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*33.Brath was born in Libya and became aware that the Gaels had increased quite substantially in numbers and he once again rekindled the memory of the promise of Moses to the Gaels of their "Western Isle of Destiny where no serpents would exist." He set out from Libya with a great fleet of the Gaels and finally landed on the coast of what is now Spain then part of Gaul. He settled the Gaels in the region that became Galicia in the north of the country. His son was:

*34.Breoghan / Brigus who is also the ancestor of the Brigantes, and he became the Gaelic 1st King of Galicia, Andalusia, Murcia & Brigia now known as Castile & Portugal. He constructed Breoghan’s Tower / Brigantia in Galicia & Braganza in Portugal. One of his sons, *35.Bile became the Gaelic 2nd King of Galicia, Andalusia, Murcia & Brigia / Castile & Portugal. His son, 36.Gallamh / 36.Mil was widely respected throughout Gaul as the Celtic Hero of Spain as he had previously gone to Egypt to serve Nectanbus the Pharaoh / King there and defeated the Ethiopians in battle on his behalf. The Egyptian King then gave him his daughter, Scota / Scotia in marriage who was to give her name to Scotland through her Gaelic Milesian descendants the Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh Muscraige Scottii / Irishmen through one of her surviving sons *37.Heremon and his descendant 70.Eochy / Cairbre “Riada.” 36.Mil not only succeeded his father as the Gaelic 3rd King of Castile & Portugal in Spain but was to become the main ancestor of the aristocratic Celtic Gaelic Milesians in Ireland predominantly through 3 of his 8 sons who were to make the second Gaelic expedition to Inis Ealga / Eire / Ireland. *36.Gallamh's / warrior / name would be later changed by the Celtic Irish monks to *36.Milesius from the Latin term / mileadh / warrior and from there shortened to 36.Mil. *34.Breoghan's other son;

35.Ithe was to go on an expedition from Spain and be the first of the Gaels to land in Inis Ealga / Eire / Erinn / Ireland after sighting and hearing of this "Far Western Isle were no serpents existed.” Although he was to be killed there by the Tuatha de Danann Kings who considered he was showing too much appreciation for the terrain and climate he was to eventually become the ancestor of the aristocratic Gaelic Ithian Septs / Family branches - in the south of Ireland mainly in Co. Cork in Southern Munster. His son;

*36.Lewy / Lughaidh who had originally accompanied his father on his expedition to Inis Ealga / Eire and returned his lifeless body to Spain was also to become the direct ancestor of the aristocratic Ithians there in Southern Munster as he was to also join in with his second cousins, the sons of 36.Mil, on the second expedition into Ireland initially to avenge his father's death. The Ithians would later evolve into the Gaelic Darinian Families throughout the same region incorporating the Fir Bolg tribes in that region including the O Trower / Ui Treabhair, O Crehan / Ui Criadhagain & O Curnane / Ui Cairnein. The Darinians would be named for his descendant Darin who was to be one of the future Ithian Kings. *37.Fathadh "Canann" one of *36.Lewy’s sons is the ancestor of Mac Awley / Mag Amhalguidh of Caarach, O Leary / Ui Laoghaire of Ros & Mac Flancy / Mag Flannchuidh of Dartrach, O Coffey / Ui Cobhthaigh, O Curneen / Ui Cuirnin, O Flynn / Ui Floinn of Ard, O Barry / Ui Baire of Ara, Mac Allen / Ailin in Scotland. *36.Lewy’s other son;

*37.Mal was the father of; *38.Ead "Raman" the father of; *39.Logh the father of;

*40.Maithsin the father of; *41.Sin the father of; * 42.Gos the father of;

*43.Eadhaman the father of; *44.Eireamhon the father of; *45.Logh “Feidhleach” the father of;

*46.Lachtaine the father of; *47.Nuadha "Airgtheach" the father of; *48.Deirthine the father of;

*49.Deadhadh "Dearg" the father of; *50.Eadhamhraidh the father of; *51.Euillean the father of;

*52.Daire the father of; *53.Siothbholg the father of; *54.Fear "Uillne" the father of;

*55.Daire the father of; *56.Lewy / Lughaidh the father of;

*57.Mac Niadh the King of the Ithians who was married to 81.Sadbh the daughter of 80.Conn of the Hundred Battles the Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh 110th King of Tara / Ireland the direct ancestor of the Dal Cuinn / People of 80.Conn. Their son was,

*58.Lewy / Lughaidh mac Con who was to become the Ithian 113th King of Tara / Ireland when his uncle, 81.Art the Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh Dal Cuinn 112th King of Tara / Ireland and 6 of 58.Lewy's Heberian half - brothers were slain in battle against him and his Fir Bolg allies. (These 6 brothers were the sons of 84.Ailill "Oluimm" the Heberian 1st King of Munster & 81.Sadbh who he had married after *57.Mac Niad was killed.) This decisive victory in battle allowed him to secure the Kingship of Tara / Ireland in his own right for 27 years.

225 AD Lewy / Lughaidh mac Con was killed by Fergus / Feircis a son of Coman "Eces" this year and his son was;

*59.Angus / Oenghus "Gaifhuileach" the father of; *60.Naithi the father of; *61.Driscoll / Eidirsceol the father of;

*62.Brandubh the father of; *63.Flannan the father of; *64.Folachtach the father of;

*65.Angus / Oengus the father of; *66.Dunghus the father of; *67.Maoltuile the father of;

*68.Donngal the father of; *69.Nuadha the father of; *70.Fionn the father of;

*71.Driscoll / Eidirsceol the father of; *72.Fathad the father of; *73.Mac Con the father of;

*74.Fionn the father of; *75.Fothadh the father of; *76.Donough / Donnchad the father of;

*77.Mac Raith the father of; *78.Donough / Donnchad "Gud" the father of; *79.Finghin the father of;

*80.Mac Con the father of; *81.Mac Con the father of; *82.Finghin the father of;

*83.Conor / Conchobar the father of; *84.Conor / Conchobar the father of;

*85.Sir Finghin O Driscoll / Ui Eidersceoil.

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