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== Biography ==
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}D�nlang was the son of [[Leinster-36|Tuathal mac Augaire]].
'''DIB''':Mac Shamhr�in, Ailbhe (2009). ''[https://www.dib.ie/biography / d u n l aing-a2846 D�nlaing]''. Dictionary of Irish Biography.
D�nlang succeeded to the kingship of U� Muiredaig on the death of his b r o t h e r, Augaire, in 978.
=== Marriages and Children ===D�nlang mac Tuathail married [[Osraige-1| A �fe ingen Gilla P�traic]], sister of [[Ossory-6|Donnchad]], King of Os s o r y ; t hey had two children:
* Echdonn.
* A�bend.
D�nlang had at least twelve other children by other wives:
* [[MacDunlaig-1|Donncuan]].
* Gilla C�emgin, slain 1019.
* Augaire.
* Muirchertach.
* Domnall.
* Tuathal.
* D�nchad.
* Murchad.
* C� Meda.
* Ailbe.
* Cacht.
* [[O'_Tuathail-1|M�el-corcra]].
RESIDENCE: Garbh Thannach, i.e., Mulachrcelion. (O'Toole, History of th e C l a n O ' Toole and other Leinster Septs, Chart III: U� Muiredaigh line 1 1 2 )
=== Battle of Clontarf, 1014 ===MILITARY: Wars and Battles> fought at t h e B a t t le of Clontarf, 1014. (O'Hart, Irish Pedigrees, vol. 1 p. 763 li n e 1 1 0 : O 'Toole (no. 1)
'''1014'''
''Great warfare between [[Cennetig-1|Brian]] and the fore i g n e r s of Ath Cliath (Dublin) and Brian then brought a great muster of t h e m e n o f I reland to Ath Cliath. After that the foreigners of Ath Cliat h g a v e b a ttle to [[Cennetig-1|Brian]], son of [[MacLorcain-4|Cenn�tig]] , a n d h e w a s slain, with his son [[MacBriain-1|Murchad]], royal heir of I r e l a n d, and Murchad's son, namely, Tairdelbach, as also the princes of M u m u r o u nd Conaing, son of Donn Ce Mael M�rda son of Murchad, k i n g o f L a igin, together with the princes of the Laigin round him, and t h e f o r e igners of the western world were slaughtered in the same battle. ' ' < r e f>[http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/T100004/ Annals of Inisfallen, A I 1 0 1 4 .2], Author Unknown, retrieved 2014-06-22, [[Bairfield-1|amb]]
When [[Mac_Murchada-12|Mael M�rda mac Murchada]] was killed on the 23rd A p r i l 1 0 14 in the Battle of Clontarf,[''Annals of Ulster''. AU1014.2 . h t t p : //research.ucc.ie/celt/document/G100001A ([http://research.ucc.i e/ c e l t /document/T100001A English translation]).]
D�nlang mac Tuathail suceeded him as King on Leinster.
D�nlang mac Tuathail, King of Leinster died in early summer, 1014[''Annals of Ulster''. AU1014.3. http://research.ucc.ie / c e l t /document/G100001A ([http://research.ucc.ie/celt/document/T100001A E n g l i s h translation]).]
in Glendalough.
== Research Notes ==
* Info on children that needs to be reviewed:** Muiredach mac D�nlainge , R � L a i g hean, d. 1042, Battle of Magh-Mailceth.
** Ugaire mac D�nlainge, R� Laighean, d. 1024, Dubhloch, Ireland.
** Donnchad mac D�nlainge, R� Laighean, d. 1037.
** Muirchertach mac D�nlainge, d. 1026
** D�nlang mac D�nlaing.
** Eachdhonn mac D�nlainge, d. 1042, Battle of Magh-Mailceth.** Br�ccan m a c D �nlainge, d. 1014, Battle of Chluain Tarbh, near, Atha Claith, Irel a n d . * * Longseach mac D�nlainge, d. 1014, Battle of Chluain Tarbh, near, ? ? t h a C l aith, Ireland.
== Sources ==
:''See also:''
* }* [http://books.google.com/books?id=AK_yn7Q3_x0C&lpg=PA347&ots=16TP4 K a R Q 3 &dq=The%20Annales%20Cambriae%20and%20Old%20Welsh%20Genealogies%2C% 2 0 f r o m%20Harleian&pg=PA334#v=onepage&q&f=false Wales and the Britons, 3 5 0 - 1 0 64, Volume 1 of History of Wales. p. 334]. Author T. M. Charles-Ed w a r d s . Edition illustrated. Publisher Oxford University Press, 2013* St e w a r t B aldwin. Ancestry of Llywelyn ap Iorwerth. [http://sites.rootswe b . c o m /~medieval/llywelyn.htm] Dunlaing is in Generation 7, #70. Accesse d 1 / 1 6 / 2019 [[Day-1904|jhd]]
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920 - 1014 (94 years)
