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Quando o Rei Coel II ap Cadwan de Colchester nasceu em 0220, em Roman, Sakha (Yakutia), Rússia, seu pai, o Rei Cadwan mac Fiacha de Cumbria, tinha 41 anos e sua mãe, Gladys "A Jovem" verch Lleuver Mawr, tinha 27. Ele se casou com Strada "a Bela" ferch Cadwan no Castelo de Colchester, Colchester, Essex, Inglaterra. Eles tiveram pelo menos um filho e duas filhas. Ele faleceu em 0285, em sua cidade natal, aos 65 anos.

Breve História de Vida de Helena - Quando Santa Helena ferch Coel nasceu em abril de 0248, na Anatólia, Türkiye, seu pai, o Rei Coel II ap Cadwan de Colchester, tinha 28 anos e sua mãe, Strada ´a Bela´ ferch Cadwan, tinha 28 anos. Ela se casou com Constâncio I Cloro, Imperador de Roma, em 0272, em Roma, Lácio, Itália. Eles foram pais de pelo menos 1 filho. Em 259, aos 13 anos, sua ocupação é listada como garçonete na Bitínia. Santa Helena, era a mãe do imperador romano Constantino, o Grande. Ela nasceu fora das classes nobres,[1] uma grega, possivelmente na cidade grega de Drepana, Bitínia, na Ásia Menor. na Anatólia, Türkiye. Ela morreu por volta de 18 de agosto de 20329, em Kocaeli, Izmit, Kocaeli, Türkiye, aos 81 anos, e foi enterrada em Roma, Lazio, Itália.

Brief Life History of Helena - When St. Helena ferch Coel was born in April 0248, in Anatolia, Türkiye, her father, King Coel II ap Cadwan of Colchester, was 28 and her mother, Strada ´the Fair´ ferch Cadwan, was 28. She married Constantius I Chlorus Emperor of Rome in 0272, in Roma, Lazio, Italy. They were the parents of at least 1 son. In 259, at the age of 13, her occupation is listed as barmaid in bithynia saint helena, was the mother of roman emperor constantine the great. she was born outside of the noble classes,[1] a greek, possibly in the greek city of drepana, bithynia in asia minor. in Anatolia, Türkiye. She died about 18 August 0329, in Kocaeli, Izmit, Kocaeli, Türkiye, at the age of 81, and was buried in Rome, Roma, Lazio, Italy.

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Constantius I Chlorus Emperor of RomeMale0250–0306
St. Helena ferch CoelFemale0248–0329
Marriage0272Roma, Lazio, Italy
Children (1)

Constantine The Great Emperor of RomeMale0272–0337

SpouseFlavius Valerius Ap Coel IMale0242–0306St. Helena ferch CoelFemale0248–0329ParentsKing Coel II ap Cadwan of ColchesterMale0220–0285Strada ´the Fair´ ferch CadwanFemale0220–0300Siblings (3)Cunedd ap Coel IIMale0240–0280St. Helena ferch CoelFemale0248–0329Oriuna verch ColeFemale0304–Deceased

When Constantius I Chlorus Emperor of Rome was born on 31 March 0250, in Roman Empire, his father, Augustus Flavius Valerius Constantinius, was 20 and his mother, Claudia Crispina, was 26. He married St. Helena ferch Coel in 0272, in Roma, Lazio, Italy. They were the parents of at least 1 son. In 293, at the age of 43, his occupation is listed as caesar of the western roman empire in Roman Empire. He died on 25 July 0306, in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 56, and was buried in St Helen´s Church, Denton, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

SpouseConstantius I Chlorus Emperor of RomeMale0250–0306
Flavia Maximiana TheodoraFemale0275–0326

Children (11)
Flavius Julius Constantius of RomeMale0289–0337
Flavius DalmatiusMale0290–Deceased
Flavius Julius Constantius Römischer PatriziusMale0291–0337
Flavia Eutropia noblissima feminaFemale0291–0350
Flavia Julia ConstantiaFemale0293–0330
Flavius Dalmatius, the CensorMale0293–0337
Anastasia CamulodFemale0296–Deceased
Gaius Flavius Julius Crispus Caesar CamulodMale0300–0326
Flavia Julia Constantia Römische KaiserinFemale0300–Deceased
Constans I Augustus Emperor of RomeMale0308–0350
Flavius Julius Constans I Emperor of the Roman EmpireMale0323–0350

SpouseConstantius I Chlorus Emperor of RomeMale0250–0306St. Helena ferch CoelFemale0248–0329Marriage0272Roma, Lazio, ItalyChildren (1)Constantine The Great Emperor of RomeMale0272–0337ParentsAugustus Flavius Valerius ConstantiniusMale0230–0270Claudia CrispinaFemale0224–DeceasedSiblings (1)Constantius I Chlorus Emperor of RomeMale0250–0306

SpouseKing Marius of Siluria and WalesMale0050–DeceasedJulia Victoria verch PrasutagusFemale0052–0120SpouseKing Marius of Siluria and WalesMale0050–DeceasedJulia Victoria Panardun Prasutigassdaughter Princess Of The Icenians Queen Of The InceniansFemale0040–0100ParentsCaradog Ap Brân King Of WalesMale0010–0100Saint Eigen Ap Caratacus Of BritainFemale0035–DeceasedSiblings (6)King Cyllin ap Caradog of SiluriaMale0035–DeceasedGladys Claudia verch CaradogFemale0036–0096Lleyn ap CaradogMale0045–0076King Marius of Siluria and WalesMale0050–DeceasedMarius Emeurig Cyllin Ap Caradog King Of The BritonsMale0055–0125Coellyn ap CaradogMale0060–0099" The Irish king Matholwch sails to Harlech to speak with Brân the Blessed, high king of the Island of the Mighty and to ask for the hand of his sister Branwen in marriage, thus forging an alliance between the two islands. Brân agrees to Matholwch´s request, but the celebrations are cut short when Efnysien, a half-brother of Brân and Branwen, brutally mutilates Matholwch´s horses, angry that his permission was not sought in regard to the marriage.[1] Matholwch is deeply offended until Brân offers him compensation in the form of a magic cauldron that can restore the dead to life. Pleased with the gift, Matholwch and Branwen sail back to Ireland to reign.Once in Matholwch´s kingdom, Branwen gives birth to a son, Gwern, but Efnysien´s insult continues to rankle among the Irish, and eventually Branwen is mistreated, banished to the kitchen[1] and beaten every day. She tames a starling and sends it across the Irish Sea with a message to her brother Brân. Brân wades across the Irish Sea to rescue her with his brother Manawydan and a huge host of warriors, mustered from the 154 cantrefi of Britain, following in ships. The Irish offer to make peace, and build a house big enough to entertain Brân, but they hang a hundred bags inside, supposedly containing flour but actually containing armed warriors. Efnysien, suspecting treachery, reconnoitres the hall and kills the warriors by crushing their skulls. Later, at the feast, Efnysien, again feeling insulted, murders Gwern by burning him alive, and a vicious battle breaks out. Seeing that the Irish are using the cauldron to revive their dead, he hides among the Irish corpses and is thrown into the cauldron by the unwitting enemy. He destroys the cauldron from within, sacrificing himself in the process.Only seven men survive the conflict, among them Manawydan, Taliesin and Pryderi fab Pwyll, prince of Dyfed, Branwen having herself died of a broken heart.[3] The survivors are told by a mortally wounded Brân to cut off his head and to return it to Britain.[3] For seven years the seven survivors stay in Harlech, where they are entertained by Brân´s head, which continues to speak. They later move on to Gwales (often identified with Grassholm Island off Dyfed) where they live for eighty years without perceiving the passing of time. Eventually, Heilyn fab Gwyn opens the door of the hall facing Cornwall and the sorrow of what had befallen them returns. As instructed, they take the now silent head to the Gwynfryn, the "White Hill" (thought to be the location where the Tower of London now stands), where they bury it facing France so as to ward off invasion. "" King Bran was sitting on the rocky shore at Harlech when he saw thirteen ships over the horizon coming from Southern Ireland. Soon the boat men came to shore declaring the fleet belonged to the Irish Lord Matholwch who came seeking Bran´s sister Branwen´s hand in marriage. Of course to Bran this union made sense, someone worthy of his sister had come forth and their union would bring forth a powerful alliance for the two kingdoms. Bran readily welcomed King Matholwch of Ireland ashore and gave him great hospitality. The wedding was decidedly set at the coast to Aberffraw. All this had to be set inside specially erected tents since no house had yet been built that could accommodate the giant King Bran. Soon after all the wedding and celebration took place Bran´s half brother Efnysien returned to Wales and was puzzled to see so many foreign horses stabled. He asked whom the horses belonged and was enraged to find his sister had been given away without his consent. In his anger he maimed all the Irish horses by cutting their lips back to their gums, their ears down to their skulls, eyelids to eyeballs, and their tails to their rumps. Matholwch´s courtiers advised him to see this as a calculated insult from the Welsh and was in the end persuaded to head back home in dudgeon. Bran sent his best messengers to attempt to sway Matholwch. He sent with them a stick of solid silver as tall as himself and as thick as a finger along with a plate made of gold the circumference of his face. He also offered to replace every horse maimed and begged Matholwch to see his family dilemma, Bran could not execute his own brother. He begged to meet with the Irish King face to face so that he might make a humble apology. The two kings met again, however during the meeting Matholwch expressed his feeling that Bran´s compensation was too small. Bran could not stand for that, so he offered Matholwch a magic black cauldron that could bring the dead back to life on the condition they could not speak. Matholwch was astounded by this great gift and forgot all unpleasantries that had come before. The next morning the fleet of thirteen ships left for Ireland with Branwen and Matholwch side by side. 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