After Mortimer's Cross, Jasper Tudor maintained a Lancastrian presence in north Wales through the 1460s, using the castles of Harlech and Denbigh as bases. Guerrilla operations continued across Gwynedd and Merionethshire where Welsh sympathy for the Lancastrian cause remained strong. The mountains of Snowdonia provided the same refuge they had given Glyndwr half a century earlier. The resistance sustained until Harlech's final fall in 1468.
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