Medieval Historian Reacts - The Royal Title that No One Can Remember

Cambrian Chronicles: • The Royal Title that N...
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[@crimsonF4167]

Glad to see ya reacting to Cambrian Chronicles. Would love to see ya react to his video on Dyffed, his video on a missing Wels kingdom, and his video about a mad Welsh lad with sword vs shark.

[@Khitiara_]

oh hell yeah! i think i may have recommended this channel in a comment at some point past, love his work

[@EduardoEscarez]

I really like their videos, are so well made.

[@th3phoenix]

My guess (purely from having watched the video) is that it maybe meant “enduring/eternal/resilient”, like the land of a country might have been thought of, or something in the ballpark of “patriotic defender”, or a mixture of the two with an implication of sombre stewardship.

[@dakka123]

Hell yeah Cambrian Chronicles is the GOAT, or as we say in these parts, gwledig.

[@scyfrix]

I would feel very hesitant to use its current literal meaning as any indication of its previous meaning. You could look at the history and etymology of "gay" for a recent-ish English example. A hundred years ago it had little direct connection to homosexuality, but in its modern usage they're functionally synonyms.