Cadeyrn Fendigaid
Cadeyrn ap Vortigern (405? - 447; Catigern in English, according to an older form), also called Cadeyrn Fendigaid (Blessed) was the founder of the royal line of Powys (a kingdom of the east of the Wales). Its name Cadeyrn (of Cat, fights, and tigern, chief) means " Prince Guerrier".
Cadeyrn was the second wire of Vortigern, the legendary high-king of Great Britain, but one is unaware of which capacity it had. The field of Powys was indeed given to him by his/her father and it is probable that it remained vassal with his service. Saint Germain blesses it at the time of its first visit in Great Britain in 429, from where its nickname of Blessed Cadeyrn.
In 447, his/her brother Vormiter rebelled against his father and Cadeyrn was that which directed the troops against him. It was killed at the time of a battle and was buried close to the dolmen of Kit' S Coty House. It was his/her son Cadell " with the Rutilant" Pommel; which succeeded to him.
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