english elder died october welsh member tudor family sons received lands king edward england nonetheless backed rebellion swore allegiance edward son edward responsible restoration body later placed october ancestry family father known king continuing role death october role followed footsteps father tied fortunes early led military forces february took far south action lords sons alongside known younger member family named preceded uncle service previous prince wales service english crown rebellion september lands granted king edward england brothers majority noble houses wales sided welsh forces english invasion edward proclaimed joined retain lands titles english crown retained prestige lands following death victory english brother lords backed rebellion english acted steward service men witnessed charter known granted lands following failure revolt lords pledged loyalty edward person edward named prince wales historically credited 18th century construction near discovered building pre dated sided edward welsh wars original construction proposed responsible building site following damage inflicted period arrangements south wall site acted official representative territories english property laws found position welsh allowed inheritance lands single party continued hold lands inherited death holdings passed hands son sons october son placed december following death legacy earliest works based studied significant legacy naming practice time wales attach father surname new son named children named second younger noticed king edward iii england knight service grandfather grandfather king henry vii england founder
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