Gwilym Llewellyn

Gwilym Llewellyn
Archbishop of Bysigdon
In office 5.V.1735 – Incumbent
Born	13.XII.1685 (age 76) Cybwlach
Citizenship	Sanaman
Residence	Bysigdon
Alma mater	Monsanto Theological College
Profession	Archbishop
Religion	Alexandrian Nazarene

Gwilym Llewellyn (born 13.XII.1685) is a Sanaman cardinal and the Archbishop of Bysigdon, Gogledd Cybwl, in the Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria. As such he is the head of the Nazarene Church of Alexandria in Sanama. Born in Cybwlach in a Catologian family, he converted in his teens to the Nazarene faith. He has on several occasions attributed his conversion to a personal experience of Yeshua. He was ordained in 1710 and has served the faithful in Sanaman Cibola since then. He was created archbishop in 1735 and cardinal in 1744. Considered a progressive in the church, Llewellyn favours loosening ties to the House of Carrillo, arguing that the church should be guided by God alone. He also supports the liturgical reforms under Boniface VII and is a vocal proponent of its expansion, as well as a staunch supporter of ecumenical dialogue across all faiths. He is considered a dark horse candidate in the 1752 conclave.