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[[Rhodri the Great|Rhodri ap Merfyn]] became King of [[Gwynedd|Gwenydd]] in 844 CE. Through marriage to [[Angharad ferch Meurig]], Rhodri expanded his kingdom to largely comprise modern-day [[Wales]], giving him the title {{Wiki|King of the Britons}}. | [[Rhodri the Great|Rhodri ap Merfyn]] became King of [[Kingdom of Gwynedd|Gwenydd]] in 844 CE. Through marriage to [[Angharad ferch Meurig]], Rhodri expanded his kingdom to largely comprise modern-day [[Wales]], giving him the title {{Wiki|King of the Britons}}. | ||
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Rhodri ap Merfyn became King of Gwenydd in 844 CE. Through marriage to Angharad ferch Meurig, Rhodri expanded his kingdom to largely comprise modern-day Wales, giving him the title King of the Britons.
Wedding gift: Wales!
More important than the territorial increase, however, was the political intelligence that Angharad brought to the marriage. Together, Rhodri and Angharad formed a unified and savvy leadership over expansive holdings surrounded by hostile forces. A canny warrior, Rhodri fought against both Mercians and Vikings (he bested Ivarr the Boneless in an early encounter). He would eventually become known as Rhodri Mawr - "Rhodri the Great."