Wales

Anglesey ap Rees archbishop army Bangor bards barons battle became bishop border brother Brycheiniog Cadwaladr cantrevs Caratacus Cardiff Cardigan Carmarthen Carnarvon castle century Ceredigion Chester Church Clwyd conquered conqueror conquest Conway court crown daughter David's Davydd death Deganwy Deheubarth died district drawing by H Dyved earl Edward Edward II English father friar Gastineau Gerald Glamorgan Gloucester Griffith ap Conan Gwent Gwynedd Harlech heir Henry Hereford Hugh independence Ireland John justice Kidwelly king of England king's land Llywelyn Lord Rees lordships Madoc Maelgwn Merioneth Môn Morgannwg mountains Norman North Wales Owen Cyveiliog Owen Glendower Owen Gwynedd Owen's Parliament peace Pembroke Plinlimmon poet political Powys prince of Wales Rees ap reign revolt Rhodri Rhuddlan Richard Roman rule Severn shire Shrewsbury Snowdon sons South Wales Strata Florida struggle summoned Teivy took Towy Tudor Vale Vale of Clwyd valley Welsh chiefs Welshmen