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English: Monument known as "Yr Eneth" ("The Girl") in Llansannan, Conwy County Wales. It commemorates Tudur Aled, poet (died c. 1526). William Salesbury, scholar and linguist (born c.1520) and the poets and preachers Henry Rees, Gwilym Hiraethog and Iorwerth Glan Aled. They were all born in the parish of Llansannan.
Cymraeg: Y gofeb a adnabyddir fel "Yr Eneth" yn Llansannan, Sir Conwy, Cymru. Mae'n coffhau'r bardd canoloesol Tudur Aled (bu farw c. 1526), yr ysgholhaig William Salesbury (ganed c.1520) a'r beirdd a ohegethwyr Henry Rees, Gwilym Hiraethog ac Iorwerth Glan Aled. Roeddent i gyd yn frodorion o blwyf Llansannan. |
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