History and chronology of Owen Glendower in Wales

General

England Wales War
Government
House Wales
Rebellion
Revolution

Events

Alliance
Battle Pilleth
Battle Shrewsbury
Battle Welshpool
Capture
Constitution
Exile
Marriage
Rebellion
Succession

Places

Aberystwyth
Carrog
Harlech
Machynlleth
Pilleth
Shrewsbury
Wales
Welshpool

Owen Glendower History of Wales


1383	Marriage
16th Sep Carrog Sir David's Hammer's daughter, Margaret, and establishes himself as the Squire of Sycharth and Glyndyfrdwy
1400	Battle of Welshpool
24th Sep Welshpool Defeated by the English
1400	Constitution
Machynlleth Sets up a Welsh Parliament
1400	Rebellion
17th Sep Glendower rebels against Lord Grey of Ruthin, joined by cousins Gwilym & Rhys Ap Tudor
1400	Succession
16th Sep Carrog Succeeds as Prince of Wales
16th Sep Carrog The last independent Prince of Wales, proclaimed by the Welsh landowners
1401	Rebellion
Begins a campaign to win independence for Wales
1402	Battle of Pilleth
22nd June Pilleth Defeats Sir Edmund Mortimer
1402	Rebellion
16th Sep Supported by the Percy's & the French enemies of Henry IV
16th Sep Wales Supported by the Percy's & the French enemies of Henry IV
16th Sep Supported by the Percy's & the French enemies of Henry IV
16th Sep Wales Supported by the Percy's & the French enemies of Henry IV
16th Sep Supported by the Percy's & the French enemies of Henry IV
1403	Battle of Shrewsbury
21st July Shrewsbury Henry "hotspur" is killed in his effort to join forces with Owen Glendower
1404	Alliance
Envoys from Owen Glendower arrive in France to discuss an alliance
1404	Capture
Aberystwyth Captures Aberystwyth from Henry IV
Harlech Captures Harlech from Henry IV
1408	Capture
Henry IV recaptures the Principality of Wales
1409	Exile
Glendower's wife & children are captured & Glendower is forced into exile