Tewdrig was a legendary figure in early Welsh history, often regarded as a saint and a king. He is believed to have lived during the 5th or 6th century and is associated with the region of Gwent in Wales. Tewdrig is known for his pious life and dedication to Christianity, which was spreading in Britain during that time. According to tradition, Tewdrig became a hermit after abdicating his throne to pursue a religious life. He is often celebrated for his miracles and is said to have founded several churches. His feast day is observed on November 1, honoring his contributions to the early Christian community in Wales.