gallowglass造句

• Their role was to herd captured cattle away from the enemy territory and to support heavier troops such as the gallowglass.
• Many Irish kingdoms remained outside of Norman control and Gallowglass warriors were brought in from the Highlands to fight for various kings.
• It is assumed the Nevin family's large presence in modern Ireland arrived with the Gallowglass sometime before the 14th Century.
• Ruaidhr?s Clann Ruaidhr?descendants are recorded to have acted in Ireland as gallowglass commanders as late as the mid fourteenth century.
• Sandor begins to tell him a mysterious story and teaches Joe that he is a " gallowglass ", the servant of a chief.
• One such man, the gallowglass commander of Toirdhealbhach ?Conchobhair, King of Connacht ( died 1345 ) was notably slain in 1342.
• Crooked Timber was founded in July 2003 as a merger of several individual blogs, including Junius and Gallowglass, along with some new contributors.
• Some historians, like C . V . Wedgwood refer to them as a'Gallowglass'( i . e . mercenary ) regiment.
• Ruaidhr?seems to be identical to a certain Mac Somhairle who was slain in Ail閍n, being one of the earliest gallowglass commanders on record.
• Large numbers of gallowglass septs settled in Ireland after being dispossessed of their lands in Scotland for choosing the wrong sides in the Wars of Scottish Independence.
• A 15th-century grave slab survives in Inishowen, County Donegal dedicated to the memory of a Scottish gallowglass warrior named Manas Mac Mhoiresdean of Iona.
• The word " gallowglass " is rooted in Irish history and refers to foreigners hired to place themselves in front of the great chiefs as protection.
• ""'Gallowglass " "'is a British television mini-series adaptation of the Ruth Rendell novel of the same name.
• Members of this family settled in Ulster as gallowglass warriors in the Middle Ages, and are last recorded acting in such a capacity in the fourteenth century.
• Following the defeat of the Gaelic armies of the Donal O'Sullivan, along with many chiefs, Gallowglass, and their followers from Ulster, fled Ireland.
• Supporting Burke were ?Brian and MacNamara of Thomond, ?Carroll of Ely, ?Kennedy of Ormond, Mac I Briens of Aran, plus several Gallowglass units.
• Gallowglass fighters were joined by native Irish mercenaries called " buanadha " ( literally " quartered men " ) and by newer Scottish mercenaries known as " redshanks ".
• She recruited fighting men from both Ireland and Scotland, transporting the gallowglass mercenaries between their Scottish homes and Irish employers and plundering Scotland's outlying islands on her return trips.
• Kilconway was originally O'Flynn / O'Lynn territory, but was held by the MacQuillans as part of the Route, and later by the gallowglass sept of MacNeill.
• High Priestess and Lunar Aryn Gallowglass, an aged half-sister of the tyrant Ernest Gallowglass of Tethyr, is a shrewd business woman with three trade ships to her name.