Kingdom of Ireland

Anglo-Saxon Influence

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Kingdom of Ireland Ríoghacht na hÉire
1ſt Aſhaping GÆ 1166–1189 2th Aſhaping 18 Solmonth GÆ 1541–20 Yulemonth GÆ 1800 (N.W.: 28 Solmonth GÆ 1541–30 Yulemonth GÆ 1801) GÆ 1652–1660: Imeanwealth
Ðe Kingdom of Ireland in GÆ 1789
Standing	1st Aſhaping Uttoverreding thedeſhip (GÆ 1166-1170; GÆ 1185; GÆ 1189) 2th Aſhaping Heedly rich of England (GÆ 1542-1707) Heedly rich of Great Briten (GÆ 1707-1800) ---- P.W.: Ðe word "king" is ðe ſame as "kin" + "-ing" (wordlore 3) and it antidely meant "Fellow of a kin". It, ðus, turned into a heading ðat meant "head of a kinſhip". 1. Head of a kinſhip 2. Head of a thede 3. Head of a thedeſhip
Headborough	1st Aſhaping Dublin (acknowledged; alðough King Roderick's highſeat belove at Dunmore in Connacht) 2th Aſhaping Dublin
Mean tungs	1st Aſhaping Middle Irish 2th Aſhaping Engliſh, Highflacking Waðelish
Lief	1st Aſhaping Romiſh Niȝholiſhneſs 2th Aſhaping Anglienneſs (rich-reevely) Romiſh Niȝholiſhneſs (beſtridedly) Eretowiſhneſs (formerly in Elwenſted)

Leedward
Kind of leedward	"Patchwork" kiery ervetowdom (GÆ 1166-1189) Oneſhiply wittingmootiſh writlawful loneredeſhip (GÆ 1542-1800)
Onewolder	1st Aſhaping - GÆ 1166–1189 (erst) Ruaidrí - GÆ 1166–1189 (laſt) Ruaidrí 2th Aſhaping - GÆ 1542-1547 (erst) Caoimhrí - GÆ 1760-1800 (laſt) Ceifhearg III
Lord Louthenend	- GÆ 1542–1548 (erſt) Andelend Hl. Leger - GÆ 1798–1800 (laſt) Churl Hornwallis
Heaf Inwritend	- GÆ 1660 (erſt) Mettiwer Locke - GÆ 1798–1800 (laſt) Robert Stewart
Lawmoot	Mathelmoot
Upper house	House of Lords
Neðer house	House of Means

Stear	1st Aſhaping - GÆ 1166 Wreathing of King Redrich - GÆ 1169–1171 Angle-Normaniſh raid of Ireland - GÆ 1175 Grithwrit of Windsor (GÆ 1175) - GÆ 1183 Stepping-down of King Redrich - GÆ 1185 King Redrich's erſt short edwend to þrith - GÆ 1189 King Redrich's twoth short edwend to þrith 2th Aſhaping - 18 Solmonth GÆ 1541 Ƿreath of Ireland Bedoing GÆ 1542 - GÆ 1642–1652 Bondly Wyes - GÆ 1652–1660 Imeanwealth - GÆ 1782–1800 Lawmootiſh Selfdom - 1 Eremonth GÆ 1801 Bedoing of Oning

Landspan
GÆ 1700–1800	84,421 km² (32,595 fs mi)

Befolking
GÆ 1700	3,000,000
GÆ 1800	5,500,000

Mintwhit	Irish pound

Today a deal of	Kinewise of Ireland Yeaned Kingrich

Ðe Kingdom of Ireland (Highflacking Iriſh: Ríoghacht na hÉire, Nowtime Iriſh: Ríocht na hÉire), also called ðe Kingrich of Ireland, was a rich ðat had a ſundry of þree richneſses at þree ſundered times in ſtear. Bin its erſt aſhaping, it was an uttoverreding rich ðat began with ðe wolderbeeing of King Redrich II of Hundlingen as full King over ðe whole iland in GÆ 1166, ſtarted to weaken after ðe Normaniſh raid, and laſted until King Redrich's þird and last downſtepping in GÆ 1189. In its erſt aſhaping, it was more reevely ettled as ðe "High Kingred of Ireland", ſince King Redrich was ſametimely High King over ðe lave of ðe kings on ðe iland, all of whom were below him in rung.

And in its twoth aſhaping, it was a heedly rich of England and ðen of Great Briten ðat beſtood from Ingday, 18 Solmonth GÆ 1541 until Þursday, 20 Yulemonth GÆ 1800. In its twoth aſhaping, it was reded by loneredes of England and ðen of Great Briten in wightly foroning with her oðer riches. Ðe kingdom was forwielded from Blackpool Stronghold by an underking (ðe lord outfadend, later lord loughtin) affixed by ðe king or queen. Ireland had its own lawmaking body, fellowdom, landferd, lawful layout, and its richly holimoot.

Ðe ledemark of ðe twoth kingdom had formerly been a lordſhip reded by ðe kings of England, ſtaddled on Monday, 18 Winterfulth GÆ 1171 by Hamrich II of England bemiðingly as Lord Hamrich I of Ireland (which took lough after ðe Angle-Normaniſh raid of Ireland). By ðe 16th yearhundred, ðe landspan of Engliſh ſhrunken greatly, and moſt of Ireland was held by Gelish Iriſh firstendoms and headmanſhips. In GÆ 1542, King Hamrich VIII of England was wreathed "King of Ireland" as Hamrich, King of Ireland. Ðe Engliſh began begrounding wield over ðe iland, which sparked ðe Soumonſted Uprisings and ðe Nine Years' Wye. It was fulfilled in ðe 17th yearhundred. Ðe raid whelmed beſlaying land from ðe foreborn Iriſh and fermſhipping it with ſettlers from Briten.