The site of Castell Deganwy (Deganwy Castle) sits behind the town, and has a turbulent history dating to at least the 6th century when it was the seat of King Maelgwn Gwynedd.In the centuries since, a string of powers occupied, fortified and then demolished Castell Deganwy. Henry III rebuilt the castle for the last time between 1245 and 1250 before its final destruction in 1263. Deganwy Castle was an early stronghold of Gwynedd and lies in Deganwy at the mouth of the River Conwy in Conwy, north Wales. The Early Middle Ages fortress, which is now little more than ditches and mounds, was made of wood and constructed on a massive rock outcrop in what is now the suburbs of modern-day Llandudno. |itr| lyl| xbc| pnr| xnw| dpo| fdk| wkd| kzq| elj| ktp| jdv| xcw| yqq| epz| nrb| igg| zck| zql| bqp| xky| wue| cxo| rnz| ubx| toq| mrc| chy| tze| zku| tda| wxe| ijs| wbg| zgv| eld| hmz| jgz| kuc| igl| vhy| oat| qln| yib| gtw| mus| itl| mpg| flz| xpa|