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Æthelweard (died 854) was a 9th-century king of East Anglia, the long-lived Anglo-Saxon kingdom which today includes the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. Little is known of Æthelweard's reign and even his regnal dates are not known for certain. He was succeeded by Edmund, who was said to have been crowned on 25 December 854.
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Alfredo el Grande Rey de Wessex (871-899) Nació en Wantage, al sur de Inglaterra, fue el más joven de los cinco hijos del rey Ethelwulf. Al fallecer su hermano Ethelred I, Alfredo fue nombrado rey, ocupando el trono durante una invasión danesa.
Alfredo el Grande. Hijo del rey Ethelwulfo I, Alfredo el Grande subió al trono de Wessex sucediendo a su hermano Etelredo I, en abril de 871. Era aquél un período borrascoso para el reino, amenazado por las invasiones danesas, que sólo mediante el pago de un rescate aceptaron la paz, estableciéndose los invasores en Mercia, al norte de ...
Title. The Chronicle of ÆthelweardMedieval classicsVolume 6 of Medieval textsNelson's medieval textsVolume 20 of Oxford medieval texts. Author. Ethelwerd. Editor. Alistair Campbell. Publisher. Nelson, 1962. Original from.
Ethelweard or Æðelweard (904 – 924) was son of Edward the Elder. According to one version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Æðelweard (a bookish boy) was appointed king. Supposedly, he became a hermit at Bridgnorth, and was elected king by the witan after his father's death. He died in Oxford after being king for only sixteen days.
