Bleddyn Ddu
Bleddyn Ddu (c. 1200) was a Welsh poet. Some of his works were included in the ‘Red Book of Hergest’ - to God, and to the abbot of Aberconway.
Bleddyn Ddu
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- 1350
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- Welsh
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Bleddyn Ddu (c. 1200) was a Welsh poet. Some of his works were included in the ‘Red Book of Hergest’ - to God, and to the abbot of Aberconway.
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