domnall midi造句

• 羍d All醤 was succeeded as High King by Domnall Midi.
• Niall followed Domnall Midi as High King in 763.
• He was attacked there by Domnall Midi of the Clann Cholm醝n branch and defeated.
• 羍d All醤 died in 743, in battle at Seredmag, defeated by Domnall Midi of Clann Cholm醝n.
• In 765 Fallomon is recorded as aiding Donnchad against Murchad, another of Domnall Midi's sons.
• Muiredach's son Bran Ardchenn mac Muiredaig ( died 795 ) married Domnall Midi's daughter Eithne.
• Muiredach maintained good relations the High King of Ireland, Domnall Midi ( died 763 ) of the Clann Cholm醝n.
• It is suggested that Colm醤 M醨 was added to the genealogies in the time of Domnall Midi ( died 763 ).
• Where Niall Frossach is concerned, some years may have elapsed between the death of Domnall Midi and Niall's inauguration.
• Domnall Midi's son Donnchad Midi ( died 797 ) began to claim the throne of Tara in 770 when he campaigned against Leinster.
• In 733 Cathal raided the lands of the Southern U?N閕ll, but was defeated and driven off from Tailtiu by Domnall Midi of Clann Cholm醝n.
• A period of peace under the high kings Domnall Midi ( died 763 ) of the Clann Cholm醝n and Niall Frossach ( died 778 ) of the Cen閘 nE骻ain.
• 羍d All醤 was defeated and slain in the battle at Seredmag by Domnall Midi ( died 763 ) of the Clann Cholm醝n branch of the southern Ui Neill in 743.
• His brother was recognized as King of the North as the representative of the high king Domnall Midi ( died 763 ) of the Clann Cholm醝n of the southern Ui Neill.
• Nothing further is recorded of Fallomon until after the death of Domnall Midi in 763, at which time he appears as an ally of Domnall's kin and, in particular, Domnall's son Donnchad Midi.
• However the new high king Domnall Midi ( died 763 ) of the Clann Cholm醝n branch of the southern Ui Neill appointed 羍d Muinderg ( died 747 ) of the rival Cen閘 Conaill as his representative in the North ( " R?in Tuaiscert " ).
• On May 6, 795 Bran and his wife Eithne ( Aine ), daughter of Domnall Midi were assassinated in a church at Cell C鷌le Duma ( near Stradbally, Co . Leix ) by his successor F韓snechta Cethardec mac Cellaig ( died 808 ) of the U?D鷑chada sept.
• Flaithbertach's son 羍d Muinderg is called " r?in Tuaisceart " & mdash; King of the North, a title apparently meaning that he was acknowledged as chief ruler among the northern U?N閕ll and perhaps as Domnall Midi's deputy & mdash; at his death in 764.
• The " Annals of Ulster " record that Cathal usually taken to be Cathal mac Finguine, King of Munster was first of all defeated by Domnall Midi and Clann Cholm醝n M醝r at Tailtiu, site of the main U?N閕ll 骵nach, and then victorious against Fallomon and Clann Cholm醝n Bicc at the Hill of Ward, site of the 骵nach of Tlachtga, second in importance only to that of Tailtiu.
• Murchad left at least two sons, Domnall Midi, who was later high king, and Coirpre, who died in 749 . Bressal mac Murchado, killed in 764, may have been Murchad's son . ( Bressal may have been Domnall Midi's grandson, through Domnall's son Murchad . ) Domnall became king of Uisnech, but Fogartach returned from Britain in 716 and was clearly the chief king among the southern U?N閕ll.