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Gwladys

Gwladys

Saint
March 29

Gwladys (* c. 500, Brecon) — Saint. Feast day: 29 March.

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Gwladys was a 6th-century Welsh queen and the daughter of King Brychan. As the wife of the king Gwynllyw Milwr, she was the mother of Saint Cadoc, a figure whose biography is noted for potentially containing one of the earliest references to King Arthur. Following her marriage, she eventually transitioned from royal life to a religious existence, living as a hermit alongside her husband to seek a more spiritual path.

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