Kingdom of Dyfed
- AD 410s – AD 920
- Ancient
- World History

The Kingdom of Dyfed, one of several Welsh petty kingdoms that emerged in 5th-century sub-Roman Britain in southwest Wales, was based on the former territory of the Demetae. The royal line was founded by Irish settlers in the 5th century. After the Norman invasion of Wales Dyfed was incorporated into Pembrokeshire.
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Which happened first?
- Kingdom of Dyfed and Kingdom of Strathclyde began in the same year
- Kingdom of Dyfed and Kingdom of Galicia began in the same year
- Kingdom of Dyfed began 1 year after Kingdom of the Suebi
- Kingdom of Dyfed began 1 year before Kingdom of the Burgundians
- Kingdom of Dyfed began 1 year before Kingdom of Burgundy
Timeline
- Kingdom of the Suebi409–585
- Kingdom of Dyfed (this page)AD 410s – AD 920
- Kingdom of Galicia410–1833
- Kingdom of Strathclyde410–1058
- Kingdom of Burgundy411–1030
- Kingdom of the Burgundians411–534
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