The fall of Harlech effectively ended the Glyndŵr revolt as a national movement. Edmund Mortimer, Glyndŵr's son-in-law, died during the siege. Glyndŵr's wife, two daughters and grandchildren were captured and taken to London, where they died in captivity. Glyndŵr himself escaped into the mountains and was never captured — offered pardons by Henry V, he refused them and disappeared from history.
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