An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Oirialla"

''TheTháinig Kingdomríocht ofan AirgíallaOiriall camechun todeiridh ansa end inbhliain 1585 whennuair a thoiligh [[Rossa Buí Mac Mathúna]] agreeda tochuid [[Géilleadhcríoch agusa Athbhronnadh]]chur hisfaoi territories to thepholasaí '[[EnglishGéilleadh Crownagus in IrelandAthbhronnadh]].' na dTúdar, Hisas territorysin becomeamach [[Contae Mhuineacháin]] in the Tudori [[Ríocht na hÉireann]].

''Tháinig Rossa Buidhe hadi ascendedgcoróin tosa thebhliain Airgíalla1579, kingshipach in 1579'' and found himself geopolitically in an undesirable position;, wedged between an expanding Tudor kingdom andagus [[Tír Eoghain]] underi thegceannas [[Uí Néill|Uíbh Néill]]. Initially, Rossa Buí made moves which suggested an alliance with Tír Eoghain, as he married the daughter of [[Aodh Ó Néill, Iarla Thír Eoghain]]. However, evidently hoping to be left alone to run affairs locally, while pledging allegiance to a distant monarch in [[Elizabeth I]], the MacMahon met with [[John Perrot]], then [[Lord Deputy of Ireland]] (according to some, a natural son of Tudor monarch [[Henry VIII]]) and agreed to join their Kingdom of Ireland.<ref>{{

}}</ref> Airgíalla, now known as Monaghan,Oirialla was divided into five baronies under native [[Gaeil|Gaelic]] chiefs, mostly from the MacMhic MathúnaMhathúna themselvesféin.

[[Íomhá:John Perrot.png|mion|deis|Rossa Buí, ''whoa surrenderedthug AirgíallaOirialla tosuas Lorddon DeputyFhear Ionaid, [[John Perrot]].]]

''ThisNí wasraibh notseo thedeireadh endan of the matterscéil, howeverámh. '' Fearing the encroachment of the English, Hugh O'Neill turned to [[Brian Mac Aodha Óig Mhic Mhathúna]] of [[Dairtre]] and married off another daughter to him. Brian then the ''[[tanisttáiniste]]'' to the chieftainship of his people according to the native [[An Féineachas]] and Ó Néill was hoping to bring the "phantom" Airgíalla realm back into his camp on the death of Rossa Buí. For his part, Rossa Buí was trying to engineer a pro-English succession through his brother [[Aodh Rua Mac Mathúna]]. When the new Lord Deputy, [[William FitzWilliam (Lord Deputy)|William FitzWilliam]] began to pressure the acceptance of an English [[High Sheriff of Monaghan]], Ó Néill used his influence to incite opposition to it from clansmen in Monaghan). As a consequence, a military force led by [[Henry Bagenal]] was sent into the county in early 1589 to impose the sheriff and by the summer of that year, Rossa Buí was dead.