Caerphilly, Castle c.1874
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Gilbert de Clare's second attempt to build a castle at Caerphilly got under way in 1271, his previous unfinished castle having been destroyed by Llywelyn in 1268. This castle too was attacked by Llywelyn; this forced Henry III to intervene and declare Caerphilly neutral territory. However, de Clare had the backing of the barons and retook his own castle by force, forcing the Welsh to withdraw.
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