Pecset

Ar Pecset a oa ur meuriad Angled a oa en em staliet war-dro 590 e norzh hag e kreiz ar pezh zo hiziv ar Peak DistrictTurbutt, G., (1999) A History of Derbyshire, Volume 1, pp 259-60 Cardiff: Merton Priory Press (e rouantelezh vrezhon gozh ar Pek). Ar vro-se a oa gwechal dindan klan keltiek ar Brigantae, ur meuriad Brezhoned, a-raok an aloubadeg angl-ha-saoz. 
Hervez an Tribal Hidage e talc'hent 1200 hid. E Derbyshire e oant en em staliet da gentañ, war a seblant, kent mont war-raok a-hed ar stêrioù Derwent ha Dove e-pad ar . Dont a reas neuze an Angled eus ar reter-se da vezañ anvet Pecsætna pe PecsetOnline Encyclopedia, da gentañ e levrenn V 08, pajenn 73 eus embannadur 1911 an Encyclopedia Britannica. Diwezhatoc'h, o rouantelezh a zeuas da vezañ rann norzh rouantelezh Mercia hag e 848 en em vodas witenagemot Mercia e Repton.

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