Guerilla warfare tactics against English immigrants, villages, towns and their collaborators, see such as history of Austrian invasions of Switzerland or the Penisular War
wales was SO hard to take over because anyone who had tried to do anything had some really mean harsh sex and rape every single second uh uh uh uh
wales was so hard to take over because they had the most number of popularity.they were even harder to take over even with everyone on their side.
It depends, if you count "Cymru" as when the Celts moved over here and set up a nation, as Cambria as the Roman state, or Wales as it is now formed in the Late Middle Ages.
Wales became increasingly ruled by England during the Middle Ages primarily through a combination of military conquest and political maneuvering. In 1282, King Edward I of England launched a campaign against Wales, leading to the annexation of the country following the death of the Welsh prince, Llewelyn ap Gruffudd. The subsequent Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284 formalized English control, establishing English law and governance in Wales. Over time, this laid the groundwork for further integration, culminating in the Laws in Wales Acts of the 1530s, which fully incorporated Wales into the Kingdom of England.
Edward I, did what he did in Wales, in order to rule over Wales.
no, there ar e thousands of mountains everywhere all over wales
It is just over fifty miles.
Wales is part of the UK so you can just step over the border.
The alps tower over parts of France and italy. They do not tower over Scotland or Wales as they are below the horizon from those locations.
America was ruled over by british and british people do not speak wales . It is for this reason that british people don't speak wales....... Wales is a country in Britain! ehh wrong wales has always been its own country oh and wales isnt a language its welsh!
Over 12.
A little over 8,000 square kilometers.