Pedigree of Ghallchobar II

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CONTENTS:	• Herimon First joint king of all Ireland	• Millesius Father of the Millesians, who wrested Ireland from the Tuatha de Danaan
	• Breogan King of Spain	•

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he pedigree of the lineage of Ghallchobar, continued, being the 50-100 next generations.

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****	051.	Eocaidh Feidlech, KI, son of
	52.	Finn, son of
	53.	Finnlogha, son of
	54.	Roighnen Ruadh, son of
	55.	Esamhain of Emhain, son of
	56.	Blathacta, son of
	57.	Labraidh, son of
	58.	Enna Aighnech, KI, son of
	59.	Aengus Tuirmech of Temhair, KI, son of
	60.	Eocaidh Folt-lethan, KI, son of
	61.	Olild Cas-Fiaclach, KI, son of
	62.	Connla Cruaidh-chelgach, KI, son of
	63.	Iarann Gleo-fathach, KI, son of
	64.	Melgi Molbthach, KI, son of
	65.	Cobthach Cael-Breagh, son of
	66.	Iugani Mor, KI, son of
	67.	Eocaidh Buadach,son of
	68.	Duach Laghrach, KI, son of
	69.	Fiacaidh Tolgrach, KI, son of
	70.	Muredach Bolgrach, son of
	71.	Simeon Bree, KI, son of
	72.	Aedgan Glas, son of
	73.	Nuadha Finn Fail, KI, son of
	74.	Giallcaidh, KI, son of
	75.	Olild Olcaein, son of
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	76.	Siorna Saeghalach, KI, son of
	77.	Dian, son of
	78.	Rothectach, KI, son of
	79.	Maen, son of
	80.	Aengus Ol-mucaidh, KI, son of
	81.	Fiacaidh Labranni, KI, son of
	82.	Smirgoll, son of
	83.	Eaboth, son of
	84.	Tighernmas, KI, son of
	85.	Follamhan, son of
	86.	Ethrial, KI, son of
	87.	IRIAL FAIDH, "the Prophet," 10th monarch d. 167O B.C. A very learned King who could foretell things to come. He built seven palaces, and cleared much of the country's ancient forests.
****		1699 B.C.
	88.	Erimion, KI, (Heremon) Heremon, Ir and Heber: The three sons of Milesius (Milidh). Heremon was the seventh son, but the third of these three that left issue, since the other five were killed in landing upon the treacherous coast, including Ir. Heremon and his eldest brother Heber jointly took kingship over Ireland upon defeating the Tuatha de Danaan, and were the first Milesian monarchs of Ireland. They began to reign in 1699 B.C., the first of one hundred eighty three Kings or sole monarchs of the Gaelic, Milesian, or Scottish race that governed Ireland successively for two thousand eight hundred and eighty five years from the first year of their reign, to the submission to the Crown of England, King Henry the II. Henry was also of the Milesian race by his mother Maude, of lineal descent from Fergus Mor MacEarca, first King of Scotland, a descendant of Heremon. Heber was slain by Heremon in a quarrel caused by their wives who could not agree on which half of Ireland they would build their homes.
	89.	Miledh of Esbain, who from this chief the Irish are called Clanna Milidh, i.e., the clans of Miledh (Milesians. The Irish words Miledh h-Esbani, means the Warrior of Spain, i.e., Miles Hispaniae (Gaul). Galamh, which seems to be a synonym for Miledh, as it apparently comes from the Gaelic word Gal, or Gaoidhel, from whence the culture takes its name. Milesius was a valiant warrior, prosperous in all his undertakings. He was contemporary with Solomon. He planned to invade Ireland to avenge the death of his uncle, Ithe, killed by the Tuatha de Danaan, and also to fulfill a prophesy by the clan's druid given generations before. His wife Scota and his eight sons took on the charge after his death. Miledh was son of
	90.	Bili, King in Spain, son of
	91.	Breogan, King in Spain, son of
	92.	Bratha, (He was the leader of the Clanna Gaedhail or Gaels that emigrated from Gaethluighe, which has been called Gothia, into Spain.), son of
	93.	Aredah, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	94.	Degatha, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	95.	Allod, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	96.	Nuadha, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	97.	Ninuall, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	98.	Febrie Glas, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	99.	Adnanhen Finn, King in Gaethluighe, son of
	100.	Eber Glun-Finn, King in Gaethluighe, son of
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