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Franco-Welsh Raid into Glamorgan 1404

1404
Glamorgan, Wales
Also known as: Glyndwr and French landing Glamorgan 1404
Era
Medieval
Battle Type
Skirmish
Location
Glamorgan, Wales
Status
Unregistered
The Combatants

Who Fought

Defeated
English-held communities in Glamorgan
VS
Victor
Welsh and French forces
Outcome
French troops landed and joined the forces of Glyndwr in raiding English settlements in Glamorgan
The Battle

History & Significance

The Franco-Welsh operations in Glamorgan in 1404 represented the closest France came to achieving the strategic goal of opening a Welsh front against England during the Glyndwr rebellion.

Forces Involved

Welsh and French forces: c. 500–1,000 men. English-held communities: c. 200–400 defenders.

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