sentences:  The Welsh referred to themselves in terms of their territory and not in the sense of a tribe.Thus there was "Gwenhwys" ("Gwent" with a group-identifying suffix) and "gwyr Guenti" ("men of Gwent") and "Broceniauc" ("men of Brycheiniog").Welsh custom contrasted with many Irish and Anglo-Saxon contexts, where the territory was named for the people living there (Connaught for the Connachta, Essex for the East Saxons).