396:. Aed's followers also slaughtered many Leinstermen and Welsh settlers in west Connacht bringing him 31 severed heads. In 1267 Aed's death was reported throughout Ireland after he came down with a serious illness and de Burgh raided his lands while he lay incapacitated. He had recovered by the next year and was summoned to Athlone by the Anglo-Normans but refusing to attend raised an army and defeated a force of them at the Battle of the Faes. In 1269 a trusted officer of Aed, Imar O'Birn is recorded retiring to a monastery while Aed again fell sick so that the new Justicar from England managed to erect a castle in Roscommon without opposition.
280:''the witnesses of this great battle say that neither the warriors of these bands, nor the champions of the great victory, could gaze at the face of the arch-prince, for there were two broad-eyed, enormous, royal torches flaming and rolling in his head; and every one feared to address him at the time, for he was as far as the voice could reach before the hosts, advancing against the battalions of the Uí-Briuin. And he raised aloud his battle cry of a chief king, and his champion's shout, in the middle of the great battle, and desisted not from this career and onset until the battalion of the Uí-Briuin was routed.''
293:, arrived from England. Aed meet with him independently of his father and was given guarantees by la Zouche that there would be no more diminishing of him or his fathers territory while la Zouche held office. Before the end of the year the O'Rourke's made a separate peace with the Anglo-Normans, unacceptable to Aed and his father as they should have represented them as their overlords or at least given permission for such a truce. This led to a short period of conflict and raiding by Aed but by the start of 1257 peace was concluded between them.
342:, handing over the hostages of Connacht to him to signal this. In return Brian ensured all the hostages of the O'Reilly's and O'Rourke's were handed over to Aed, thereby recognizing his control of Breifne This doubled the size of the territory under Aed and Felim's control. Soon after Aed and the men of Breifne deposed Domnall, for he had outraged his subjects by killing the chieftain of Tellach Dunchada, and replaced him with Art mac Cathail Ua Ruairc. In 1259 Aed married a daughter of
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Cathail escaped to Breifne, rallied a force together and burned one his strongholds defeating a raiding party of Aed's too. Aed decided to make peace with Art after this and even agreed to give his son in fosterage to him. The next year an army under de Burgh, the Justicar and John de Verdun laid waste to Roscommon. Felim sent his cattle herds north into
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began when Aed's forces fell upon de Burgh's army routing their vanguard and dislodging their rear. Toirrdelbach O Briain was slain single-handedly by the Earl but his army was defeated leaving behind many knights and soldiers dead on the field along with a great bounty of 100 horses. Uilliam Oc was
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English of Ulster. Aed managed to escape but de Burgh ravaged Roscommon in revenge, while Aed and his father raised an army in the north of the province, prompting de Burgh to make peace and withdraw. His sub king Domnall died in the same year and
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and a grandson of the same Aedh, Aed son of
Conchobar in violation of his guarantees not to harm them. In the same year more conflict is recorded with the O'Rourke's, his castle on Cherry Island was raised though its garrison was allowed to march away unharmed. Aed in retaliation deposed Conchobar
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Connacht burning towns and killing many. In response the army under de Burgh made peace with Felim and Aed and both Aed and de Burgh shared one room and one bed that night in a sign of their newfound good relations.
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Toirrdelbach to flee to his erstwhile allies for support. They instead made peace with Felim and re-recognized him as king. In 1253 the O'Reilly's, increasingly independent of Connacht's traditional vassal state of Breifne, teamed up with Felim's rival Cathal O
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Breifne and pursued his own policies as a result. He captured Domnall son of
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Keshcorran but would not link up with the army of their allies for fear of giving battle to Aed. The two armies thus separated Aed decided to launch a surprise attack on the remaining O'Reilly force, travelling on foot with no armor and a small following to cross the east bank of the
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in Offaly and destroying several of their castles in north
Connacht. He also blinded his kinsman and rival Cathal O'Conchobar who died from his wounds soon after. In 1266 he deposed Art O'Ruairc and installed Conchobar Buide in his place and took hostages from all the chieftains of
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killed in captivity afterwards in revenge for the slaying of Toirrdelbach and the castles of Ath Angaile, Sliab Luga and Kilcolman were razed with several towns such as Roscommon also burned.
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as a dowry. He imprisoned Art mac Cathail for an unknown reason and at a meeting arbitrated by Brian Ua Neill, made peace with the former king Domnall and allowed him to resume his kingship.
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and his ally the Justicar of Ireland raised a large army and marched into Roscommon where they encamped for two nights. They decided to cross to the east bank of the
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2382:Muirgius mac Tommaltaig
2276:Composition of Connacht
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2960:O'Conor Roe
2955:O'Conor Don
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435:Templehouse
389:Fitzgeralds
351:gallowglass
229:Tir Eoghain
185:gallowglass
57:Predecessor
3931:Categories
3848:Tyrconnell
3843:Clandeboye
3755:Glentaisie
3665:Literature
3626:Colla Uais
3506:Ó Cuindlis
3501:O'Mulconry
3486:O'Mullally
3481:O'Naughton
3476:O'Duigenan
3451:O'Houlihan
3408:O'Hanratty
3393:O'Leighnin
3388:O'Monaghan
3378:MacDonnell
3343:MacCarroll
3330:Clan Colla
3223:O'Donnelly
3203:MacSweeney
3063:MacClellan
3045:O'Sheridan
3040:MacKiernan
3015:O'Flaherty
2990:O'Flanagan
2980:O'Finnerty
2831:O'Flanagan
2112:1157209958
1400:1090186028
533:References
491:Aed Engach
445:as far as
195:Early life
150:Hebrideans
98:3 May 1274
3828:Fermanagh
3823:Airgíalla
3788:Milesians
3750:Knockavoe
3496:O'Kearney
3433:Uí Mháine
3368:MacDonald
3363:McCaffrey
3228:O'Gormley
3153:O'Doherty
3148:O'Donnell
3113:O'Gaughan
3093:MacFirbis
3035:MacGovern
3000:MacDonagh
2995:MacDermot
2947:Uí Briúin
2938:Connachta
2930:and septs
2921:Connachta
2856:MacDermot
2846:Concannon
2805:Castlerea
2215:Uí Briúin
2210:Connachta
2120:cite book
1988:cite book
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1087:0332-415X
756:0332-415X
641:0332-415X
602:0332-415X
483:Ui Briuin
455:Lough Ree
439:Athleague
220:as king.
111:Roscommon
67:Successor
3916:Category
3818:Connacht
3771:articles
3551:Findemna
3466:O'Cleary
3461:O'Downey
3456:O'Madden
3423:O'Garvey
3413:O'Hanlon
3403:O'Boylan
3358:MacManus
3353:MacGuire
3348:MacMahon
3316:MacAuley
3306:O'Higgin
3296:O'Molloy
3269:Uí Néill
3267:Southern
3248:O'Hamill
3233:O'Lunney
3129:Uí Néill
3127:Northern
3103:O'Carney
3083:O'Cahill
3073:O'Cleary
3030:O'Malley
3025:O'Reilly
3020:O'Rourke
3010:O'Beirne
3005:MacManus
2928:Kindreds
2879:Category
2861:MacManus
2851:Geraghty
2841:O'Beirne
2800:Carnfree
1273:25008954
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399:In 1270
330:heir to
311:McGovern
250:Ó Ruairc
85:Connacht
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3769:Related
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3738:Battles
3606:Gráinne
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3491:MacEgan
3441:O'Kelly
3418:O'Rogan
3398:O'Heany
3373:MacRory
3338:MacCann
3311:MacCary
3253:MacCaul
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3213:MacEwen
3198:MacNeil
3188:O'Neill
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3158:O'Boyle
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3108:O'Towey
3098:O'Coyne
3068:O'Heyne
2985:O'Teige
2836:Brennan
2819:Kinsmen
2203:General
513:Cruachu
477:son of
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394:Breifne
372:Athlone
332:Thomond
324:Breifne
239:Ruadhrí
214:Breifne
152:), was
89:Ireland
3833:Ailech
3697:Places
3208:Lamont
3178:Cenél
3138:Cenél
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2793:Places
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