Bridei I

Bridei I-554-yildan 584-yilgacha hukmronlik qilgan. Manbalar noaniq yoki qarama-qarshi, ammo uning mahkamasi Lox Nessning yonida va u nasroniy boʻlgan boʻlishi mumkin deb ishoniladi. „Pikt shohi“ unvonini talab qiladigan zamondoshlar bor edi. U 580-yillarning oʻrtalarida, ehtimol urushda vafot etgan va uning oʻrniga Domelch oʻgʻli Gartnait II tayinlangan.

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Maelxonning oʻgʻli Bridei 584-586-yillarda vafotigacha Piktlarning shohi boʻlgan. Uning ismining boshqa shakllariga Melcho oʻgʻli Bryud va Irlandiya manbalarida Maelchu oʻgʻli Bryuid va Maelchonning oʻgʻli Bruidhe kiradi. U birinchi marotaba 558-560-yillardagi Irlandiya yilnomalarida esga olinadi, bu yerda Ulsterning yilliknomalarida „Melchuning oʻgʻli qirol Bryuedgacha boʻlgan migratsiya“ xabar qilingan^[1].

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Bridei Artur davrida Jon Morris tomonidan Maelgwn Gvineddning oʻgʻli boʻlganligi taxmin qilinadi, u yerda „…^[2] Shimoliy Uelsning qudratli qiroli Maelgwnning oʻgʻli Bridei …“ deb aytiladi. Kitob tijorat yutugʻiga aylangan boʻlsa ham, uni tarixchilar "notoʻgʻri maʼlumotlarning ishonchsiz manbai sifatida rad etadilar^[3].

Brideining oʻlimi 580-yillarda, ehtimol, Surnin shahrida Morgish raqiblariga qarshi jangda, Mearns bilan mos keladigan deb oʻylagan hududda boʻlgan^[4]. Pikt xronikasida qirollarning roʻyxatlari Bridei Domelchning oʻgʻli Gartnaitdan keyin ekanligiga ishonishadi.

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↑ The entry in question is AU 558.2; compare AU560.1 and AU560.2 where these are not associated and also AT559.2 and 559.3. For speculation, Morris, The Age of Arthur and was believed to have died in the 580’s and was also known in his lifetime as the "Underking of Orkney', p. 182 ff.
↑ Morris, John (1973), The Age of Arthur: a history of the British Isles from 350 to 650, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 192-bet
↑ D. P. Kirby and J. E. C. Williams, „Review of The Age of Arthur“, Studia Celtica, 10-11 (1975-76), pp. 454-486; „an outwardly impressive piece of scholarship“, it went on to argue that this apparent scholarship „crumbles upon inspection into a tangled tissue of fact and fantasy which is both misleading and misguided“.
↑ Annals of Tigernach, s.a. 584; Annals of Ulster, s.a. 584. The entry in 505 mentioned earlier is approximately one 84-year Easter cycle misplaced. Bridei’s death in battle in Circinn is in the Annals of Tigernach, s.a. 752, apparently misplaced by two cycles; see M.O. Anderson, pp. 36-37.

[1] The entry in question is AU 558.2; compare AU560.1 and AU560.2 where these are not associated and also AT559.2 and 559.3. For speculation, Morris, The Age of Arthur and was believed to have died in the 580’s and was also known in his lifetime as the "Underking of Orkney', p. 182 ff.

[2] Morris, John (1973), The Age of Arthur: a history of the British Isles from 350 to 650, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 192-bet

[3] D. P. Kirby and J. E. C. Williams, „Review of The Age of Arthur“, Studia Celtica, 10-11 (1975-76), pp. 454-486; „an outwardly impressive piece of scholarship“, it went on to argue that this apparent scholarship „crumbles upon inspection into a tangled tissue of fact and fantasy which is both misleading and misguided“.

[4] Annals of Tigernach, s.a. 584; Annals of Ulster, s.a. 584. The entry in 505 mentioned earlier is approximately one 84-year Easter cycle misplaced. Bridei’s death in battle in Circinn is in the Annals of Tigernach, s.a. 752, apparently misplaced by two cycles; see M.O. Anderson, pp. 36-37.

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