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Commote

A commote (Welsh: cwmwd, sometimes spelt in older documents as cymwd, plural cymydau, less frequently cymydoedd) was a secular division of land in Medieval Wales. The word derives from the prefix cym- ("together", "with") and the noun bod ("home, abode"). The English word "commote" is derived from the Middle Welsh cymwt.

History, Domesday Book and later history & Gwynedd

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Domesday Book and later history

Gwynedd

Powys

Maelienydd

Buellt

Elfael

Brecheinawc (Brycheiniog)

Ystrad Tywi

Ceredigyawn (Ceredigion)

Dyfed

Morgannwg

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Commote

Nodes167
Edges166
Triples51
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011976
Components1

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Commote

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related to history · 24
Commote → Although, Anglo-Norman, Archenfield, Cheshire, Cynllaith, Domesday, Domesday Book, Edeirnion, England, Englefield, English, Ewias, Gloucestershire, Gwent, Herefordshire, However, Iâl, Latin, Norman, Rhos
related to External links · 16
Commote → ABL-CLIO, Celtic Culture, Co, Earliest Times, Edwardian Conquest, Green, Historical Encyclopedia, History, ISBN, John, John Edward, Koch, Lloyd, London, Longmans, Wales
related to List of commotes, organised by cantref · 7
Commote → Gwynedd, Hergest, It, Middle Ages, The, The Red Book, Welsh
related to Is and Uwch in commote names · 4
Commote → Latin, Melville Richards, Richards, Welsh

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commotes welsh word cantrefi together cantref domesday uwch wales cwmwd english land tref court book list use division geographical cymwd

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Commoterelated to External linksKoch0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksJohn0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksCeltic Culture0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksHistorical Encyclopedia0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksABL-CLIO0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksISBN0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksLloyd0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksJohn Edward0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksHistory0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksWales0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksEarliest Times0.60section
Commoterelated to External linksEdwardian Conquest0.60section

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