Medieval Realms
My thoughts on medieval history, plus book reviews, Q&As and extracts from my historical fiction and nonfiction.
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Golden-horned kings
Gruffudd ab Yr Ynad Coch was a Welsh poet who composed the moving elegy for Prince Llywelyn the Last, killed in 1282. The elegy is widely considered one of the finest poems in Welsh and European medieval literature.
Below is an extrac...
New England
When the English exiles arrived in Constantinople, they were offered places in the Varangian Guard by the Emperor. This was Alexios I, called ‘King Kirjalax’ in the Edwardsaga, one of the sources for the English migration.
Alexios I Komne...
Robin Hood - the reality
I have been discussing Walter Devyas, a historical Anglo-Welsh outlaw whom I believe may preserve part of the background to the Robin Hood tradition.
Attached is a remarkable entry from the York assizes of 1279–81, newly translated for me...
The ballad of Thomas le Ragged
Thomas le Ragged was a verderer of the Peak Forest in Derbyshire and chief forester of the manor of Wakefield in Yorkshire. It may seem a little eccentric, but in my opinion he was as good a ‘Robin Hood’ as anyone.
As a verderer/forester,...
The Welsh Robin Hood
While discussing all these English outlaws, I should not ignore the Welsh variety.
One particular tale centred on the castle of Dolwyddelan in North Wales, now a romantic ruin. During the Wars of the Roses, it was the subject of a vicious...
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I am an established writer of historical fiction and nonfiction and a medieval nut. Interests include medieval Wales and the Byzantine Empire, English folklore, Norse legends & mythology, and a whole lot more.
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