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History of Wales

Chronology Timeline (British) Bibliography Prehistory (archaeology) Roman conquest (of Anglesey) In the Roman era Anglo-Welsh wars (rebellions) In the Middle Ages (early • high • late) Norman invasion (settlement) Edwardian conquest Glyndŵr rebellion Settlement in the Americas Early modern period (witchcraft) Industrial revolution Modern history World Wars Devolution
Medieval kingdoms Brycheiniog Ceredigion Deheubarth Dyfed Gwynedd (history • culture) Morgannwg Powys (Wenwynwyn • Fadog) Rhwng Gwy a Hafren
Rulers King of the Britons Royal houses King of Wales Prince of Wales List of rulers in Wales Rulers of Gwynedd Rulers of Powys Fifteen Tribes Titles of the Welsh Court English monarchs British monarchs (list) Peers
Law Medieval Welsh law (manuscripts) Treaties Constitutional laws Penal laws Poor laws Language laws England and Wales (English law • former march law • contemporary Welsh law • Wales-only laws • Wales-only acts) History of the courts
Polities Principality of Wales Welsh Marches Kingdom of England (Council of Wales and the Marches) Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom (1801–1922) United Kingdom (Council for Wales and Monmouthshire • Welsh Office • Wales Office • Devolution)
Local history Cardiff (as capital • timeline) Llanelli Milford Haven Monmouth Newport Swansea Wrexham
Topics Welsh language Welsh literature (medieval • in Welsh • in English) Historical documents Archaeology Local government (historic counties) Music history (harp) Jewish history Christian history (1904–1905 Welsh revival) Economic history (slate • woollen industry) Education (history-specific) Health service (UK-wide) Plaid Cymru Geological history Genetic history Football team (1876–1976 • 1977–present) Rugby union (team since 2004 • with other teams) History of Cardiff City F.C. (1899–1962 • 1962–present) British military Rent control (regulation) Early modern Witchcraft
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The early modern period in Wales is the period in the history of Wales from 1500 to 1800.

Early modern period in Wales

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