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1699 BC *37.Heber “Fionn” - of Fair Complexion was the the 3rd son of *36.Mil the Celtic Gaelic Hero of Spain and 3rd King of Castile & Portugal. On the Continent, his father, *36.Mil / Milesius was originally known as, *36.Gollamh / Gallamh (warrior), which was later changed to *36.Milidh from its meaning in Latin (warrior) by the Irish monks and then shortened to *36.Mil. It is from him that all of the Celtic Gaelic Milesian Septs / Family branches derive their generic name once they were to settle in Ireland. *37.Heber "Fionn" was to be the eldest of the 3 brothers who would leave Scythian Celtic Gaelic Milesian aristocratic warrior descendants in Ireland who would also be known generically as the Heberians. He was to arrive into Erie / Erinn / Ireland along with his 7 brothers who were all sons of *36.Mil who originally all came into Ireland with their mother and stepmother, Scota and their Gaelic followers from Castile and Portugal in Spain, and of these 8 brothers only 3 from Scota would leave traceable aristocratic Families, and only 3 were to survive their second landing. Of these 8 brothers the 3 who were to leave aristocratic warrior Septs were *37.Heber "Fionn," 37.Heremon and 37.Ir who were all sons of Scota the daughter of Nectanbus the Pharaoh of Egypt with the other brother, 37.Ir being among the 5 brothers who were drowned during the second landing. The oldest surviving half - brother, 37.Amergin / Amargein / Aimirgin (Born of Song) was not a son of Scota but of Seang a Scythian Celtic Princess, who had been *36.Mil's first wife, who had died prior to him going to Egypt. 37.Amergin was an Ollamh / Druid / learned man and as such he would be denied any chance of Kingship under Celtic practice. 37.Ir along with 4 f the other brothers were to be drowned while attempting to land a second time due to 37.Amergin, as their Druid, agreeing to the request of fair play made by the Tuatha De Danann (The People of Danu), the other Sept who were also of Scythian Nemedian Celtic descent, who were then in control of Erie / Ireland, These previous Scythian Celts were at this period in time the ruling class of aristocratic warriors in Inis Ealga / Erie / Ireland and the initial Gaelic expedition on arrival had caught them unprepared and 37.Amergin as their Gaelic Druid had considered that to retire beyond a specific number of waves and land their ships once again would be the right thing to do under accepted Celtic practice. Many of the Gaelic warriors were against it, and it was certainly to prove disastrous for them, but as Celts this was their custom, as was another of only one warrior contesting another at a time. Despite their unseen losses during the second landing on the high seas, due a terrible storm occurring, those of the Gaels who survived were to succeed in defeating the Tuatha De Danann and gain control in Eire / Erinn / Ireland.

*37.Heber 'Fionn's" other surviving younger brother, 37.Heremon's descendants would evolve into the Gaelic Milesian Heremonian aristocratic warrior Septs / Family branches who would have their greatest impact initially in the Midlands / Mide / Meath / Northern Leinster, then the Connacht Province, in Southern Leinster, the Munster Province and finally the Ulster Province. The Heremonians would eventually come to rule in Ireland as the Gaelic Milesian aristocratic warrior Kings of Tara / Eire / Erinn / Ireland. "(For he who rules Tara rules Ireland)."

*37.Heber "Fionn's" other brother 37.Ir who was among the 5 brothers who were drowned during the 2nd landing, would nevertheless, become the direct male line ancestor of the Gaelic Milesian aristocratic Irian Septs, which see, who were to be initially settled into Co. Antrim, Co. Armagh and Co. Down in the east of the Ulster Province. They were also early on to produce the Gaelic Milesian aristocratic warrior Irian Kings of Ulster, the Kings of Tara / Erinn, and the Kings of Ulaid the territory there on the east coast after which Ulster is named.

37.Heber "Fionn's" deceased great - uncle, *35.Ithe, through his son, *36.Lewy / Lughaidh, would also produce the Gaelic Ithian aristocratic warrior Septs / Family branches, which see, who would also be later known as the Ithian Darinians who were initially allocated territory in the south of Ireland in Co. Cork in Southern Munster and basically remained throughout the territory there incorporating the Fir Bolg Erainn Septs there and evolving into the Ithian Corca Loigde Septs. The Ithian Septs would provide two Gaelic Kings of Tara / Erinn / Ireland.

*37.Heber "Fionn" became the Gaelic Milesian Heberian joint 1st King of Eire / Erinn / Ireland, after taking up the territory in the south known now as Heber's Half, (Southern Leinster and the Munster Province) and gave some of his territory in the Munster Province to his older half - brother, 37.Amergin who acted as their Druid, with his youngest brother 37.Heremon, becoming the joint 1st Heremonian King of Eire / Erinn / Ireland taking the territory in the north known now as Heremon's Half. (Midlands / Mide / Meath / Northern Leinster.)

1698 BC *37.Heber "Fionn" was to be killed in the Battle of Ard Rath in Yestria when he went up against the forces of his brother, 37.Heremon during a disagreement, due to the greed of their wives over who should control the best valleys in Ireland for their cattle. *37.Heber "Fionn" was to leave behind 5 sons, including 38.Fergnae, 38.Feron and 38.Orba who would carry out a reprisal for his death against 37.Heremon's 3 sons who were to become the next Heremonian joint Kings of Tara / Erinn when 37.Heremon was to die after ruling Erie / Erinn for 15 years. One of 37.Heremon's 3 sons was to die a natural death, and the other two were to be killed in the Battle of Ard Ladron against 4 of the sons of *37.Heber "Fionn" who then also ruled in Erie / Erinn as the Heberian joint Kings of Tara / Erinn. Within 6 months they too were to be killed in the Battle of Gulmartha by 37.Heremon's youngest son, 38.Euriabis. *37.Heber "Fionn's" descendants were to become the aristocratic warrior Heberian Septs in the south of Erie / Ireland in Heber's Half, in the overall territory of Southern Leinster and Munster Province, which much later on in the 2nd Century AD would then be reduced by 37.Heremon's descendant, 80.Conn of the Hundred Battles the 110th King of Tara / Ireland (Dal Cuinn) to mainly the Munster Province, containing what is now Co. Cork, Co. Kerry, Co. Limerick, Co. Tipperary and Co. Waterford. Later still in the early 4th Century AD the eastern part of Co. Clare in the west of the River Shannon would be annexed to these 5 territories as "sword land" although it was then physically the southern part of the Connacht Province. *37.Heber "Fionn's" descendants then were to evolve into 3 main individual Heberian Septs / Family branches of Heberian Tuaths / Family regions to be known then as the Eoghanachta Sept, the Dal gCais Sept and the Cianachta Sept, which see.

1650 BC *38.Con "Maol," the fifth and youngest son of *37.Heber "Fionn," over time was to be engaged in 20 battles until he finally killed 39.Eithrial / Eitreol who was by then the Heremonian 11th King of Tara / Erinn, and he became the Gaelic Milesian Heberian 12th King of Tara / Erinn in his own right and after ruling for 30 years was to be slain in the Battle of Aunarde Tavlton by his Heremonian successor descended from 37.Heremon.

1492 BC *39.Eochy / Eochaidh “Faobhar Glas” his son became the Gaelic Milesian Heberian 17th King of Tara / Erinn and although he too was to fight many battles against the Heremonians over sovereignty in Erinn, he was to rule for 20 years, until he was defeated and killed in the Battle of Carmany. His older son, 40.Mafebbis, was to become the father of 41.Eochy / Eochaidh the future Heberian 19th King of Tara / Erinn descended from *37.Heber "Fionn."

+On to *37.Heber "Fionn"- *84.Ailill "Oluimm" - 2

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