Bréifne Thiar
ríocht Ghaelach
Ríocht Ghaelach stairiúil ba ea Bréifne Thiar (nó Breifne Uí Ruairc, a bhí ann ón mbliain 1256 go dtí 1605, suite i gContae Liatroma an lae inniu. Tháinig ann don ríocht tar éis cogadh ar feadh i bhfad idir clanna Uí Ruairc agus Uí Raghallaigh, agus deighleadh ríocht Bhréifne ina Bréifne Thoir agus Bréifne Thiar. Cruthaíodh a teorainneacha reatha sa bhliain 1583 nuair a rinneadh contae de Bhréifne Thiar agus tugadh an t-ainm “Liatroim” air, as an sráidbhaile, dún Uí Ruairc. Bhíodh muintir Uí Ruairc i gceannas ann go dtí an 17ú haois, nuair a coigistíodh a gcuid tailte ag Ríocht Shasana.[1]
Bréifne Thiar | ||||
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Suíomh | ||||
Tíreolaíocht | ||||
Ar theorainn le | ||||
Sonraí stairiúla | ||||
Leanann sé/sí | Bréifne | |||
Cruthú | 1256 | |||
Díscaoileadh | 1605 | |||
Á leanúint ag | Ríoghacht Éireann |
Clanna Bhréifne Thiar
cuir in eagarContae Liatroma
cuir in eagar- Uí Ruairc, ríthe oidhreachta Bhreifne Thiar, de shliocht Uí Bhriúin
- Mhic Raghnaill, taoisigh Mhuintir Eolais, Liatroim agus Maothail
- Mhic Conshámha, as Inis Mac Rá i mbarúntacht Droim Dhá Thiar
- Mhic Cagadháin, as Gleann Fearna
- Mhic Dhorchadha, taoisigh of Chineál Luacháin, as Maothail
- Mhic Fhlannchadha, taoisigh Dartraidhe, Clochair (gan bheith measctha le Dartraí, Contae Mhuineacháin)
- Uí Mhaoilmhiadhaigh, chi taoisigh Theallach Chearbhalláin
- Mhic Fhionnbhair, lonnaithe i gContae an Longfoirt ach bhí tailte acu i ndeisceart Liatroma
- Mhic Mhaoilíosa, taoisigh Magh Breacraighe, ar an teorainn idir Liatroim agus an Longfort
- Mhic Fearghas as Ros Inbhir
- Uí Chuirnín, baird Uí Ruairc
Contae an Chabháin
cuir in eagar- Mhic Thiarnáin, taoisigh Teallach Dhúnchadha
- Mhic Shamhradhain, taoisigh Theallach Eathach
Contae Shligigh
cuir in eagar- Uí Fhinn, leath-thaoisigh Calraí, as Droim Lias, Contae Liatroma agus Calraí, Contae Shligigh
- Uí Chearbhaill, leath-thaoisigh Calraí
Ríthe Bhréifne Uí Ruairc
cuir in eagarAinm | Réimeas | Athair | Teaghlach | Nótaí |
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Conchobar | 1250–1257 | Tigernán mac Domnaill | Curtha as | |
Sitric | 1257 | Ualgarg mac Cathail | Maraithe | |
Amlaíb | 1257–1258 | Art mac Domnaill | ||
Domnall | 1258 | Conchobar mac Tigernáin | Curtha as | |
Art | 1258–1259 | Cathal mac Donnchadha | Curtha as | |
Domnall | 1259–1260 | Conchobar mac Tigernáin | Maraithe | |
Art Bec | 1260 | Art mac Domnall | ||
Art | 1261–1266 | Cathal Riabach mac Donnchadha | Curtha as | |
Conchobar Buide | 1266–1273 | Amlaíb mac Airt | ||
Tigernán | 1273–1274 | Aedh mac Ualgarg | ||
Art | 1275 | Cathal Riabach mac Donnchadha | Maraithe | |
Amlaíb | 1275–1307 | Art mac Cathal Riabach | Maraithe | |
Domnall Carrach | 1307–1311 | Amlaíb mac Airt | ||
Ualgarg Mór | 1316–1346 | Domnall Carrach | Maraithe | |
Flaithbheartach | 1346–1349 | Domnall Carrach | Droim Dhá Thiar | Curtha as |
Aodh bán | 1349–1352 | Ualgarg Mór | Droim Dhá Thiar | Maraithe |
Flaithbheartach | 1352 | Domnall Carrach | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Tadgh na gCaor | 1352–1376 | Ualgarg Mór | Carrigallen | |
Tigernán Mór | 1376–1418 | Ualgarg Mór | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Aodh buidhe | 1418–1419 | Tigernán Mór | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Art | 1419–1424 | Tadhg na gCaor | Carrigallen | Go bhfreasúra |
Tadhg | 1419–1435 | Tigernáin Mhóir | Droim Dhá Thiar | Go bhfreasúra |
Lochlann Ó Ruairc | 1435–1458 | Tadhg na gCaor | Carraig Álainn | Rí Bréifne Ó Ruairc Thoir |
Donnchadh Bacach | 1435–1445 | Tigernán Mór | Droim Dhá Thiar | Rí Bréifne Ó Ruairc Thiar |
Donnchadh | 1445–1449 | Tigernán Óg Tigernáin Mhóir | Carha | rí Bréifne Ó Ruairc Thiar |
Tigernán Óg | 1449–1468 | Tadhg mac Tigernáin Mhóir | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Domnall | 1468–1476 | Tadhg Mac Tigernáin Mhóir | Droim Dhá Thiar | Go bhfreasúra |
Donnchadh losc | 1468–1476 | Tigernán Mór mac Ualgarg Mór | Droim Dhá Thiar | Go bhfreasúra |
Feidhlimidh | 1476–1500 | Donnchadh mac Tigernáin oge | Carha | |
Eóghan | 1500–1528 | Tigernán óg mac Tadhg | Dromahair | |
Feidhlimidh | 1528–1536 | Feidhlimidh mac Donnchadha | An Cartha | Curtha as |
Brian Ballach | 1528–1559 | Eóghan mac Tigernáin Óig | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Tadhg | 1559–1560 | Brian Ballach | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Brian Ballach | 1560–1562 | Eóghan mac Tigernáin Óig | Droim Dhá Thiar | |
Aodh Gallda | 1562–1564 | Brian Ballach | Droim Dhá Thiar | Feallmaraithe |
Aodh Buidhe | 1564–1566 | Brian Ballach | Droim Dhá Thiar | Feallmaraithe |
Brian na Múrtha | 1566–1591 | Brian Ballach | Droim Dhá Thiar | Básaithe |
Brian Óg Ó Ruairc | 1591–1603 | Brian na Múrtha | Droim Dhá Thiar | Curtha as |
Tadhg | 1603–1605 | Brian na Múrtha | Droim Dhá Thiar | Maraithe |
Foinsí
cuir in eagar- Rowe, John Gabriel. The Romance of Irish History. London, 2013
- Casway, Jerrold. The Last Lords of Leitrim: The Sons of Teige O'Rourke. Breifne Journal Vol. VII, 1988.
- Falls, Cyril. Elizabeth's Irish Wars. Constable, 1996.
- Gallogy, Dan. Brian Oge O'Rourke and the Nine Years War. Breifne Journal Vol. II, 1963
- Mac Cuarta, Brian. Plantations of Leitrim 1621-41
- Perceval-Maxwell, M. Outbreak of the Irish Rebellion of 1641 McGill-Queen's University Press, 1994
- Welch, Robert Anthony. The Cold of May Day Monday: An Approach to Irish Literary History Oxford University Press, 2014
- Wager, John A. & Schmid, Susan Walter. Encyclopedia of Tudor England, Vol. 1 ABC-CLIO, 2012
Tagairtí
cuir in eagar- ↑ Kingdom of Bréifne Curtha i gcartlann 2017-11-09 ar an Wayback Machine, ancestry.com
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