< Translation:The Annals of Wales B

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Year. Night bright as day. Pipin king of the Franks died.
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Year. Osfrit king of the Saxons died.
Year. The consecration of St. Michael's on Mt. Gargan.[1]
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Year. A hot summer.
Year. Beli son of Elphin died. The Battle of Heil among the Corinians, the Battle of Garthmailauc, the Battle of Pencon among the right-hand Britons and the Britons were the victors.[2]
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Year. The Battle of Mt. Carno.
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Year. Beda the p[r]iest slept.
Year. Owin king of the Picts died.[3]
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Year. Battle between the Picts and the Br[it]ons and the king of the Picts[4] Talargan is killed. Teudur son of Beli died.
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Year. Rodri king of the Britons died.
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Year. Edphalt king of the Saxons died.
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Year. Battle between the Britons and Saxons. Denawal son of Teudur died.
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Year. Easter is mov[e]d among the Britons up a Sunday, amended by Elbodus servant of God.
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Year. Fernwail son of Idwal died.
Year. Chemoith king of the Picts died.
Year. Cubert the abbot died.
Year. Devastation of the right-handed Britons by Offa.
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Year. Devastation of the Britons by Offa during the summer.
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Year. The first coming of the gentiles to Hibernia.
Year. Offa king of the Mercians died.
Year. Maredut king of the Demetians died
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Year. Caraudoc king of the Venedotians has his throat slit by Saxons
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Year. Arthen lord of Keredigeaun died. An eclipse of the sun.
Year. The king of the Demetians died and Catel king of the Powisi died.
Year. Elbodu bishop of Wenedotia died.
Year. The moon is covered. The burning of Menevia. The death of cattle in Britain.
Year. Owin son of Meredut died.
Year. Battle between Howel and Kinan. H[owel] was the victor.
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Year. There was great thunder and many fires. Trifin son of Rein died. Grifri son of Chengen deceitfully killed by his own brother Elissed. Howel triumphed over the island Monia[5] and drove Conan out from there.
Year. Howel is exiled from Mon. Chinan the king died. Saxons invaded the Ereri mountains and the realm of Roweniauc.
Year. The Battle of Llanmais.
Year. Cenuil devastated the regions of the Demetians
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Year. The castle Deganhui is destroyed by the Saxons and they drew Powis into their power.
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Year. Howel died.
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Year. Eclipse of the moon. Saturwiu bishop of Menevia died.
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Notes

  1. ↑ The original "Mount Gargan" was Monte Gargano in Apulia, but the name spread and was used indiscriminately for other mountains said to have been visited by the Archangel. Presumably, the 8th-century monastery in Cornwall is intended here.
  2. ↑ The Chronicle of the Princes (Brut) records these battles occurring in the same year as the hot summer, AD 720.
  3. ↑ Presumably the little-known Eógan of w:Dál Riata is meant here, rather than Óengus of the true Picts, who was just beginning his reign around the time of Bede's death.
  4. ↑ So called. Most sources make Óengus king at this point.
  5. ↑ Given the general similarity of their Latin and Old Welsh names and the distinction between this year and the one after it, it is quite possible Man is meant instead.
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