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Life. A charter of Burgred's dated 869. In 853 Burgred sent messengers to Æthelwulf, king of the West Saxons, seeking his help to subjugate the Welsh, who lived between Mercia and the western sea, as they were rebelling against his rule. Immediately King Æthelwulf advanced with Burgred against the Welsh, and successfully repressed the rebellion.
Los ejércitos de Wessex y de Mercia no tuvieron que emplearse a fondo y a los daneses se les permitió pasar allí el invierno. En 874, los daneses se trasladan desde Lindsey hacia Repton y expulsan a Burgred de su reino. 1 Colocaron en su lugar a un noble merciano llamado Ceolwulfo, exigiéndole juramentos de lealtad hacia ellos. 2 Burgred se ...
Burgred (died c. 874, /875) was the king of Mercia (from 852/853) who was driven out by the Danes and went to Rome. In 852 or 853 he called upon Aethelwulf of Wessex to aid him in subduing the North Welsh. The request was granted and the campaign proved successful, the alliance being sealed by the marriage of Burgred to Aethelswith, daughter of ...
30 de nov. de 2018 · Burgred, de hecho, fue lo suficientemente fuerte como para resistir los ataques vikingos durante años y defender Mercia hábilmente hasta que fue derrotado y depuesto. La naturaleza caótica de la corte merciana y la nobleza en el espectáculo se extraen de varios monarcas, Offa entre ellos, que tendían a eliminar a las personas que interferían con sus planes.
3 de may. de 2023 · After Beorhtwulf’s death – possibly while fighting the Vikings – king Burgred was crowned in 852. Indeed from the remaining charters issued by Burgred of Mercia, historians are relatively certain he was on the throne before 25 July 852. However a story sometimes told is of an otherwise unknown king called Eanred, who may have reigned very ...
BURGRED 852 – 874. The last true independent king of Mercia, Burgred’s relatively long reign was blighted by regular Viking invasions. Starting almost immediately after taking the throne, Burgred was forced to ally up with Ethelwulf of Wessex in order to counter attacks from both the Welsh in the west and the Vikings in the east.
Los cinco distritos y la Mercia inglesa a principios del siglo X [10] Invasión de los daneses y desaparición del reino. En 852, Burgred llegó al trono y con Ethelwulf de Wessex subyugó el norte de Gales. En 868, los invasores daneses ocuparon Nottingham. Los daneses expulsaron a Burgred de su reino en 874 y Ceolwulf II tomó
