Cerwyn Bowen is the daughter of Bedwyr, and Cerys Bowen making her a member of House Bowen. Cerwyn Bowen has one sibling in the form of Selywn Bowen of whom is the heir to House Bowen and the future king of Gwent alongside her best friend.
Cerwyn Bowen would be born the much younger sibling of her older brother Selwyn Bowen, and for much of her youth she spent her days away from her family only returning to ride horses with her older brother. It was when she was fifteen that she jumped to the scene of House Bowen after she would ride alongside her brother to the Battle of Gishen where she would prove her skill at fighting when she dueled and killed the leader of the Bretonian forces present at the battle. She would be brought into Selwyn`s personal honor gaurd and would stand as his person steward of which is the most honored positon in the honor gaurd. This didn`t sit well with many of the older men but she would beat several in duels and after this show she would gain more respect from the men.
Cerwyn Bowen would be born the much younger sibling of her older brother Selwyn Bowen, and for much of her youth she spent her days away from her family only returning to ride horses with her older brother.
Battle of Gishen
It was when she was fifteen that she jumped to the scene of House Bowen after she would ride alongside her brother to the Battle of Gishen where she would prove her skill at fighting when she dueled and killed the leader of the Bretonian forces present at the battle.
Royal Gaurd
She would be brought into Selwyn`s personal honor gaurd and would stand as his person steward of which is the most honored positon in the honor gaurd. This didn`t sit well with many of the older men but she would beat several in duels and after this show she would gain more respect from the men.
Brwydr Dal Tawel
Main Article : Brwydr Dal Tawel
Brwydr Dal Tawel There was a cost to all the death your husband visited on my people.
“The Battle of Caemlyn told everyone that the Welsh were not painted savages. The Welsh were a coordinated group with a complete mindset of getting back what they percieved to have lost.”
— Phillip Eisenburg
Lindsay went to Caemlyn on official royal business as they wanted her to use her popularity to calm the situation in Caemlyn as the city was coming under constant attack and there wasn't really anything the Kingdom could do to stop this at the moment without jeopardizing the operations in the north. When she arrived in the city she was surprised at how beautiful the city was but it was quite clear that the people were tense and the situation was increasingly becoming a problem. She spoke to a number of local leaders and over the course of a few weeks she was able to make the situation better through promises that certain supplies would be provided from the capital along with a troop force of some 15,000 men at arms. As she was preparing to leave the cities scouts came to be aware of a large Welish army west of the city. With the army simply rampaging about and destroying crops the Caemlyn force was forced to march out of the city and do battle. When they connected with the Welish the battle was rather easy, as the Welish appeared to have little interest in ambushing or doing anything sneaky. Lindsay watched the Caemlyn force gain victory from the balcony of the cities palace and it was while watching this that she heard the first cries of the Welish elite forces that had silently infiltrated the city. The Welish were able to kill their way into the palace and once inside they took hold of Lindsay and were able to use Welish loyalists in the city to escape through the tunnel system beneath the city.
