War of Conquest

The War of Conquest refers to a series of military campaigns in the late 11th and early 12th centuries, particularly the event where the Kingdom of England invaded and took control of Wales and parts of Ireland. These conflicts aimed to expand territories and assert dominance over local populations. The term is often associated with the Norman conquest of England and the subsequent efforts by English kings to control and integrate neighboring lands. It is marked by battles, political maneuvers, and the establishment of feudal systems, significantly impacting the cultural and political landscape of the British Isles.