Gwladus (santez) : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

Anavezet eo dre buhezskridoù daou sant brezhon, hini Cadoc, savet war-dro 1100 gant [[Lifris]]<ref>Lifris, '[[Vita sancti Cadoci])', Vitae sanctorum Britanniae et genealogiae, ed. and trans. A. M. Wade-Evans (1944), 24–141 </ref> ha hini Sant [[Gwynllyw]] (war-dro 1120) <ref>'Vita sancti Gundleii', Vitae sanctorum Britanniae et genealogiae, ed. A. W. Wade-Evans (1944), 172–93 </ref> . Munudoù disheñvel a zo en daou skrid. Meneget eo anv Gwladus e rolloù rouaned Kembre ivez.

Hi eo an hini anavezetañ eus bugale niverus Brychan. Brudet e oa he c'hened, ha plijout a reas d'ar roue [[Gwynllyw]] a rene e [[Gwynllwg]] e kreisteiz Kembre. Hervez '' [[Buhez Kadog]] '' e nac'has he zad reiñ anezhi da Gwynllyw , ma teuas danvez e vab-kaer da gerc'hat e bried gant 300 soudard hag e kasas anezhi gantañ eus [[Talgarth]].

According to ''The Life of Saint Cadoc'' (c.1100) when her father refused to allow their marriage Gwynllyw accompanied by 300 men abducted her from [[Talgarth]]. A pitched battle occurred which was only stopped by the intervention of [[King Arthur]] and [[Sir Kay|Cai]] and [[Bedivere|Bedwyr]] who supported Gwynllyw and his warband in the battle. This act only occurred after Cai managed to persuade Arthur not to abduct the beautiful Gwladys himself. This tale of abduction seems similar to elements in [[Culhwch and Olwen]] and other Arthurian stories indicating it originated in bardic stories. This is the earliest reference to Arthur in a Saint's life. According to the ''Life of Saint Gwynllyw'' this battle never occurred and the marriage was actually accomplished peacefully.

Later at the urging of Cadoc she moved yet further to Capel Wladus in [[Gelligaer]]. Today her main church is St. Gwladys, [[Bargoed]].