History and chronology of Llywelyn I Fawr the Great in Wales

General

England Wales War
House Gwynedd
House Wales

Events

Battle Oswestry
Capture
Death
Defeat
Homage
Invasion
Marriage
Peace
Rule
Siege Aberysywyth
Succession
Treaty Peace

Places

Aberystwyth
Aberysywyth
Anglesey
Oswestry
River Conwy
Shrewsbury

Llywelyn I Fawr the Great History of Wales


1194	Defeat
Defeats his uncle Dafydd ab Owain & later has him exiled to England
1194	Succession
Extends rule to land not in Norman hands & drives out the English from nth Wales
Succeeds as King of Wales
Succeeds as Prince of Wales
1200	Capture
24th Dec Anglesey Captures Anglesey
1200	Homage
11th July Pays homage to John who then recognizes Llewelyn's capture of nth Wales
1201	Peace
Signs a peace treaty with King John of England
1201	Treaty of Peace
Signs a peace treaty with King John of England
1206	Marriage
Marries Joan, John's illegitimate daughter
1211	Battle of Oswestry
Oswestry Defeated by John
Oswestry Forced to swear his lands will revert to John should he die without an heir
1211	Invasion of Wales
River Conwy John forces Llewelyn to cede land between River Conwy & Chester & near Aberystwyth
1212	Siege of Aberysywyth
June Aberystwyth Leads a rebellion against John's Invasion of nth Wales & burns aberysywyth castle
June Aberysywyth Leads a rebellion against John's Invasion of nth Wales & burns aberysywyth castle
1213	Peace
3rd June John makes a truce with Llewelyn
1214	Capture
4th Dec Shrewsbury Captures Shrewsbury
1218	Homage
Mar Llywelyn I Fawr the Great accepts Henry III as his Overlord
1218	Rule of Wales
Mar Llywelyn I Fawr the Great accepts Henry III as his Overlord
1237	Death
Death of Joan, Llywelyn Fawr the Great's wife