In 1468, the same year Harlech finally fell, Jasper Tudor landed in Wales with a Lancastrian force from France and mounted a raid into north Wales, attacking Denbigh. He was defeated by local Yorkist forces and forced to withdraw. The failure of this raid and the simultaneous fall of Harlech left Wales firmly in Yorkist hands. Jasper retreated to France with the young Henry Tudor, going into thirteen years of exile.
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