Insurrection in Wales: The Rebellion of the Welsh Led by Owen Glyn Dwr (Glendower) Against the English Crown in 1400

Aberteifi Aberystwyth Anglesey archers army attack baron battle border brother Caerfyrddin Caernarfon campaign captured Carrog Castle Cause century Chester Cilmeri Clwyd Coity Castle command Conwy countryside crown Cymry defeated Deheubarth Dolgellau Duke Dwr's Earl of March Edmund Mortimer Edward enemy England English estates fight forces fought France French garrison Glendower Glyn Dwr Glyndyfrdwy Gruffydd Gwynedd Harlech Harlech Castle heir Henry Bolingbroke Henry's Hereford Hotspur House of Lancaster Hywel Hywel Dda John of Gaunt King Henry King's knights lands leader lived Llanfachraeth Llywelyn Lord Grey loyal loyalty Machynlleth Marcher Lords Maredudd Mid Wales neighbours nobles North Wales Northumberland numbers Owain Owen Glyn Dwr Owen's Parliament patriots peace Percies Powys Prince Henry Prince of Wales rebellion rebels reign revolt RHODRI MAWR Rhys Richard royal Ruthin Scotland Shakespeare Shrewsbury siege soldiers South Wales Sycharth throne town traitor Trallwng troops Tudor victory Welsh Prince Welshmen West Wales William young