Aberffraw, Ynys Dryyll, and Dynefwr, Seisyllwg 864 - 873 AD
Aberffraw, Ynys Dryyll, and Dynefwr, 864 - 873 ADAlun drew Prince Anarawd aside and spoke intensely in a low voice while holding his arm. The youngster nodded and smiled but looked bemused. He led the boy onto the training ground and demonstrated what he wanted. “If you don’t recognise the moment, I’ll shout now! and you’ll do it.”
now! The veteran warrior had given a lot of thought to the punishment the boys deserved and decided that although the prince’s frustration had provoked the incident, Arthfael was more seriously to blame. A young man of twenty should be better able to master his feelings than a boy half his age, therefore, his penance should be greater. Having to find the courage to face his opponent so soon after his
