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Oh, you can imagine presence of Britonian as an in-game compromise. But, the reason why I believe that Britons in Western Compostela and Coruna were majority in 600 AD is because there are a lot of Brythonic toponyms there. Our knowledge on this topic is relatibely small, there are literally only a couple of scietntists who researched this problem. So, you may see this as my own study. I will actually publish an article about this sometime in the future though. So Britonian in 867 is just a thing for player to actually see the culture. You may also see Britonian as a local Romance culture with slight Brythonic influence, not necessarily as Brythonic-speaking full time Britons.
They are in Castillian but can be translated with google if needed:
https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/653775.pdf
https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/4884774.pdf
As well less serious but easier to translate:
https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britanos_en_Galicia
Hope u enjoy them :)
Regarding the settlement places (or at least main ones) this map is quite useful:
https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocese_de_Britonia#/media/Ficheiro:Britonia6hcentury.png
Of course they were. But CK3 doesn't have a minority mechainc, so in order to include the culture I left Britonian with a single county for a small time after 867. Although, in 613, new startdate, I'm sure they really were majority over Galicians, in Northern and Western Galicia. 613 was actually the peak of Britonian culture in Galicia.
There were as well Berber minorities around, but as Britonians outside Bretonha, they were small minorities. Small communities.
Britonia is an underresearched settlement. The language of the settlers was spoken at least till 1000 AD as some local sources mention. Britonians were living practically in all parts of West and North Galicia, although I decided to make a single county for them. By 867, Britonian settlements were too sparse to actually have a single place. They were presented in both Compostela, Coruna and Lugo.
The mod is heavy, because it has a lot of content lol))
I'm now making a mod about Gallic Wars, which will have a fully functioning start date from 56 BC, where Caesar will be in total war with Gauls, which I think is in what you are interested)
Maybe I'll make a mod with only Celtic cultures since there are people who want it, but currently I'm on a small vacation so the development of all of my mods is stopped, but I'll already be back this week so you need to just wait a bit))