Owain Lawgoch

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Owain Lawgoch was a 14th-century Welsh nobleman and soldier of fortune who claimed the title Prince of Gwynedd and led campaigns against English rule while in French service during the Hundred Years’ War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 14th-century person
Welsh nobleman
human
mercenary captain
military leader
pretender to the throne
soldier of fortune
allegiance Kingdom of France
alsoKnownAs Owain ap Thomas ap Rhodri NERFINISHED
Owen of the Red Hand NERFINISHED
Yvain de Galles NERFINISHED
associatedWith Welsh independence movement (historical roots)
Welsh nationalism
centuryOfActivity 14th century
claimedTitle Prince of Gwynedd NERFINISHED
Prince of Wales NERFINISHED
conflict Hundred Years' War NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Wales
culturalSignificance figure in Welsh historical tradition
subject of Welsh legend and folklore
dynasticClaim House of Aberffraw NERFINISHED
enemyOf English Crown NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Welsh people NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
historicalRegion Gwynedd NERFINISHED
languageOfName Welsh
led Welsh forces in French service
militaryCampaign raids against English-held territories
militaryStatus captain in French service
nameMeaning Owain of the Red Hand NERFINISHED
notableFor being a symbol of Welsh resistance to English rule
claiming the title Prince of Gwynedd
leading campaigns against English rule
service in the French army during the Hundred Years' War
occupation military commander
nobleman
soldier
opponent Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
politicalGoal re-establishment of native rule in Gwynedd
restoration of Welsh independence
roleInWar commander of Welsh troops for France
servedIn French army NERFINISHED
title Prince of Gwynedd (claimant) NERFINISHED

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Owain hasNotableBearer Owain Lawgoch