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[[Duncan ApDuguid]] was a [[priest]] of [[Morrigan]] who visited [[Morhot ApBlanc]] in [[Castle Tristenoira]]. After [[Tristen ApBlanc]] murdered Morholt thinking it was Duncan, Duncan fled the land of [[Forfar]] never to return.<ref name=castforlp62-63>[[Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands]] p. 62-63</ref>
[[Duncan ApDuguid]] was a [[priest]] of [[Morrigan]] who visited [[Morholt ApBlanc]] in [[Castle Tristenoira]]. After [[Tristen ApBlanc]] murdered Morholt thinking it was Duncan, Duncan fled the land of [[Forfar]] never to return.<ref name=castforlp62-63>[[Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands]] p. 62-63</ref>


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See: Levels of Canon Duncan ApDuguid was a priest of Morrigan who visited Morholt ApBlanc in Castle Tristenoira. After Tristen ApBlanc murdered Morholt thinking it was Duncan, Duncan fled the land of Forfar never to return.[1]

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