Twenty-One Welsh Princes

From the publisher: . "The early history of Wales is full of blood and intrigue as the princes of the nation, often closely related, fought jealously and determinedly for control of their area, or indeed for Wales herself, against English kings and Marcher lords. Roger Turvey has provided accessible biographies of these men and three women - set in the context of their time. . With photographs and family trees, this intelligent book goes a long way to clarifying 'the Age of Princes,' which ended in 1337 AD with the death of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's daughter and heir, Gwenllian. . But there was one prince who, though not part of that 'Age,' made a supreme contribution to the history of Wales. And so the legendary Owain Glyndŵr - who, some say, never died - has been included."