The Old North (Welsh: Yr Hen Ogledd) is a term used in Wales to refer to Cumbry and other parts of northern England and southern Scotland which formed the setting for some of Wales’ oldest literature and folklore. As an affectionate and somewhat romantic term it has been borrowed into Cumbraek as Er Hen Wogledh.
Places
People
Er Cailing The Coeling
- Cail Hen Godebok Coel Hen Godebog
- Gurrust Ledlumm Gwrwst Lledlwm
- Ourven Reget Urien Rheged
- Ewen vap Ourven Owain ab Urien
- Paskent vap Ourven Pasgen ab Urien
- Roun vap Ourven Rhun ab Urien
- Gwallok vap Leenok Gwallog ap Lleenog
- Morgant Bulch Morgant Bulc
- Pabo Post Breden Pabo Post Prydain
- Dounot vap Pabo Dunod ap Pabo
- Sawool Pennouchel or Pennissel Sawyl Penuchel/Penisel
- Predour a Gurgi Peredur and Gwrgi
Er Cunoodyon The Cynwydion
- Cunoot vap Cerdik Gwledik Cynwyd ap Ceredig Wledig
- Duwnwal Hen Dyfnwal Hen
- Cludno Edin Clydno Eidin
- Cunon vap Cludno Cynon ap Clydno
- Toudwal Toudglit Tudwal Tutglyd
- Redherch Hael Rhydderch Hael
Others
- Gwendholow vap Cedyaw Gwenddoleu ap Ceidio
- Lallogan, Lallok Lailoken
- Cundiarn (Munku) Kentigern (Mungo)
- Flammdhoon Fflamddwyn
- Aneyrin Aneirin
- Talyessin Taliesin
Cumbraek 