Medi

The eldest daughter of Sir Rufon, Medi was known for her unbending faith and generally unpleasant manner.

She was married to Sir Mynyddog in 481 bringing with her Broad Chalke as a part of her dowry. In her short time as Lady Broad Chalke she oversaw her husband's agreement to build a grand church, an event that had great financial repercussions that were felt long after her death.

In 484, Medi became pregnant but her pregnancy was wrought with difficulties. In mid Autumn of that year Medi delivers the child but dies in the process, the baby girl survives her mother by two days but is too sickly and dies before she is even named. Both mother and daughter were buried together soon after.