Glyn Dŵr

Glyn Dŵr, often referred to as Owain Glyndŵr, was a Welsh nobleman and the leader of a significant revolt against English rule in Wales during the early 15th century. His uprising, which began in 1400, aimed to establish Welsh independence and restore native governance. Glyndŵr became a national symbol for Welsh identity and resistance, and he was declared the Prince of Wales. His movement ultimately faltered, but he remains a powerful figure in Welsh history, representing the struggle for self-determination and cultural pride. Glyndŵr's legacy continues to inspire national sentiment in Wales today.