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• Conn Cétchathach
  '''Conn Cétchathach''' ("possessing a hundred battles" or "a hundred battalions", pron. /kɒn ' ...in. An earlier text, ''Baile Chuinn Cétchathaigh'' (The Ecstatic Vision of Conn Cétchathach") gives a poetic list of kings, many of which are recognisable from the tra
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• Conn Cétchathach/Definition
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• Conn Cétchathach/Bibliography
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• Conn Cétchathach/Related Articles
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• Conn of the Hundred Battles
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• Conn Céadchathach
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• Conn Ceadchathach
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• Conn Cetchathach
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• Connachta
  ..."). They were named after their supposed descent from the legendary king [[Conn Cétchathach]].
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• Connachta/Related Articles
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• Connacht
  ...c and medieval dynasties who traced their ancestry to the legendary king [[Conn Cétchathach]]. The preferred English spelling is "Connacht". The spelling "Connaught",
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• Conn Cétchathach
  '''Conn Cétchathach''' ("possessing a hundred battles" or "a hundred battalions", pron. /kɒn ' ...in. An earlier text, ''Baile Chuinn Cétchathaigh'' (The Ecstatic Vision of Conn Cétchathach") gives a poetic list of kings, many of which are recognisable from the tra
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• Conaire Mór
  ...accession. After Eterscél's death, the [[Laigin]] and the descendants of [[Conn Cétchathach]] gather at Tara to choose a new king. A chariot was harnessed to two unbro The traditional list of High Kings places Conaire more than a century before Conn Cétchathach, but as we have seen, ''De Shíl Chonaire Móir'' places him later than Con
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• Ulaid
  ...were a group of dynasties who traced their descent to the legendary king [[Conn Cétchathach]], whose reign is traditionally dated to the 2nd century. However, the chro
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• Cormac mac Airt
  ...[[Art mac Cuinn|Art]]), also known as '''Cormac ua Cuinn''' (grandson of [[Conn Cétchathach|Conn]]) or '''Cormac Ulfada''' (long beard), was, according to medieval Iri ...However, in other traditions Eithne is the wife of Cormac's grandfather [[Conn Cétchathach]]. Keating says the foster-daughter of Buchet that Cormac married was anoth
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