(Quotes & Excerpts from book King Arthur of Glamorgan and Gwent by Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, Page 97! All Rights reserved by Wilson/Blackett)Quote: " .....so we can see how the idea that the great Pendragon of South Wales coveted the wife of the ruler of Cornwall originated. THE WOMAN WAS TAKEN BUT NOT FOR LOVE OR LUST, BUT TO SECURE THE AREA OF CORNWALL TO THE BRITISH CAUSE! The Welsh invaded the area to prevent foreign Irish invasion and to suppress the revolt of the cornish ruler GUINNER. The fact that the woman who had been Guinner´s wife was held in King Theoderic´s territory will explain HOW THE LIE CAME ABOUT THAT SHE WAS THE MOTHER OF ARTHUR, THE GRANDSON OF KING THEODERIC !! Actually the tombstone praises her chastity and faithfulness and as a Queen forced to become a nun, her grave would be an additional PILGRIM - CUM- TOURIST ATTRACTION for the early monks - hence her praiseworthy tombstone!The wife of GUINNER of Cornwall had been held peacefully in a NUNNERY in the area of EUWAS, where it was considered that she was safe from anyone who might attempt to remove her back to Cornwall. Her own children had now grown over the last six years and were all being properly educated and brought up in monasteries or nunneries at the expense of WELSH KING TEODERIC (TEWDRIG). Clearly the King intended that the boys should become monks and that they should CAUSE HIM NO TROUBLE IN THE FUTURE. ( Source: King Arthur the War King, book by Alan Wilson & Baram Blackett, page 53 and it is also mentioned in their book King Arthur King of Glamorgan and Gwent. )
Galahad = RHUVON BEVR - youngest son of MAELGWN GWYNEDD.Quote Wilson: " IT WAS THE ELEMENT OF SERVICE without the abuse of power which elevated Lancelot in the EYES OF THE NORMAN KINGS and BARONS. For was not their Duke William of Normandy infinitely more powerful than the King of France and yet nominally HIS VASSAL and so it was with his successors.
"Page 263, Book King Arthur King of Glamorgan & Gwent by Wilson/ Blackett.Page 236 book King Arthur King of Glamorgan & Gwent by Alan Wilson & Baram Blackett!