Battle of Bryn Derwin

The Battle of Bryn Derwin occurred around 1255 near Denbigh, Wales, during a period of Welsh resistance against English rule. Welsh forces, led by Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, fought the English, who sought to assert control over Welsh territories. The battle was part of Llywelyn’s broader efforts to defend Welsh independence. Though details are limited, it reflected the ongoing tensions and conflicts between the Welsh princes and English crown, highlighting the struggle for autonomy and power in medieval Wales.