Flaws Hen — Loredex

attribution: 141-a, he is made to descend from a certain Flaws Hen, king of Dyfed, while the saints named as his descendants seem to have belonged chiefly to Gwyneff and Powys (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter VI: The Folklore of the Wells)

"So in due time he had to be attached to some royal family, and in the lolo MSS., pp. 141-a, he is made to descend from a certain Flaws Hen, king of Dyfed, while the saints named as his descendants seem to have belonged chiefly to Gwyneff and Powys."

141-a, he is made to descend from a certain Flaws Hen, king of Dyfed, while the saints named as his descendants seem to have belonged chiefly to Gwyneff and Powys (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter VI: The Folklore of the Wells)

"So in due time he had to be attached to some royal family, and in the lolo MSS., pp. 141-a, he is made to descend from a certain Flaws Hen, king of Dyfed, while the saints named as his descendants seem to have belonged chiefly to Gwyneff and Powys."