Tudwal Tudglyd - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack: removing stub since theres nothing else on him.

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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.
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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a ~~{{Wiki\|Celtic Briton~~\|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a [[Britons\|Brittonic]] kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

	In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his [[sword]] it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from. The whetstone's design was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref>		In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his [[sword]] it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from. The whetstone's design was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref>

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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a {{Wiki\|Celtic Briton\|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a {{Wiki\|Celtic Briton\|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

	In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his [[sword]] it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from.~~<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – Whetstone's Inscription</ref>~~ The whetstone's design was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla''</ref>		In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his [[sword]] it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from. The whetstone's design was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a {{Wiki\|Celtic Briton\|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.		'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki\|Strathclyde\|Alt Clud}}, a {{Wiki\|Celtic Briton\|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain\|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

	In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his sword it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – Whetstone's Inscription</ref> The design ~~of the halter~~ was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla''</ref>		In [[Wales\|Welsh]] {{Wiki\|Welsh mythology\|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain\|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his [[sword]] it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – Whetstone's Inscription</ref> The whetstone's design was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu\|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire\|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla''</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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{{WP-REAL|cy:Tudwal Tudclyd}}
{{Stub}}
'''Tudwal Tudglyd''' (died c. 604) was an early king of {{Wiki|Strathclyde|Alt Clud}}, a {{Wiki|Celtic Briton|Brittonic}} kingdom in [[Great Britain|North Britain]]. He was the father of [[Rhydderch Hael]] who succeeded him as king.

In [[Wales|Welsh]] {{Wiki|Welsh mythology|mythology}}, Tudwal possessed a [[Treasures of Britain|magical whetstone]] with the ability to discriminate between cowards and brave men: if a cowardly man used it to sharpen his sword it would not cut through anything, whereas if a brave man used it he was certain to kill any man he drew blood from.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – Whetstone's Inscription</ref> The design of the halter was later replicated on a tablet made from a [[Isu|precursor]] material, and was later hidden within [[Deoraby Spar Cavern]], [[Nottinghamshire|Snotinghamscire]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla''</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{Mo}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Individuals]]
[[Category:604 deaths]]
[[Category:Britons]]
[[Category:Monarchs of Strathclyde]]
[[Category:Welsh mythology]]