The Welsh annals record repeated internal fighting between the kingdoms of Gwynedd and Powys throughout the seventh century. Each succession in either kingdom could trigger armed intervention by the other. These inter-kingdom conflicts were the dominant form of Welsh military activity between the Battle of Chester 616 and the Viking raids of the ninth century. Specific sites are poorly recorded; this entry represents the class of Gwynedd-Powys conflicts in the mid-seventh century.
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