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563:. He makes war and destroys the poet's stronghold, killing his son Leat (Keating has it that Laidchenn was a druid, and that Eochaid killed his son after he used defamatory language towards him). Laidchenn responds by satirising Leinster so that no corn, grass or leaves grow there for a year. Then Niall makes war against Leinster, and peace is concluded on the condition that Eochaid is handed over. Niall chains Eochaid to a standing stone, and sends nine warriors to execute him, but Eochaid breaks his chain and kills all nine of them with it. He then kills Laidchenn by throwing a stone which lodges in his forehead. Niall exiles him to Scotland. The story then becomes confusing. Niall makes war in Europe as far as the Alps, and the Romans send an ambassador to parlay with him. Abruptly, the tale then has Niall appearing before an assembly of 317:
and under the leader Teutovalos Teachtmhar overthrew the kingship of the Lagini at Tara around AD 300. As the Celtic language in Ireland transformed into Irish between AD 400–500, Venii became FĂ©ni, and were also known to have called themselves GaĂ­dhil (from Common Celtic *wēdelos, Brythonic gwddel, Goidelic *wēdus to Old Irish GoĂ­del—meaning savage woodsman, wild, raider). The Primitive Irish Vendo is a cognate with Finn, and the Fianna were landless, aristocratic young men and women who had not yet come into their inheritance of land. Niall, the son of Ivocatus Magumedonus ('Eochaidh the Slave-ruler'), came to lead the Connachta in the fifth century AD.
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releases Fiachrae, who becomes king of Connacht and Niall's right-hand man. Fiachrae and Ailill then make war against Crimthann's son Eochaid, king of Munster. They defeat him and win great spoils, but Fiachrae is wounded in the battle and dies of his wounds shortly afterwards. The Munstermen renew the battle, capture Ailill and cut him to pieces, and war continues between Munster and Connacht for many years.
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peace between her brother and her sons, holds a feast, at which she serves Crimthann a poisoned drink. Crimthann refuses to drink it unless she does too; they both drink, and both die. Niall succeeds to the High Kingship, and BriĂłn becomes his second in command. Another version has Mongfind try to poison Niall, but she takes the poison herself by mistake.
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The southern Venii came to be known as the Eoghanacht, while another group of them migrated north and formed a new kingdom west of the River Shannon where they became known as the Connachta after a revered leader named Conn. These Connachta later extended their power eastward into the plain of Meath,
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However, the early annals record the activities of his sons between 429 and 516, an implausibly long period for a single generation, leading scholars like Kathleen Hughes and Francis J. Byrne to conclude that the events of the later half of the 5th century have been extended backwards to accommodate
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Perhaps even more problematic is the dearth of M222 lineages in Midlands samples. We would expect to find a large concentration of Niall's descendants there, as the Southern UĂ­ NĂ©ill were dominant in that region, but we do not. Because of that, the identification of M222 with Niall's descendants is
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This suggestion is no longer plausible. Niall does not have verifiable remains that can be tested. Furthermore, the paper examined only 17 STR loci, which are not a reliable means of verifying descent, as SNPs, which define haplogroups and subclades, would be. Indeed, more recent estimates indicate
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As next-generation sequencing has become available, various chief lines have been tested. Although these studies are not coordinated with each other and are ongoing, it is already apparent that not all of these lineages are related to each other within Niall's timeframe. For instance, the chiefs of
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guarded by a hideous hag who demands a kiss in return for water. Fergus and Ailill refuse and return empty-handed. Fiachrae gives her a quick peck, but not enough to satisfy her. Only Niall kisses her properly, and she is revealed as a beautiful maiden, the Sovereignty of Ireland. She grants Niall
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While Niall is the high king, his brothers establish themselves as local kings. Brión rules the province of Connacht, but Fiachrae makes war against him. Brión defeats Fiachrae and hands him over as a prisoner to Niall, but Fiachrae's son Nath Í continues the war and eventually kills Brión. Niall
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Professor Dáithí Ó hÓgáin seems to indicate that Niall was probably a descendant of the Gaulish seafaring tribe of the Veneti, who originated in south-east Armorica (modern Brittany, France). Some of these sailors probably migrated to Cornwall, and later to south-eastern Ireland where they became
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In another story, the succession is not settled when Eochaid dies, and Mongfind's brother Crimthann takes the high kingship. But while he is away on a tour of his lands in Scotland, Mongfind's sons seize Ireland. Crimthann returns to Ireland intending to give battle. Mongfind, purporting to make
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that the R1b-M222 subclade marked by the Moore et al. haplotype probably originated in the 2nd millennium BC, long before Niall is claimed to have lived, so his descendants would only represent a minority of men in this group even if Niall had been a historical figure.
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when this happened. Keating, quoting a Latin Life of Saint Patrick, says that Niall led Irish raids on Roman Britain, and in one of those raids Patrick and his sisters were abducted. Keating associates these raids with those mentioned by
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Byrne suggests that Niall's death took place during a raid on Roman Britain. Irish tradition had forgotten that the Romans once ruled Britain, and relocated his remembered confrontations with the Empire to continental Europe, with
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found that 21 per cent of men from north-western Ireland, 8 per cent from all of Ireland, a substantial percentage of men from western and central Scotland, and about 2 per cent of men from New York bore the same
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during his European campaign. His men carry his body home, fighting seven battles on the way, and his foster-father Torna dies of grief. His body is said to have been buried at Ochann, now known as
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Howard, W.E. and McLaughlin, J.D., 2011. “A dated phylogenetic tree of M222 SNP haplotypes: exploring the DNA of Irish and Scottish surnames and possible ties to Niall and the UĂ­ NĂ©ill kindred”,
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not only water but the kingship for many generations—twenty-six of his descendants will be High Kings of Ireland. Fiachrae is granted a minor royal line—two of his descendants,
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bards in Scotland, where he is killed by an arrow shot by Eochaid from the other side of the valley. Keating has Eochaid shoot Niall from the opposite bank of the river
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credits Niall with seven raids on Britain, on the last of which he was killed by Eochaid "above the surf of the Ictian Sea"; a poem attributed to the same poet in
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Seeing Niall's popularity among the nobles, Mongfind demands that Eochaid name a successor, hoping it will be one of her sons. Eochaid gives the task to a
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Sithchenn takes the brothers to the smith, who makes them weapons, and sends them out hunting. Each brother, in turn, goes looking for water, and finds a
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is named as Niall's killer in all sources, although the circumstances vary. All sources agree he died outside Ireland. The earliest version of the
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Following a 2006 hypothesis by Moore et al. suggesting that his Y chromosomal signature had been discovered, popular science journalists and
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and chronicle sources place his reign in the late 4th and early 5th centuries, although modern scholars date him about half a century later.
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In the saga "The Death of Niall of the Nine Hostages", Eochaid's enmity with Niall begins when he is refused hospitality by Niall's poet,
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Clan Donald are now known to belong to a branch of Haplogroup R1a, which split from Niall's hypothetical lineage over 20,000 years ago.
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Annala Rioghachta Eireann. Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland by the Four Masters, from the Earliest Period to the Year 1616
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all display STR markers consistent with the Irish Modal Haplotype. The series suggested that Niall may have been the most
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Moore, LT; McEvoy, B; Cape, E; Simms, K; Bradley1, DG (2006), "A Y-Chromosome Signature of Hegemony in Gaelic Ireland",
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Moore, LT; McEvoy, B; Cape, E; Simms, K; Bradley, DG (2006), "A Y-Chromosome Signature of Hegemony in Gaelic Ireland",
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Niall is presumed, based on the importance of his sons and grandsons, to have been a historical person, but the early
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Stokes, Whitley (ed. and tr.), "Echtra Mac nEchach MuigmedĂłin: The Adventures of the Sons of Eochaid MuigmedĂłin", in
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A biography of Niall can be constructed from sources such as the "Roll of Kings" section of the 11th-century
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T. F. O'Rahilly argues that Niall and his sons were responsible for the breakup of the ancient kingdom of
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Although it is anachronistic for Niall's mother to have been a Saxon, O'Rahilly argues that the name
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companies began promoting the theory that millions alive today have an unbroken descent from Niall.
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The Celtic Heroic Age: Literary Sources for Ancient Celtic Europe & Early Ireland & Wales
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was commonly called the "Festival of Mongfind", and prayers were offered to her on Samhain eve.
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known as the Venii and grew in power. They worshipped a ram god and sometimes called themselves
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A legendary account of Niall's birth and early life is given in the possibly 11th-century tale
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Keating credits Niall with two wives: Inne, daughter of Lugaid, who bore him one son,
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Moore, Laoise T., Brian McEvoy, Eleanor Cape, Katharine Simms and Daniel G. Bradley,
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O'Grady, Standish H. (ed. and tr.), "The Story of Eochaidh MuighmedĂłin's Sons", in
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dynasty, LĂłegaire (the king who Saint Patrick is said to have converted) of the
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Royal Inauguration in Gaelic Ireland c. 1100–1600: A Cultural Landscape Study
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Williams and Norgate. 1892. pp. 373–378. (also available here
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A New History of Ireland: Prehistoric and Early Ireland, Vol. 1
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There are various versions of how Niall gained his epithet
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Aided Chrimthainn meic Fhidaig 7 TrĂ­ Mac Echach MuigmedĂłin
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from the 6th to the 10th centuries. Historical Irish
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Henry Holt and Company. 1936. pp. 508–513. 665:, making up the northern UĂ­ NĂ©ill; Fiachu of the 463:—one of the most famous versions appears in both 361:, the High King of Ireland, had five sons: four, 2792:"The Adventures of the Sons of Eochaid Mugmedon" 2302:"The Adventures of the Sons of Eochaid Mugmedon" 613:credits him with going to the Alps seven times. 4028:Pre-Norman invasion Irish Celtic kinship groups 271:as early a date as possible for the arrival of 3040:. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. 1946. 2541:"If Irish Claim Nobility, Science May Approve" 745:all claim descent from an Irish prince of the 4187: 3150: 3020:Williams and Norgate. 1892. pp. 368–373. 2917:Irish Families: Their Names, Arms and Origins 2612:National Center for Biotechnology Information 2272:, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1946 543:, later versions add that Niall was invading 8: 2895:. 5 volumes or single ebook. ABC-CLIO. 2006. 2858:A Social History of Ancient Ireland, Vol. II 2688:. 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TĂ­r Eoghain
AirgĂ­alla
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