From Hermon Hoeh's
Compendium of World History
The following chart gives the list of kings unaltered and without
need of restoration, from the Domestic Annals as preserved by
O'Flaherty in his Ogygia. Both the dates and lengths of reign are
accurately preserved. The abbreviations after the names indicate
from which branch of the Milesians the king descended. "Er." is
the line of Ghedhe the Ereamhon; "Eb." is Ebher, brother of
Ghedhe the Ereamhon; "Ith" is the line of Ith or Itha, brother of
Miledh or Mileadh; "Ir" is the line of Ir, another (uncrowned)
brother of Eber and Gede.
Arch Kings of Ireland - Lengths of Reign - Dates
from O'Flaherty and the
Domestic Annals
Ghedhe the Ereamhon mac
Mileadh
Ebher mac Mileadh, rules
jointly with his brother
14 1016-1002
Muimhne mac Gede the Ereamhon,
1 1016-1015
Luighne mac Gede,
3 1002-999
Laighne mac Gede
Er mac Eber,
Orba mac Eber,
6 months 999
Fearon mac Eber
Feorgna mac Eber
Irial (Ariel) Faidh (meaning
the "prophet") mac Ereamhon
10 999-989
Eithrial mac Irial (Er.)
20 989-969
Conmhaol mac Eber
30 969-939
Tighearnmas mac Follagh (Er.)
23 939-916
(Introduces idolatry into
Ireland during heyday of
Baalism in Israel and Judah.)
(Interregnum)
(7) 916-909
Eochaidh I Eadghadhach Mac Daire
(Ith)
4 909-905
Cearmna Fionn mac Ebric (Ir)
40 905-865
Sobhairce mac Ebric (Ir)
Eochaidh II Faobharglas mac
20 865-845
Conmhaol (Eb.)
Fiachadh I Labhrainne mac
Smiorgoll (Er.)
24 845-821
Eochaidh III Munho mac Mofebis(Eb.)
21 821-800
Aonghus I Olmucadha mac Fiachadh
(Er.)
18 800-782
Eadhna I Airgtheach mac Eochaidh
(Eb.)
18 800-782
Roitheachtach I mac Maoin (Er.)
11 758-747
Seadhna I mac Airtri (Ir)
5 747-742
Fiachadh II Fionscothach Mac
Seadhna (Ir)
14 742-728
Muineamhon mac Cas Clothach(Eb.)
5 728-723
Faildeargdoid mac Muineamhon(Eb.)
9 723-714
(Eochaidh) Ollamh Fodhla mac
Fiachadh (Ir)
40 714-674
(not the later prophet Ollamh
Fodhla)
(Elim) Fionnachta I mac Ollamh
20 674-654
(Ir)
Slanoll mac Ollamh (Ir)
17 654-637
Ghedhe Ollgothach mac Ollamh(Ir)
12 637-625
Fiachadh 3 Fionnailches mac
Fionnachta (Ir)
8 625-617
Bearnghal mac Ghedhe (Ir)
12 617-605
Oilioll I mac Slanoll (Ir)
15 605-590
Siorna Saoghlach Mac Dian (Er.),
21 590-569
called the Heremon. He restored the power of the line of
Ereamhon. At his death a prophet called Ollamh Fodhla brought Tea
Tephi to Ireland with his son Oilioll Olchaoin, who was her
husband.
Roitheachtach II mac Roan (Eb.)
7 569-562
Elim I Oillfinshneachta mac Roitheachtach (Eb.)
1 562-561
Giallchadh mac Oilioll Olchaoin (Er.), son of Tea Tephi
9 561-552
Art I Imleach mac Elim (Eb.)
12 552-540
Nuadhat I Fionnfoil mac Giallchadh (Er.)
13 540-527
Breas mac Art (Eb.)
9 527-518
Eochaidh IV Apthach mac Fionn (Ith)
1 518-517
Fionn mac Bratha (Ir)
20 517-497
Seadhna II Ionnarrach mac Breas (Eb.)
14 497-483
Siomon Breac mac Aodhan Glas (Er.)
6 483-477
Duach I Fionn mac Seadhna (Eb.)
8 477-469
Muireadhach I Bolgrach mac Siomon (Er.)
1 469-468
Eadhna II Dearg mac Duach (Eb.)
5 468-463
Lughaidh I Iardonn mac Eadhna (Eb.)
5 463-458
Siorlamh mac Fionn (Ir)
16 458-442
Eochaidh V Uaircheas mac Lughaidh (Eb.)
12 442-430
Eochaidh VI Fiadhmuine mac Congal Cosgarach, (Er.)
5 430-425
Conaing Beageaglach mac Congal
Cosgarach (Er.)
Lughaidh II Laimhdhearg mac
Eochaidh (Eb.)
4 425-421
Conaing Beageaglach mac Congal
Cosgarach (returns, (Er)
7 421-414
Art II mac Lughaidh, (Eb.)
7 414-407
Fiacha Tolgrach (Er.)
7 414-407
Oilioll II Fionn mac Art (Eb.)
9 407-398
Eochaidh VII mac Oilioll (Eb.)
7 398-391
Airgeatmhar mac Siorlamh (Ir)
10 391-381
Duach II Ladhgrach mac Fiachadh
Tolgrach (Er.)
10 381-371
Lughaidh III Laighdhe mac Eochaidh
(Eb.)
4 371-367
(Next four reign alternately in
28 years.)
Aodh I Ruadh mac Badharn (Ir)
7 367-360
Diothorba mac Deman (Ir)
7 360-353
Ciombaoth mac Fionntan (Ir)
7 353-346
The prophet Ollamh Fodhla lived
about 240 years before his time.
He was Jeremiah.
Machadh Mongruadh, Queen (Ir)
7 346-339
Reachtaidh Righdhearg mac Lughaidh (Eb.)
9 339-330
Ugaine Mor mac Eochaidh Buadhach (Er.)
30 330-300
(Ruled Western Europe to Tyrrhenian Sea. Time of Celtic greatness
in Roman history.)
Badhbhchadh mac Eochaidh Buadhach (Er.)
One and half days 300
Laoghaire I Lorc mac Ugaine(Er.)
16 300-284
Cobhthach Coal-Breagh mac Ugaine(Er.)
17 284-267
Maen Labhraidh Loingseach mac Oilioll
Aine (Er.)
14 267-253
Melghe Molbhtach mac Cobhtach (Er.)
12 253-241
Modhcorb mac Cobhtach Caomh (Eb.)
6 241-235
Aonghus II Ollamh mac Oilioll (Er.)
7 235-228
Irereo (Iarann) Gleofathach mac
Melghe (Er.)
6 228-222
Fearcorb mac Modhcorb (Eb.)
7 222-215
Connla Camh mac Irereo (Er.)
4 215-211
Oilioll III Caisfhiaclach mac Connla
(Er.)
25 211-186
Adhamair Foltchaon mac Fearcorb (Eb.)
5 186-181
Eochaidh VIII Ailtleathan mac Oilioll
(Er.)
7 181-174
Fearghus I Fortamhail mac Breasal
Breac (Er.)
12 174-162
Aonghus III Tuirmheach Teamhrach mac
Eochaidh (Er.)
32 162-130
Conall I Collamhrach mac Ederscel(Er.)
5 130-12
Niadh Sedhamain mac Adhamair (Eb.)
7 125-118
Eadhna III Aighneach mac Aonghus (Er.)
10 118-108
Criomthann I Cosgrach mac Fedhlimidh (Er.)
4 108-104
Rudhraighe mac Sithrighe (Ir)
17 104-87
Ionnatmar mac Niadh (Eb.)
3 87-84
Breasal Boidhiobhadh mac Rudhraighe (Ir)
9 84-75
Lughaidh IV Luaighne mac Ionnatmar (Eb.)
15 75-60
Congal I Claroineach mac Rudhraighe
(Ir)
3 60-57
Duach III Dallta Deadhadh mac
Cairbre Lusg (Eb.)
7 57-50
Feachtna Fathach mac Rudhraighe (Ir)
24 50-26
Eochaidh IX Feidhleach mac Finn (Er.)
12 26-14
Eochaidh X Aireamh mac Finn (Er.)
10 14-4
Ederscel mac Eoghan (Er.)
4 4-1
Nuadhat II Neacht mac Seadhna
Sithbhaic (Er.)
1
Conaire I Mor mac Ederscel (Er.)
59 1-60
(Interregnum)
5 60-65
Lughaidh V Sriabhndearg mac Breas
Fineamhnas (Er.)
8 65-73
Conchobhar I Abhradhruadh mac Finn
Fili (Er.)
1 73-74
His year of reign corresponds to
year 5 of Vespasian-(Annals of
Tiahernach)-73-74.
Criomthann II Niadhnair mac Lughaidh(Er.)
16 74-90
Cairbre Cinncait (usurp.) and son
5 90-95
Morann Mac-Maom
Fearadhach Finnfeachtnach mac
Criomthann (Er.)
21 95-116
Fiatach Fionn mac Daire (Er.)
3 116-119
Fiachdh IV Finnfolaidh mac Fearadhach
(Er.)
7 119-126
Elim II mac Conrach (Ir)
4 126-130
Tuathal I Teachtmhar mac Fiachadh(Er.)
30 130-160
Mal mac Rochraidhe (Ir)
4 160-164
Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar mac Tuathal
(Er.)
10 164-174
Cathaoir Mor mac Feidhlimidh
Firurghlais (Er.)
3 174-177
Conn Cedcathach mac Feidhlimidh (Er.)
35 177-212
Conaire II mac Modha-Lamha (Er.)
8 212-220
Art III Confhir mac Conn (Er.)
30 220-250
Lughaidh VI Mac-Con mac Macniadh (Ith)
3 250-253
Pearghus II Duibhdeadach mac Imchadh
(Er.)
1 253-254
Cormac Ulfada mac Art (Er.)
23 254-277
Eochaidh XI Gonnat mac Feig (Er.)
2 277-279
Cairbre Liffeachair mac Cormac(Er.)
17 279-296
Fothadh I Cairptheach mac Lughaidh
(Ith) and
Fothadh 11 Airgtheach mac Lughaidh (Er.)
1 296-297
Fiachadh V Sraibhtine mac
30 297-327
Cairbre (Er.)
Cairioll Colla-Dais mac Eochaidh
Doimhlen (Er.)
4 327-331
Muireadhach II Tireach mac Fiachadh
(Er.)
26 331-357
Caolbhadh mac Crunn Badhrai (Ir)
1 357-358
Eochaidh XII Muighmheadhoin mac
Muireadhach (Er.)
8 358-366
Criomthann III mac Fidhach (Eb.)
13 366-379
Niall I Naoighiallach mac Eochaidh
(Er.)
26 379-405
(Feradhach) Dathi mac Fiachra(Er.)
23 405-428
Laoghaire II mac Hiall (Er.)
35 428-463
Oilioll IV Molt mac Dathi (Er.)
20 463-483
Lughaidh VII mac Laoghaire (Er.)
25 483-508
(Interregnum)
5 508-513
Muircheartach I Mor Mac-Earca mac
Muireadhach (Hereafter all are of the
line of Ereamhon.)
20 513-533
(Sent Lia Fail -- Stone of Destiny to Scotland (in 513) to
officially establish branch dynasty under Fearghus mac Erc
-- 513-529. See the history of the kings of Scotland.)
Tuathal II Maolgarbh mac Cormac
Caoch
11 533-544
Diarmaid I mac Fearghus Ceirrbheoil
21 544-565
Fearghus III mac Muircheartach and
Domhnall I Ilchealgach mac Muircheartach
1 565-566
Eochaidh XIII mac Domhnall and
Boadan I mac Muircheartach
2 566-568
Ainmire mac Seadhna
3 568-571
Baodan II mac Ninnidh
1 571-572
Aodh II mac Ainmire
27 572-599
Aodh III Slaine mac Diarmaid and
Colman Rimidh mac Baodan
6 599-605
Aodh IV Uairidhnach mac Domhnall
Ilchealgach
7 605-612
Maolcobha mac Aodh
3 612-615
Suibhne Meann mac Fiachna
13 615-628
Domhnall II mac Aodh
14 628-642
Conall II Caol mac Maolcobha
16 642-658
Ceallach mac Maolcobha
12 642-654
Blathmac mac Aodh and
Diarmaid II Ruaidnaigh mac Aodh
7 658-665
Seachnasach mac Blathmac
6 665-671
Ceannfaoladh mac Blathmac
4 671-675
Fionnachta II Fleadhach mac
Dunchadh
20 675-695
Loingseach mac Aonghus
9 695-704
Congal II Ceann-Maghair mac Fearghus
7 704-711
Fearghal mac Maolduin
11 711-722
Fogartach mac Niall
2 722-724
Cionaoth mac Irgalach
3 724-727
Flaithbheartach mac Loingseach
7 727-734
Aodh V Allan mac Fearghal
9 734-743
Domhnall III mac Murchadh
20 743-763
Niall II Frosach mac Fearghal
7 763-770
Donnchadh I mac Domhnall
7 770-797
Aodh VI Oirnidhe mac Niall
22 797-819
Conchobhar II mac Donnchadh
14 819-833
Niall III Caille mac Aodh
13 833-846
Maolseachlainn I mac Maolruanaidh
17 846-863
Aodh VII Finnlaith mac Niall
16 863-879
Viking invasions ravaged Ireland in 843 under Niall III Caille.
While Niall was reigning, his son Aodh VII Finnlaith presented
(in 843) the Lia Fail permanently to the king of Scotland, whose
daughter he married.(See O'Flaherty's Ogygia.) The Scottish king,
Kenneth mac Alpin (843-858), thereby became full heir to the now
bankrupt Irish line which was forced to submit to Viking rule.
The throne line was thus transferred to Scotland, from whence it
would be transferred, in a few centuries, to England.
THE THRONE IN SCOTLAND
In 503 a migration to Scotland established the direct line of
Eremon in the new land.
Kings of the Scots Lengths of Reign Dates
Loarn mac Erc
10 503-513
Fearghus I mac Erc
16 513-529
Fearghus I receives Lia Fail for
coronation ceremony.
Domhangart mac Fearghus
5 529-534
Comghall mac Domhangart
24 534-558
Gabhran mac Domhangart
2 558-560
Conall I mac Comghall
14 560-574
Aodhan mac Gabhran
32 574-606
Eochaidh I Buidhe mac Aodhan
23 606-629
Conadh Cerr mac Eochaidh
Domhnall I Breac mac Eochaidh
13 629-642
Fearchar I mac Conachadh
7 642-649
Conall II Crandamhna mac Eochaidh
Dungal I mar Duban
11 649-660
Domhnall II Donn mac Conall
13 660-673
Moalduin mac Conall
16 673-689
Fearchar II Fada mac Feradhach
8 689-697
Eochaidh II Rianamhail mac Domhangart
1 697-698
Ainbhceallach mac Fearchar
Sealbach mac Fearchar
25 698-723
Dungal II mac Sealbach
3 723-726
Eochaidh III Angbhaid mac Eochaidh
7 726-733
Dungal II mac Sealbach (returns)
3 733-736
Alpin mac Eochaidh
5 736-741
(Royal line suppressed until 843 by a related branch of Pictish
kings. For princes of Scottish line from 741 to 843 see page 230
of Vol. II of Stokvis' Manuel.)
Kings of Scotland Lengths of Reign Dates
Cinaeth I (Kenneth) mac Alpin
15 843-858
(Obtains Lia Fail from son-in-law, Aodh VII Finnliath of
Ireland, in 843.)
Domhnall III (Donald)
4 858-862
Custantin I
14 862-876
Aodh II
2 876-878
(Eochaidh V, king Strathclyde)
(11) (878-889)
Circ mac Dungal
11 878-889
Domhnall IV
11 889-900
Custantin II
43 900-943
Maelcolaim I (Malcolm)
11 943-954
Illuilb
8 954-962
Dubh
5 962-967
Cuillen
4 967-971
Cinaeth II
24 971-995
Custantin III
2 995-997
Cinaeth III
8 997-1005
Maelcolaim 11
29 1005-1034
Donnchadh I (Duncan)
6 1034-1040
Macbeathadh (Macbeth)
17 1040-1057
Lulach
1 1057-1058
Maelcolaim III Ceanmohr
35 1058-1093
Domhnall V Bane
4 1093-1097
Donnchadh 2
1 1093-1094
Edgar
12 1094-1106
Alexander I
18 1106-1124
David 1
29 1124-1153
Maelcolaim IV
12 1153-1165
William
49 1165-1214
Alexander 11
35 1214-1249
Alexander 111
37 1249-1286
Margaret
4 1286-1290
(Interregnum)
(2) (1290-1292)
Dynasties of Baliol and of Bruce
John Baloil
4 1292-1296
(Interregnum)
(10) (1296-1306)
In 1296 Edward I of England declared himself king of Scotland and
removed the coronation stone -- Lia Fail -from Scone to
Westminster.
Robert I Bruce
23 1306-1329
David II Bruce
4 1329-1333
Edward Baliol
13 1333-1346
David II Bruce (returns)
25 1346-1371
Dynasty of the Stuarts
Robert II
19 1371-1390
Robert III
16 1390-1406
James I
31 1406-1437
James II
23 1437-1460
James III
28 1460-1488
James IV
25 1488-1513
James V
29 1513-1542
Mary
25 1542-1567
James VI, becomes James I of
England in 1603
58 1567-1625
With this outline the essentials of Irish history are restored.
For details of the reigns of each king of Ireland consult
Keating's History of Ireland, or O'Flaherty. The modern idea that
the Irish were illiterate, and that their history is all myth, is
itself a modern myth. The real myths circulating in the name of
Irish history are generally limited to attempts on the part of
the Catholic Church to hide the identity of the racial descent of
the Irish nation. In fact, the only reason for ever inventing
myth is to hide, obscure or pervert some evidence or truth. Once
the source of Truth -- the Bible -- is manifest, the difference
between myth and fact becomes readily apparent.
...............
Entered on Keith Hunt's Website August 2003
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