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Location | 51.67682,-4.920154 (Google Maps) ///passwords.hazy.novelist | Directions | Directions via Google Maps |
County |
Categories |
Stone |
Remains |
Excellent remains |
Access |
Only open at certain times |
Location |
51.67682,-4.920154 ///passwords.hazy.novelist |
Directions |
Directions via Google Maps |
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1090
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A motte and bailey castle was built at Pembroke by Arnulf of Montgomery.
1138
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Gilbert de Clare was made the first Earl of Pembroke. He took control of the castle of the same name.
1189
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In 1189 William Marshal married Isabel, the heiress of Earl Richard de Clare. Isabel's castles passed to William including Pembroke Castle. ¹
1405
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The French king, Charles VI, sent a fleet of ships to assist Owain Glyndwr in his revolt against King Henry IV. They landed at Milford Haven and captured Carmathen Castle. Attempts to capured Pembroke Castle failed and they abandoned the invasion.
1456
December
After the death of Edmund Tudor, his brother, Jasper Tudor Earl of Pembroke, moved Margaret Beaufort to Pembroke Castle. Margaret was the wife of Edmund Tudor and expecting their first child, Henry Tudor, the future King of England. ¹
1457
January 28
The future king of England, Henry VII, was born at Pembroke Castle. His father was Edmund Tudor who had died a couple of months before the birth and his mother was Margaret Beaufort who was directly descended from King Edward III.
1461
September
Pembroke Castle was captured by William Herbert. The young Henry Tudor was found in the castle where he had been hiding. ¹
1461
November
William Herbert was given the castle at Pembroke in recognition of his assistance to Edward IV. Herbert was made the guardian of the future Henry VII who was living at the castle.
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