ruler, Macliau of the Veneti, so that whichever lived longer would protect the young heir of the other. Upon Budic's death, however, Macliau invaded...

Congar (c. 450) Daniel Drem Rud (c. 500) Melar (c. 500s) Budic II (c. 545) Macliau (544–577) Judicael (circa 857–874) – the county of Cornouaille is not yet...

Chanao was the brother of Macliau, bishop of Vannes. He killed three of his brothers to ensure complete control of the throne. Macliau, the last survivor, was...

count Chanao and his brother Macliau (in latin, Macliavus). According to Gregory, after Chanao killed his other brothers, Macliau fled to Conomor. Conomor...

was allegedly founded by Caradog Strongarm. In the early 6th century, Macliau served as one of the earliest bishops of Vannes prior to usurping his nephew's...

to enlist his neighbour Macliau's support for the succession of Hywel's son Tewdwr ended badly. After Budic's death, Macliau invaded and the boy was forced...

children by an unknown wife: Chanao I, who succeeded him on his death Macliau, Bishop of Vannes, who succeeded his brother Saint Tryphine, who married...

with Auxilius. Augustine then wrote to Auxilius on Classicianus's behalf. Macliau [fr], bishop of Vannes was excommunicated after he abandoned his episcopacy...

Brittany in Budic's company. Upon his death, his kingdom was usurped by Macliau, king of the neighbouring Veneti. Three of Budic's sons by his Welsh wife...

killing his brothers rather than divide the patrimony, but his brother Macliau, the bishop of Gwened, not only escaped but successfully annexed neighboring...