Template:Glyndŵr Rising detailed map

(1404–1408)

(1403–1405)

(1401)

(1404–1409)

1401

1402

1403

1405

1405

1400

1403

1405

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Wales during the Glyndŵr Rising (1400–1415). Click on the icons for details.

Important battle
Castle garrisoned by English forces
Castle unsuccessfully besieged by Welsh forces
Castle possibly sacked by Welsh forces
Castle sacked or occupied by Welsh forces (dates held)
Welsh campaign of 1400
Welsh campaign of 1403
Franco-Welsh campaign of 1405
Possible route of 1405 campaign

Sources

• Abergavenny Castle: besieged 1401 (Cadw, Brough: 37–39 & 55–56); besieged 1404 (Davies: 115)
• Aberystwyth Castle: besieged 1403 (Davies: 111, 113); captured 1404 (Davies: 116); besieged by the English 1407 (Davies: 124); recaptured 1408 (Brough: 199)
• Beaumaris Castle: besieged & captured 1403 (Coflein, Davies: 112); recaptured 1405 (Davies: 188–189)
• Brecon Castle: siege broken 1403 (RCAHMW)
• Cardiff Castle: sacked 1404 (RCAHMW)
• Cefnllys Castle: possibly sacked 1405 (Browne & Pearson: 7)
• Coity Castle: besieged 1404–5 Chapman: 11
• Dryslwyn Castle: captured 1403 (DAT)
• Flint Castle: town sacked 1400 (Miles: 82); besieged 1403 (Davies: 112)
• Harlech Castle: recaptured 1409 (Brough: 199)
• Picton Castle: captured 1405 (RCAHMW)
• Tenby Castle: besieged 1405 (RCAHMW)
• Campaign routes: Brough: figs. 4–8