This late 6th century King of Powys, and St. Tysilio's elder brother, apparently had very white legs, hence his name of White-Shanks. Though, the epithet may be a mistaken rendering of "Carrwyn," of the White-Chariot. He was a powerful king remembered in the poems of Taliesin for his battle victories from Anglesey to the Wye.

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