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Reverted edits by Valera (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	* [[Shire of Mynydd Gwyn]] - all Wales and a bit of England		* [[Shire of Mynydd Gwyn]] - all Wales and a bit of England
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The SCA in Wales

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User 144: categorising

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categorising

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	The '''Welsh''' [[SCA]] [[groups]] are part of [[Insulae Draconis]] within the [[Kingdom of Drachenwald]].		The '''Welsh''' [[SCA]] [[groups]] are part of [[Insulae Draconis]] within the [[Kingdom of Drachenwald]].
	* [[Shire of Mynydd Gwyn]] - all Wales and a bit of England		* [[Shire of Mynydd Gwyn]] - all Wales and a bit of England
			[[category:places]][[category:countries]]

Cian: links, SCA

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links, SCA

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	==History==		==History==

	During the so called [[Dark Ages]] Wales was a collection of feuding		During the so-called [[Dark Ages]] Wales was a collection of feuding [[kingdom]]s or [[principality\|principalities]], dominated by [[Gwynedd]] in the North-West, Powys in the East which bordered with [[Mercia]], Dyfed in the South-West and Deheubarth in the South.
	kingdoms or principalities, dominated by [[Gwynedd]] in the North-West,
	Powys in the East which bordered with [[Mercia]], Dyfed in the South-West
	and Deheubarth in the South.

	After the [[Norman invasion]], the Norman English began to make inroads		After the [[Norman conquest\|Norman invasion]], the [[Norman]] English began to make inroads into Wales, creating [[Welsh Marches\|marcher lordship]]s. Eventually a powerful Welsh state developed under the [[prince]]s of Gwynedd, which was ultimately destroyed by [[Edward I]].
	into Wales, creating [[Welsh Marches\|marcher lordships]]. Eventually a
	powerful Welsh state developed under the princes of Gwynedd, which was
	ultimately destroyed by [[Edward I]].

	Welsh nationalism was not entirely crushed, and the nationalist figure of		Welsh nationalism was not entirely crushed, and the nationalist figure of
	[[Owain Glyn Dwr]] stands large in the [[15th century]]. In spite of a		[[Owain Glyn Dwr]] stands large in the [[15th century]]. In spite of a
	Welsh family, the [[Tudor]]s, gaining control of the English throne, the		Welsh family, the [[Tudor]]s, gaining control of the English [[throne]], the
	integration of Wales as a ~~Principality~~ under England only grew stronger.		integration of Wales as a principality under England only grew stronger.

	==Literature==		==Literature==

	* [[The Mabinogion]]		* [[The Mabinogion]]

			==The SCA in Wales==
			The '''Welsh''' [[SCA]] [[groups]] are part of [[Insulae Draconis]] within the [[Kingdom of Drachenwald]].
			* [[Shire of Mynydd Gwyn]] - all Wales and a bit of England

Conrad Leviston at 01:01, 17 September 2004

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	'''Wales''' occupies an area bordered by [[England]] to the East and the Irish Sea to the West~~. It was never succesfully conquered by the [[Anglo-Saxon]]s, and so retained many speakers of the [[Celtic]] language spoken there, now called Welsh~~.		'''Wales''' occupies an area bordered by [[England]] to the East and the Irish Sea to the West.

			==History==

			During the so called [[Dark Ages]] Wales was a collection of feuding
			kingdoms or principalities, dominated by [[Gwynedd]] in the North-West,
			Powys in the East which bordered with [[Mercia]], Dyfed in the South-West
			and Deheubarth in the South.

			After the [[Norman invasion]], the Norman English began to make inroads
			into Wales, creating [[Welsh Marches\|marcher lordships]]. Eventually a
			powerful Welsh state developed under the princes of Gwynedd, which was
			ultimately destroyed by [[Edward I]].

			Welsh nationalism was not entirely crushed, and the nationalist figure of
			[[Owain Glyn Dwr]] stands large in the [[15th century]]. In spite of a
			Welsh family, the [[Tudor]]s, gaining control of the English throne, the
			integration of Wales as a Principality under England only grew stronger.

			==Literature==

			* [[The Mabinogion]]

Conrad Leviston: Stub

2004-09-13T08:32:48Z

Stub

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'''Wales''' occupies an area bordered by [[England]] to the East and the Irish Sea to the West. It was never succesfully conquered by the [[Anglo-Saxon]]s, and so retained many speakers of the [[Celtic]] language spoken there, now called Welsh.