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Who/ where is this profile for Beathach* / Bjadok / Biadak Bertoc MacGillebride Gille, supposed to be?
In the reference below (from the About) - who is the 'great man' who is her father? If Somerled - that's great - but what are the sources for her name then and how does she come to be married to MacHeth?
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98ystein_Haraldsson
Når det gjelder Biadoc eller Bjaðok er kildene uenige. I gæliske tradisjon er hun er stormannsdatter fra Sudrøyene, noe som sannsynliggjør Haralds påstander om egen høye byrd. I norsk tradisjon blir hun oppfattet som en frille. Ref.: Knut Peter Lyche Arstad. «Harald 4 Gille». I: Norsk biografisk leksikon; 2. utg. Bd 4. 2002
Regarding Biadoc or Bjaðok the sources disagree. In Gaelic tradition, she is the great man's daughter from Sudrøyene, which substantiates Harald allegations own high birth. In Norwegian tradition she is perceived as a concubine. Ref .: Knut Peter Lyche Gjestgjevarstad. "Harald 4 Gille." I: Norwegian biographical lexicon; 2nd ed. Bd 4. 2002 (Google translate Sharon Jan 2016]
In the reference below (from the About) - who is the 'great man' who is her father? If Somerled - that's great - but what are the sources for her name then and how does she come to be married to MacHeth?
Harald Gille was murdered 14 December 1136, but before he died he revealed that he had left a son in Sudrøyene. In 1142 arrived Biadoc from Scotland to Norway and declared that her son was his and born in 1125. Biadoc, was the daughter of Gilledomnan mac Solam, and the son, Öystein 1125-1157 become king of Norway between 1142-1157.
One of the sources are from: Snorre Sturlesons norske Kongers Sagaer, Volym 2
Looks like she's been a right mess for a long time.
If she's Gilledomnan's daughter, her last name should be "nic" or "ingen" Gilledomnain (it was only much much MUCH later that proper surnames were adopted, and until then there were masculine and feminine forms of patronymics (and the occasional matronymic when the mother was more important, e.g. Frakokk's daughters).
Private User, you know what I know - and it's all here on the Discussion.
I haven't changed the name from what it was - on a profile that YOU manage :-)
I've just moved it out of a line it shouldn't be in.
I'd be so grateful if you got it right and took over Curatorship - as per my note on the profile.