Battle of Shrewsbury

The Battle of Shrewsbury, fought in 1403, was a key conflict during the Welsh rebellion led by Owain Glyndŵr. It was a significant fight between King Henry IV’s forces and Glyndŵr’s supporters, marking a major attempt to maintain royal control over Wales and England. The battle took place near Shrewsbury, England, and was notable for the use of the longbow and cavalry tactics. Although the royal forces ultimately won, the battle demonstrated the threats to Henry IV's reign and underscored the ongoing resistance in Wales. It remains an important event in medieval English and Welsh history.