Sally George, Author at Welsh Histories

John Hughes: The Welsh-Built Ukrainian City That Will Surprise You

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The city was even named “Hugheskova” in tribute to the Welshman from Merthyr. It was because of this connection to Cymru that many other

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Owain Glyndŵr – the Welsh rebel who led a 15 year uprising against English rule. He was also the last native claimant of the Prince of Wales

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Price managed to outlaw it with his wit. He placed an argument against his possible imprisonment: “While cremation in Cymru was not legal

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Perhaps this is evidenced in the case of Gruffydd ap Llywelyn (1010-1063) the only Welsh King who united Cymru under between 1053 and 1063.

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Battle of Fishguard: It was around 2 a.m. on February 23rd when the French had succeeded in landing ashore with 17 boatloads of troops