The fall of Harlech to Glyndwr in 1404 gave the rebellion its capital; Glyndwr held his parliament and court there and the castle was the administrative centre of his principality.
Glyndwr forces: c. 1,000–2,000 men in siege. English garrison: c. 80–150 men.
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