Boudicca of Wales: The Warrior Princess Whose Name Became A Battle-Cry

Gwenllian, a Welsh princess, became a legendary figure for her bravery in battle against the Normans. Born between 1090 and 1100, she married Prince Griffith and had eight children. Known for her intelligence and combat skills, she fought alongside her husband using guerrilla tactics. Her most notable act was leading an army at the Battle of Kidwelly, where she was captured and executed. Her death inspired Welsh resistance and she became a symbol of defiance. Her story is celebrated in Welsh culture, highlighting her role in history and her impact on gender norms.

What were the implications of Gwendolyn's execution for her family and the Welsh resistance?

Discuss the significance of Gwendolyn's story in the context of women's roles in medieval warfare.

What actions did Griffith take in response to Gwendolyn's death?

How is Gwendolyn remembered in Welsh folklore and history?