Kymry

(ˈkɪmrɪ)

pl n

(Peoples) a variant spelling of Cymry

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In the 10th century, "Kymry" was used for the first time in Armes Prydein Vawr (The Great Prophecy of Britain), a Welsh poem calling upon the Kymry to rise up against the English and evict them from Britain once and for all.

This is the fascinating reason why Wales is called Wales... It's our country and we show it off whenever we can - but do you actually knows where the name came from? Rebecca Thomas reports

Johnson Robert J & Peggy A & Michael, to Leroy Kymry, 2730 Cheryl St, Eugene; $315,500.

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or, The Scuths, the Saxons, and the Kymry: A Connected Account Tracing the Lost Tribes of Israel in the British Isles.

Between the Eternal City and the Holy City: Rome, Jerusalem, and the imperial ideal in Britain

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