Lady Arianwen

Lady Arianwen ͏͏͏͏ (a.k.a. Sister Arianwen)

^{This article is about the mother of Amlyn. For her daughter, see Aeronwy.}
Arianwen was a Cambrian former nun from Cheshire. She was the mother of Sir Amlyn of Winterbourne Stoke and Sir Ioan.
She was the daughter of a minor lord in Cheshire, and the dowager lady of Appleton Thorn.
After her husband Sir Dafydd of Appleton Thorn passed away, she became a Roman Christian nun in the City of Legions. She was expelled from the nunnery in 481 after rumours of her being a horse thief.
She died while staying at her son's manor Winterbourne Stoke and was married to Teacher Brugyn with two children, Jac and Aeronwy.

Social

Family Ties

Through her marriage to Dafydd, Arianwen had two sons, Ioan and Amlyn.
Through her marriage to Brugyn, she had a son Jac and a daughter Aeronwy.
Through Ioan, she had a grandson, Asher and a granddaughter, Mars. Through Amlyn, she had a granddaughter Meinwen, and a grandson Kyffin.
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Religious Views

Roman Christianity

Relationships

Ethnicity

Cymri

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Dowager Lady of Appleton Thorn

Life

438 A.D. 493 A.D. 55 years old

Circumstances of Birth

Died of a broken heart after the death of her son Sir Amlyn and granddaughter Meinwen

Birthplace

Cheshire, Cambria

Spouses

Siblings

Children

• Sir Amlyn of Winterbourne Stoke
• Jac of Appleton Thorn
• Aeronwy of Appleton Thorn
• Sir Ioan of Appleton Thorn

Gender

Female

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First Appearance
Year 481: An Unjust Conquest
Death
Year 493: Uther's Shame