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Castles And Town Walls Of King Edward In Gwynedd - History - 13th–14th Centuries - War of 1282–83
... Edward and his allies amongst the Welsh princes soon began to quarrel, and in early 1282 rebellion broke out, led by Llwelyn's brother, Dafydd ap Gruffydd ... to cross over onto the mainland, taking the war into the Welsh heartlands of Snowdonia ... Conwy was deliberately sited on the top of Aberconwy Abbey, the traditional burial place of the Welsh princes the abbey was relocated eight miles inland ...
... Edward and his allies amongst the Welsh princes soon began to quarrel, and in early 1282 rebellion broke out, led by Llwelyn's brother, Dafydd ap Gruffydd ... to cross over onto the mainland, taking the war into the Welsh heartlands of Snowdonia ... Conwy was deliberately sited on the top of Aberconwy Abbey, the traditional burial place of the Welsh princes the abbey was relocated eight miles inland ...
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