ultonians造句

• Ancient Armagh was the territory of the Ulaid ( also known as Voluntii, Ultonians, Ulidians, Ulstermen ) before the fourth century AD . It was ruled by the Red Branch, whose capital was Emain Macha ( or Navan Fort ) near Armagh.
• Ulidia ( kingdom ), the last patrimony of the Ulaid nation, substantially collapsed, then, following John de Courcy's, his 800 armored English footroops'and 22 mounted armored cavalry's defeat of the Ulidians or Ultonians at Downpatrick in 1177 A . D . The cultural shock of the loss of their ancient administrative center and sacred religious site at Downpatrick ( I . " D鵱 Ph醖raig ", L . " Dunum " ) to de Courcy and the English caused, too, the already centuries diminished Ulaid race to in short order, thereafter, cease to exist as a cohesive people.