| Name |
Lambfionn |
| Born |
1980 BC |
Sythia (Ukraine)  |
| Gender |
Male |
| History |
LAMHFIONN11 OF SCYTHIA (Agnon /of Scythia10 Ukraine, Tait9 King of Scythia, Ogaman8 King of Scythia, Baouman7 King of Scythia, Heber Scut6 King of Scythia, Sruth/Sru5 of Egypt, Asruth Esru /Prince of Crest4 Egyptian Governor, Gaodhal/Gathelus Glas3 of Egypt, chieftain for the Gaedil \'Gaels\', Scota of2 Egypt, Amenhotep IV Akhenaten1 Pharaoh of Egypt) was born in 1980 BC in Scythia/Ukraine. He died in Gothia/Getulia/Lybia, Africa. Lamhfionn of Scythia had the following child: 12. i. HEBER GLUNFIONN /KING,1ST. OF GOTHIA/GETULIA12 LYBIA (son of Lamhfionn of Scythia) was born in 1958 BC in Carthage, North Africa. He died in Gothia/Getulia/Lybia, Africa. |
| History |
History of the Sythians
https://about-history.com/history-of-scythia-and-the-mysterious-scythians/
Later kingdoms and fate
The Scythians were gradually deprived of land by newly forming kingdoms and empires. They had lost land to Alexander the Great, his generals that inherited the kingdoms after him, and later the Roman Empire who drove them back leaving them only the steppes eastward of Crimea. Constant dividing and splitting of the peoples resulted in the Scythians slowly fading into history. The emerging of the Slavs and the Goths during The Great Migration forced them into inner Asia. There they saw the encroaching dark that had left once great trade cities on the Silk Road and those of nomadic peoples massacred, scorched, and barren, and left to rot. What little was left of the Scythians fled westward warning the Slavs and Goths of the coming dark, but fell on deaf ears, as they warred among each other for resources and land, and the harsh winters that came with the dark only weakened these new kingdoms even more. For 200 years the Scythians begged and pleaded to find shelter among the new folk of Europe, and again and again were denied so. Then the dark came, which ushered in the era of the western kingdoms and empires, which scared the nomadic eastern peoples. The Huns had arrived … |
| History |
Lámfhind (Old Irish \"White Hand\"), son of Agnoman, (not the same Agnoman who was the father of Nemed) was, according to medieval Irish historical traditions, a mythical ancestor of the Milesians, who are said to have settled Ireland from the Iberian Peninsula and from whom the lineages of most of the traditional High Kings were traced.
In the Lebor Gabála Érenn Lámfhind is called a \"violent warrior\" who had radiant hands that gave off light like candles that permitted the ships to travel by day and night. He was the brother of Allot and one of the three chieftains of the Milesians along with his brother Allot and their druid Caicher.[1]
According to the Lebor Gabála Érenn,[2] the descendants of Goídel Glas, the eponymous ancestor of the Gaels, migrated from Egypt around the time of the Biblical Exodus, and settled in Scythia. Several generations later they were expelled from Scythia after Agnoman killed Refloir, the Scythian king, and spent the next seven years wandering by sea in three ships lashed together. After Agnoman died on the Caspian Sea, Lámfind took leadership of the exiles, along with his brother Allot and their cousin Caicher the druid. Caicher protected his people from the song of the Sirens by melting wax into their ears, (like Odysseus had done) and prophesied that in 300 years their descendants would settle in Ireland. Lámfhind led them to settle in the Macotic Marshes (Gothia, according to Geoffrey Keating),[3] where he had a son, Eber Glúnfhind. Eight generations later his descendant Brath would lead his people from there to Spain, where Brath\'s son Breogán would spy Ireland from the top of a tower. [2] |
| History |
Lamhfionn
Father: Agnon
Misc. Notes
Lamhfionn and his fleet remained at sea for some time, after his father\'s death, resting and refreshing themselves upon such islands as they met with. It was then the Cachear, their magician or Druid, foretold that there would be no end of their peregrinations and travel until they should arrive at the Western Isand of Europe, now called Ireland, which was the place destined for their future and lasting abode and settlement; and that not they but their posterity after three hundred years should arrive there. After many traverses of fortune at sea, this little fleet with their leader arrived at last and landed at Gothia or Geulia—more recently called Lybia, where Carthage was afterwards built; and, soon after, Lamhfionn died there.
Part II of Irish Pedigrees, or The origin and stem of the Irish nation, by John O\'Hart, published 1892, pages 44-55
Events in the life of Lamhfionn mac Agnon
birth 1 .
in Scythia.
† death 1 .
in Gothia. [3] |
| Died |
yes |
Gothia/Getuilia/Lybia, Africa |
| Person ID |
I989 |
Ellie Wood Keith |
| Last Modified |
31 Jan 2024 |
Ellie Wood Keith Genealogy
1980 BC - yes