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The Kingdom of Gwynedd Print E-mail
The fortunes of the Kingdom of Gwynedd and the other Welsh kingdoms waxed and waned as they each strove for supremacy over the centuries. The lineage of the rulers of Gwynedd was not direct; it was riven with the usual family feuds and internecine squabbles. Allegiances changed, battles were won and lost and the influence of the Aberffraw dynasty rose and fell. There was actually a brief period of eight years, between 1055 and 1063, when Gruffudd ap Llywelyn of Gwynedd brought most of Wales under his control. Indeed, Gruffudd felt confident enough to invade England, with Irish Viking assistance, and succeeded in burning the town of Hereford, before being repulsed by Earl (later King) Harold in a campaign that did much to establish the latter’s reputation.

List of Kings/Princes of Gwynedd

The hypertext links below will direct you to information in 'Wikipedia - the Free Encylopedia'

Princes of Aberffraw & Lords of Snowdon

 
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