known point church established welsh word originally meant enclosure church modified form saint thought point monastery location known welsh word martyr saint pope historian notes wales locally conferred medieval welsh saints appears roman_catholic_church uncertain church established church community recorded taxation national survey church names property church dedicated village worship church wales reported bubbling holy area called parents offer eaten attendant priest order stop children nearby farm named lost
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