Rhodri the Great

Rhodri the Great was a 9th-century Welsh king who ruled over the combined territories of Gwynedd, Powys, and Deheubarth, making him one of Wales’ most powerful leaders of his time. Known for unifying much of Wales and resisting Viking invasions, he strengthened Welsh independence. Rhodri prioritized political stability, fostering alliances, and maintaining control over his realm. His leadership laid important foundations for future Welsh rulers, and his legacy is remembered as a symbol of Welsh resilience and sovereignty during a turbulent period.