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Dynevor Castle

castle, Wales, United Kingdom
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Dynevor Castle is a historic castle located in Carmarthenshire, Wales. Originally built in 876 CE by Rhodri Mawr, it was later rebuilt after being taken by the English in the 13th century. The Welsh leader Owen Glendower attempted to recapture it in 1408 but was unsuccessful. The ruins of Dynevor Castle are situated just west of Llandeilo.1

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