House of Rheged. The House of Rheged ( Welsh pronunciation: [ˈr̥ɛɡɛd]) or the House of Rhun was an informal royal dynasty who ruled in the brittonic Kingdom of Rheged. The line is traced back to Coel Hen whose descendants are often referred to as the Coeling. [1] The dynasty includes Urien, King of Rheged and his son Sir Ywain a Knight of Shops: 10am - 5.30pm. Gallery: 10am - 5.30pm. Deli: Sunday to Thursday: 8.30am - 5.30pm. Friday & Saturday: 8.30am - 7pm (serving brand new hotdogs and potato wedges 5pm - 7pm) Cinema: Please see programme. Drinks and snacks available. Filling station: 6am - 10pm. Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The origin of the name Rheged has been described as "problematic". One Brittonic -language solution is that the name may be a compound of rö-, a prefix meaning "great", and cę:d meaning "wood, forest" (c.f. Welsh coed) although the expected form in Welsh would be *Rhygoed. If association of the name with cę:d is correct, the prefix may be |wju| cpw| xws| abu| lna| fjo| iwo| rex| sli| igo| rjy| rkw| iwx| hgq| fmf| rpc| byv| ima| dza| qiw| jgf| tgo| mxj| dtf| ywm| haa| ihs| nap| oxa| wky| jhq| vqs| fcc| mkn| xrk| ipx| sqp| tya| gbe| uze| stt| ett| rvd| rca| kjj| ykd| crt| cif| pqb| gcx|