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On September 25, 1267 in Celtic History

England recognizes llywelyn and his heirs as kings of wales and recognized the borders of their territory.

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    Llywelyn was the second son of Gruffudd, the eldest, but illegitimate, son of Llywelyn the Great. With two of his brothers, he was invested with power in Gwynedd: following the death of his uncle Dafydd: in 1246. By 1255, he had ousted his brothers, incl

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