History of the Princes of South Wales
History of the Princes of South Wales
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8 On January 21, 1209, the King directed a levy against the Welsh, William Earl of Salisbury being the Warden of the Marches, and William de Londres keeper of Carmarthen castle for the King ; 4 and in the Waverley Annals it is recorded that the King himself entered Wales with a large army to fight against two of the Welsh Princes who opposed him, which Princes are stated, by the Editor of the Record Edition of that work, to be Res and Owen, the sons of Griffith. 5 In the following year, namely ...in June, 1210, King John proceeded to Ireland, from whence he returned, after a successful expedition in the August of the same year.
After the King's return from Ireland Res Grig made his peace with the King; by whose assistance he obtained possession of the castle of Llandovery; "for the garrison, after despairing in every way, 1 and 2 Brut-y-Tywysogion. 3 Annales Cambriae. I am unable to identify thia castle of Llychewein (or Luchewein as it is called by the Annalist from whom we quote) unless it be the same with Laugharne or Talacharn in cantrev Mawr, or Llychwr in Gower (see page 62).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 On January 21, 1209, the King directed a levy against the Welsh, William Earl of Salisbury being the Warden of the Marches, and William de Londres keeper of Carmarthen castle for the King ; 4 and in the Waverley Annals it is recorded that the King himself entered Wales with a large army to fight against two of the Welsh Princes who opposed him, which Princes are stated, by the Editor of the Record Edition of that work, to be Res and Owen, the sons of Griffith. 5 In the following year, namely ...in June, 1210, King John proceeded to Ireland, from whence he returned, after a successful expedition in the August of the same year.
After the King's return from Ireland Res Grig made his peace with the King; by whose assistance he obtained possession of the castle of Llandovery; "for the garrison, after despairing in every way, 1 and 2 Brut-y-Tywysogion. 3 Annales Cambriae. I am unable to identify thia castle of Llychewein (or Luchewein as it is called by the Annalist from whom we quote) unless it be the same with Laugharne or Talacharn in cantrev Mawr, or Llychwr in Gower (see page 62).
What to read after History of the Princes of South Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Thomas Orlando Bridgeman to read onlineMoreLess
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