However, he probably stayed with the LeStrange family, as Roger Mortimer disputed the validity of the marriage in 1305. Gruffydd ultimately obtained possession of his lands in March 1321. He held the two lordships by Welsh barony (pennaeth), which required him to serve in the king's army with his men at the king's expense.
However, he probably stayed with the LeStrange family, as Roger Mortimer contested the marriage's validity in 1305. Gruffydd eventually gained control of his lands in March 1321. He held the two lordships by Welsh barony (pennaeth), which necessitated his service in the king's army at his own expense.