Succession
Succeeds as King of Wales
Role range: 1194-1240
Follow Llywelyn I Fawr the Great through 16 dated historical records for Wales.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Succeeds as King of Wales
Role range: 1194-1240
Succeeds as Prince of Wales
Role range: 1194-1240
Extends rule to land not in Norman hands & drives out the English from north Wales
Role range: 1194-1240
Pays homage to John who then recognizes Llewelyns capture of north Wales
Role range: 1194-1240
Captures Anglesey
Role range: 1194-1240
Signs a peace Treaty with King John of England
Role range: 1194-1240
Signs a peace Treaty with King John of England
Role range: 1194-1240
Marries Joan, Johns illegitimate daughter
Role range: 1194-1240
Forced to swear his lands will revert to John should he die without an heir. Defeated by John
Role range: 1194-1240
John forces Llewelyn to cede land between River Conwy & Chester & near Aberystwyth
Role range: 1194-1240
Leads a rebellion against Johns Invasion of north Wales & burns aberysywyth castle
Role range: 1194-1240
John makes a truce with Llewelyn
Role range: 1194-1240
Captures Shrewsbury
Role range: 1194-1240
Llywelyn I Fawr the Great accepts Henry III as his Overlord
Role range: 1194-1240
Llywelyn I Fawr the Great accepts Henry III as his Overlord
Role range: 1194-1240
Death of Joan, Llywelyn Fawr the Greats wife
Role range: 1194-1240
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.