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Prince or king?

Was each clue about a Welsh prince or an English king? Pick one for each card. Every answer is sourced.

Useless’s field notes: on the battlements

Llywelyn the Great took the site of Castell y Bere from his own son. I once took a sticker from a pencil. We are not speaking.

— U. (tap me for another)

Thanks for visiting. Next time you stand in a Welsh castle, look for the shape of its towers.

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welsh-castles.forts.im is part of the ReallyByte network, run by REALLYBYTE, based in the Isle of Man. General information, checked against the sources listed: Cadw (Welsh Government), the UNESCO World Heritage Centre and GOV.UK. Things that can change, like opening times and entry, are marked with the date we checked them (31 Oct 2026), and where sources disagree we show both. Always check opening times, access and conditions with the site before you go. Not affiliated with Cadw, the Welsh Government, UNESCO, the UK government or any museum. Their names, and the names of the castles Cadw looks after, are used only to identify the places and sources discussed. All pictures are our own simplified drawings: not reconstructions, not scale plans, and not copied from any site plan, guidebook or photograph. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. No cookies; privacy-friendly visit counts via GoatCounter. Privacy | Contact | Support this site

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