Gurgiunt Brabtruc

Family: Britons · Role: king · First appears: Book III 9–13

Life events

Gurgiunt Brabtruc succeeded Belinus as king and was identified as his son.(Book III 9–13)
- With: Belinus
- “He was succeeded by Gurgiunt Brabtruc, his son, a sober prudent prince,”
Gurgiunt Brabtruc killed the Dacian king and restored Dacia to tribute and dependence.(Book III 9–13 · 📍 Dacia)
- “He seriously resented, and passed over in a fleet to Dacia, where he harassed the people with a most cruel war, slew their king, and reduced the country to its former dependence.”
Gurgiunt Brabtruc granted Partholoim's people land in Ireland and assigned the island to them.(Book III 9–13 · 📍 Ireland)
- With: Partholoim
- “When Gurgiunt Brabtruc understood that they came from Spain, and were called Barclenses, he granted their petition, and sent men with them to Ireland, which was then wholly uninhabited, and assigned it to them.”

parent: Belinus “He was succeeded by Gurgiunt Brabtruc, his son, a sober prudent prince, who followed the example of his father in all his actions, and was a lover of peace and justice.”
with Partholoim (Gurgiunt granted Partholoim and his people land in Ireland.) “When Gurgiunt Brabtruc understood that they came from Spain, and were called Barclenses, he granted their petition, and sent men with them to Ireland, which was then wholly uninhabited, and assigned it to them.”
sworn: Partholoim “When Gurgiunt Brabtruc understood that they came from Spain, and were called Barclenses, he granted their petition, and sent men with them to Ireland, which was then wholly uninhabited, and assigned it to them.”

Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.