Domongart Mac Fergus, King Of Dal Riata
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Name Domongart Mac Fergus, King Of Dal Riata [1, 2] Gender Male Died 507 [2, 3] Notes - Domangart succeeded to the kingship upon his father's death in 501. The "Senchus" and other sources note that Feidelm Fotchain bore Domangart two sons. According to the genealogies, Feidelm was the daughter of Brian mac Eochaid Mugmedon, the ancestor of the kings of Airgialla, in the northern part of Ireland. Annals make no mention of Domangart excepting his death in 507, and he was succeeded by his son Comgall.
Person ID I1872 Bosdet Genealogy Last Modified 16 May 2013
Father Fergus Mor Mac Erc, King Of Dal Riata, d. 501 Relationship Natural Family ID F1535 Group Sheet
Family Feidelm Fotchain Children 1. Gabran The Treacherous Mac Domangart, King Of Dal Riata, d. 558 Family ID F530 Group Sheet
- Domangart succeeded to the kingship upon his father's death in 501. The "Senchus" and other sources note that Feidelm Fotchain bore Domangart two sons. According to the genealogies, Feidelm was the daughter of Brian mac Eochaid Mugmedon, the ancestor of the kings of Airgialla, in the northern part of Ireland. Annals make no mention of Domangart excepting his death in 507, and he was succeeded by his son Comgall.
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