Clandeboye

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Clandeboye is a historic territory in Ulster, Ireland, traditionally associated with the Gaelic O'Neill lords who ruled there.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gaelic lordship
historic territory
medieval Irish territory
associatedClan O'Neill
associatedFamily O'Neill of Clandeboye
associatedWithEvent Gaelic resistance to English expansion in Ulster
culture Gaelic Irish culture
governedBySystem Gaelic lordship system
hasEthnicGroup Gaels
hasHeritage Gaelic lordship traditions
hasHistoricalSignificance center of O'Neill power in eastern Ulster
hasRulingTitle lord of Clandeboye
hasTypeOfGovernment hereditary chieftaincy
historicalEra Middle Ages
early modern period
historicalRegionOf Northern Ireland
historicalStatus autonomous Gaelic territory
knownFor rule by the O'Neill lords
languageHistoricallySpoken Irish
locatedIn Ireland
Ulster
namedAfter O'Neill of Clandeboye family
partOf Gaelic Ireland
O'Neill sphere of influence
politicalStructure lordship
precededBy earlier O'Neill territories in Ulster
religionHistorically Gaelic Christianity
linked to: Celtic Christianity

Roman Catholicism
traditionalRulers Clandeboye O'Neills
linked to: Clandeboye

O'Neill dynasty

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O'Neill dynasty hasAncestralHome Clandeboye
Viscount Clandeboye namedAfter Clandeboye
Clandeboye traditionalRulers Clandeboye O'Neills
linked to: Clandeboye
Lords of Clandeboye locatedIn Clandeboye
Lords of Clandeboye regionRuled Clandeboye
Clandeboye, County Down hasNameOrigin Clandeboye (medieval Irish territory)
linked to: Clandeboye