Tál Cas

Sinsear eapainmneach Dhál Chais ba ea Cas nó Tál Cas.[1]

Léarscáil Thuamhan 1200 le Tríocha Uí mBloid, Tríocha Céd cClann cCaisín agus Cenél Fearmaic, críocha ársa Dhál Chais.

Beatha

Conall Eachluath ba ea a athair agus Coirpthe iníon Eochach Mugmedóin a mháthair.[2] Gabha ba ea a athair altrama, agus dá bharr a leasainm. D'éirigh sé ina rí Tuamhan. Rinne sé gabháil chine dá gcuid críoch i measc a thriúr mac déag. Tháinig a mhac is sine Blait i gcomharbacht air mar rí.[3][4]

Muintir
Tree graph showing relationships between the Dalcassian septs.

He had thirteen sons, at least three of which would found substantial lineages whose descendants would rule as lords over substantial territories:[3]

  • Blod (Uí Bhloid)
    • Carthann Fionn
      • Oenghus (Uí Óengussa)
        • Uí Ronghaile
        • Uí Chearnaigh
      • Eochaidh Bailldearg
        • Uí Floinn
        • Uí Thoirdhealbhach
  • Caisín (Ua Caisin)
    • Eochaidh
      • Cinéal nDúnghaile
    • Sineall
      • Uí Dhobharchon
    • Carthann
      • Clan Cuiléin
        • Eoghan mac Cuiléin
          • Clan Cuiléin Uachtarach
        • Maol Cluiche mac Cuiléin
          • Mhic Conmara
          • Uí hAllmharain
          • Uí Artagáin
  • Aonghus Ceann-nathrach
    • Cinéal Fermaic
      • Uí Dheághaidh
    • Cinéal gCuallachtaigh
      • Uí Ghríobhtha
    • Cinéal mBaoi
  • Aonghus Ceann-aitinn
    • Clann Ifeamain
    • Clann Neachtain
  • Lughaidh/Dealbhaoth
    • na Dealbhna
    • Muinnter Chochláin
  • Carthann
    • Dal gCais Leithe Lachtmhuighe
  • Aedh
    • Ui Aedha
  • Lughaidh Éile
    • Muinnter Dhobharchon
    • Muinnter Chonraoi
    • Muinnter Chearnaigh
    • Muinnter Aonghusa
    • Muinnter Dhubhthaigh
  • Séadna
  • Cormac
  • Caindeach
  • Nae
  • Loisceann

AND

I measc daoine a mhaíonn gur de shliocht Dál Chais iad, tá comhchoibhneas suntasach ann ó thaobh staitistice de, le síniú Y-AND R-L226 a bheith ann. Meastar dá bharr go raibh an sóchán seo ag a sinsear.[5]

Tagairtí
  1. Irish pedigrees, John O'Hart, 1892, lch. 155
  2. Bart Jaski, 'The (legendary) rise of Dál Cais', in: Seán Duffy (eag.), Medieval Dublin XVI: Proceedings of Clontarf 1014–2014. 15–61.
  3. Tadhg Ó Donnchadha, An Leabhar Muimhneach, 1900, ll. 86, 237, 295
  4. Pedigrees of the MacNamara Family, R.W Twigge, 1908, athchló Martin Breen 2006, lch. 12
  5. "A Set of Distinctive Marker Values Defines a Y-STR Signature for Gaelic Dalcassian Families". JOGG.info (7ú Iúil 2011). Cartlannaíodh an bunleathanach ar 2012-08-24. Dáta rochtana: 2022-06-21.
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