Maredudd ab Owain (d. 999): most famous king of the Welsh

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MAREDUDD AB OWAIN (D.999): THE MOST FAMOUS KING OF THE WELSH Thornton, David E Welsh History Review = Cylchgrawn Hanes Cymru; Dec 1, 1997; 18, 4; Periodicals Archive Online pg. 567

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