Hugh de Lacy, Çhiarn y Vee

Hugh de Lacy, Çhiarn y Vee
Beashnys
Ruggyr	roish 1135; Herefordshite, Reeriaght Hostyn
Baase	25 Jerrey Souree 1186; Darú, Çhiarnaght Nerin
Çhiarn-ynnydagh Nerin
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Jannooyn
Keird	feudeyr
Earish henndeeagh	Sheeloghe y 12h eash
Coorse caggee
Ammys	Inry II Hostyn
Lught thie
Lught-thie	Mooinjer de Lacy
Sheshey	Rohese Trefynwy ; Róis Ní Chonchobair
Paitçhey	Rolley 10;
Paarant	Gilbert de Lacy; Agnes de Lacy; ;
	Reagh ny leaghyn ec Wikidata

She shellooder thallooin as shellooder oik reeoil Anglo-Normanagh va Hugh de Lacy, Çhiarn y Vee, 4oo Barran Lacy (Anglo-Normanish: Huge de Laci; roish 1135 – 25 Jerrey Souree 1186). Shymmey cooid thallooin v'echey ayns Herefordshire as Shropshire. Kyndagh rish e chommeeys ayns ruegys Anglo-Normanagh er Nerin, va thallooin Reeriaght y Vee er nyn ghiootal da 'sy vlein 1172 lesh y ree Anglo-Normanagh Inry II, agh lhisagh eh goaill greim as stiurey orroo. Haink Çhiarnaght y Vee dy ve ny seyrsnys smoo ayns Nerin.

Bea leah

She mac lesh Gilbert de Lacy (hooar baase lurg 1163) ass Ewyas Lacy, Weobley, as Ludlow va Hugh de Lacy. T'eh raait dy row arganeys thallooin echey rish Josce de Dinan bentyn rish thallooyn er lheh ayns Herefordshire 'sy vlein 1154. Ghow eh shelloo er thallooyn yn ayr echey roish y vlein 1163 as ayns 1165–66 v'eh ayns shelloo hoght leaghyn reejerey jeig daeed as tree kerroo, as va nuy tannyssyn echey gyn shirveish reejerey.^[1]

Coorse ayns Nerin

Ayns Jerrey Fouyir 1171 hie Lacy marish Inry II myr ayrn jeh forse Anglo-Normanagh dy ruegey Nerin, as leah 'sy vlein 1172 v'eh currit son biallys Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, Ard-ree Nerin, dy gheddyn. Roish my ren Inry goll er-ash dys Sostyn mysh jerrey Vayrnt 1172, va'n Vee cur liorish shirveish jeih reejereeyn as daeed as pooar begnagh reeoil echey er ny ghiootal da; va currym Chashtal Ghivlyn currit da chammah.^[1] Myr shen, t'eh raait jiu dy nee Lacy va'n chied Lhiass-ree Nerin, oik v'echey tree keayrt (ayns ny bleeantyn 1172, 1179, as c. 1180), y trass keayrt marish Aspick Salisbury.^[2]

Cha ren Tighearnán Ua Ruairc, Ree Bréifne ec y traa shen, doltey rish gioot y Vee da Lacy. Ren eshyn as Lacy coloayrt er Tlachta, cronk scanshoil 'sy Vee. Cha row rah ayns ny barganeyssyn as dirree arganeys magh raad va çhyndaader er ny varroo. Ren Lacy çhea agh va Ua Ruairc er ny varroo lesh shleiy as eh goll er mooin e chabbyl, as va'n kione echey giarrit jeh. Va e chione currit er paayl erskyn giat Chashtal Ghivlyn as, ny s'anmey, currit da Inry II. Ta Recortyssyn ny Kiare Mainshtyryn gra dy row Ua Ruairc er ny varroo dy traitooragh.

Imraaghyn

1 2 Kingsford 1892.
↑ O'Mahony, Charles (1912). The Viceroys of Ireland. dg. 16.

Kianglaghyn magh

https://web.archive.org/web/20110615122847/http://www.ria.ie/RIA/files/1a/1a50fbf3-5fb8-4148-bb8e-3ca6d22a01a9.pdf
LibraryIreland.com
Remfry, P.M., Longtown Castle, 1048 to 1241 (ISBN 1-899376-29-1)
Remfry, P.M., The Castles of Ewias Lacy, 1048 to 1403 (ISBN 1-899376-37-2)

Oikyn politickagh
Enmys noa	Çhiarn Ard-chiannoort Nerin ?–1186	Ny yei Walter de Lacy, Çhiarn y Vee

[FOOTNOTEKingsford1892-1] 1 2 Kingsford 1892.

[2] O'Mahony, Charles (1912). The Viceroys of Ireland. dg. 16.

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