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Trecastell is a farm and
historical site in the
community of Aberffraw, Anglesey, Wales.
Llywelyn the Great,
Prince of the
Kingdom of Gwynedd, granted...
- a 'ministerial aristocracy' in
northern Wales. He left the
manors of
Trecastell,
Penmynydd and Erddreiniogin,
Anglesey to
those of his sons born to his...
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Mynydd Bach
Trecastell is a hill on the
border between the
counties of
Carmarthenshire and
Powys in
southwest Wales. It lies
within the
Black Mountain...
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strategy for the
conquest of Wales. A
Roman road
heads across Mynydd Bach
Trecastell to the south-east of
Llandovery bound for the fort of
Brecon Gaer. Another...
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Trecastle (Welsh:
Trecastell) ("the town of the castle") is a
village in Powys, Wales,
situated on the edge of the
Brecon Beacons National Park (Welsh:...
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Wales and Monmouthshire. H.V. Southey, "Express" Office. Aberlleiniog/
Trecastell: Key
historic landscape features and
processes Archived 2016-08-06 at...
- p****ed down from his
grandfather Tudur Hen and
lived in the
village of
Trecastell. His
brother and ally,
Hywel ap
Goronwy (died
about 1366),
joined the...
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equidistant from
Aberffraw and Rhosneigr, it is on the
north side of
Porth Trecastell, on the
Anglesey Coastal Path, and a
short walk from the A4080. It is...
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prehistoric and Roman, in the area. They
include the
castras at
Mynydd Bach
Trecastell and a
Roman road
crossing Fforest Fawr as Sarn Helen.
There are numerous...
- "Ednyfed's own
descendants in the same
period are
found in the
townships of
Trecastell, Penmynydd, Erddreiniog, Clorach, Gwredog, Trysglwyn, and
Tregarnedd in...
