An Duine Mór

An Duine Mór is an ancient Gaelic term meaning "the great man," used historically to refer to a chieftain or leader within Gaelic society. It denotes a person of significant status, authority, and respect, often responsible for governing a region or community. The title reflects their influential role in politics, military leadership, and social hierarchy. An Duine Mór was typically chosen based on noble lineage, personal prowess, and leadership qualities, serving as a central figure in maintaining social order and making important decisions within their domain.