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Eóganachta

Eóganachta
NegaraIrlandia
Didirikanabad ke-5
PendiriCorc mac Luigthig
Kepala saat iniOwen Mc Donogh
Gelar
Cabang kadet

Eóganachta atau Eoghanachta merupakan nama dari sebuah dinasti di Irlandia yang berpusat di Cashel yang mendominasi Irlandia selatan (yaitu Kerajaan Munster) dari abad ke-6/7 hingga abad ke-10,[1] dan setelah itu dalam bentuk terbatas, Kerajaan Desmond, dan cabang-cabangnya Carbery, hingga akhir abad ke-16. Menurut tradisi, dinasti ini didirikan oleh Corc mac Luigthig namun dinamai sesuai dengan nama leluhurnya, Éogan, putra sulung raja semi-mitologi abad ke-3, Ailill Aulom.[2]

Catatan

  1. ^ Ó Corráin 2001, p. 30
  2. ^ Byrne, F.J., Irish Kings and High Kings, London, 1973, p. 177. .

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