Caradoc

Family: Britons · Role: duke of Cornwall · First appears: Book V 8–9

Life events

Dianotus succeeded his brother Caradoc as king of Cornwall.(Book V 13–16 · 📍 Cornwall)
- With: Dianotus
- “Dianotus, king of Cornwall, who had succeeded his brother Caradoc in that kingdom.”

child: Mauricius “However, Caradoc, being unwilling to recede from his proposal, sent his son Mauricius to Rome to acquaint Maximian with what had passed.”
with Conan Meriadoc (Caradoc's advice incurred Conan's displeasure.) “But the duke of Cornwall, by delivering this advice, brought upon himself the displeasure of Conan, the king's nephew, who was very ambitious of succeeding to the kingdom, and put the whole court into confusion about it.”
rivals with Conan Meriadoc “But the duke of Cornwall, by delivering this advice, brought upon himself the displeasure of Conan, the king's nephew, who was very ambitious of succeeding to the kingdom, and put the whole court into confusion about it.”

child: Mauricius “Caradoc, after this, taking along with him his son Mauricius, commanded everybody to withdraw from the king's presence, and then addressed him in these words:”
with Octavius (Caradoc advised Octavius regarding the marriage and succession.) “See then! God has vouchsafed to bring to you a young man, who is both a Roman, and also of the royal family of Britain; and to whom, if you follow my advice, you will not delay to marry your daughter.”

siblings with Dianotus “Dianotus, king of Cornwall, who had succeeded his brother Caradoc in that kingdom.”

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