An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Áed mac Echach"

Dúnmharú mic le hAodh ba chúis cogadh leis an [[Ardrí na hÉireann|Ardrí]], [[Diarmait mac Cerbaill|Diarmaid mac Cearbhaill]] (bás 563). Deir [[Seathrún Céitinn]] go raibh fleadh ag Diarmaid ag Teamhrach agus gur mharaigh [[Curnán mac Áedo]] (bás 559) fear desna huaisle ann. '' Chuir Curnán putféin himselffaoi underchosaint the protection of FearghasFearghasa agus [[Domhnall mac Muircheartaigh|DomhnallDomhnaill]] de [[Cenél nEógain|Chineál Eoghain]], whoa inchuir turné placedansin himfaoi underchosaint thea protection of their kinsmanngaol, [[Colm Cille]]. HoweverRinne, Diarmaid had Curnán executeda forbhású violatingsa lawsbhliain of559, Taraámh, inas 559dlíthe na Teamhrach a bhriseadh.<ref>[[Seathrún Céitinn]], ''[[Foras Feasa ar Éirinn]]'', Leabhar III, ll. 87-89</ref> AccordingDe to thele h[[Annála na gCeithre Máistrí]], tarraingíodh Curnán wasas tornlámha from the hands of ColmCholm Cille. As aMar resultthoradh, shocraigh Colm Cille organized a confederacycomhaontas of theidir Uí Néill an Tuaiscirt, including the [[Cenél Conaill|Cineál Chonaill]] andagus Aodh Connacht, in aghaidh Dhiarmada.

''Tá [[Francis J. Byrne|Byrne]] doubtsin theamhras legitimacyfaoi ofbharántúlacht the earlyluathghinealaigh Uí BriúinBhriúin, genealogiesagus andmeasann evensé goesfiú sonach farde asmhuintir to doubtUí thatBhriúin theiad earlyluath-ríthe kingsna of Connacht were even of the Uí BhriúingConnacht. HeLuann citessé thean referencetagairt in thesna [[annála Éireann|annálahannála]] todo thebhás death of AodhAodha sa bhliain 575,. who isDeirtear saidiontu togur bemharaigh killedé byag thefir Uí Bhriúin, '' and to a reference in the [[Annála Inis Faithlinn]] that he gave [[Eanach Dhúin]] on [[Loch Coirib]] to [[Naomh Breandán]] of [[Cluain Fearta]]. He doubts that a ruler from [[Ciarraige Aí|Mag nAí]] region would be able to make this gift.<ref>Byrne, lch.&nbsp;245</ref>

''However, Hubert Knox believed the Uí Bhriúin in fact originated near Eanach Dhúin,<ref>Hubert Thomas Knox, ''The History of the County of Mayo to the Close of the Sixteenth Century'', ll. 19-20.</ref> which would explain this situation. Charles-Edwards, on the other hand, believes that the Uí Bhriúin were set up in Connacht by Diarmaid as a balance to the [[Uí Fhiachrach]] before Aodh joined the alliance against him.<ref>Charles-Edwards, lch.&nbsp;510</ref>