The Medieval Tudors
Gone Medieval
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The Tudors and the Welsh Rebellion: Shifts in Alliances and Betrayals
This chapter explores the early 15th-century involvement of the Tudor family in Owain Glendour's rebellion for Welsh independence, showcasing their roles, daring actions like capturing Conwy Castle, and the complexities of seeking pardons from the English king. It delves into the aftermath of the failed rebellion, discussing the impact of penal laws on the Welsh population and the migration of individuals seeking opportunities elsewhere. The chapter also highlights the anticipation for a prophesied savior with Welsh blood, including figures like Edward IV, and delves into the anglicization of Owen Tudor's name and the various theories surrounding his relationship with Catherine of Valois.
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