- Llywelyn.
Ealdred's expedition was betra**** by some
Welsh soldiers who were
serving with the English, and
Ealdred was defeated. In 1050,
Ealdred went to...
-
Ealdred may
refer to:
Ealdred of Hwicce, 8th-century king of
Hwicce Ealdred I of Bamburgh, 10th-century
ruler of
Bamburgh Ealdred (archbishop of York)...
- father). Upon his father's
death in 913,
Ealdred succeeded him. The
Historia de
Sancto Cuthberto states that
Ealdred "was a
friend of King
Edward the Elder...
-
connivance of Cnut.
Ealdred's mother was Ecgfrida,
daughter of Aldhun,
bishop of Durham. Some time
probably in the mid 1020s
Ealdred killed Thurbrand in...
- Uhtred's son
Ealdred subsequently avenged his
father by
killing Thurbrand, but
Ealdred in turn was
killed by Thurbrand's son, Carl.
Ealdred's vengeance had...
- Gloucestershire. When
Ealdred, the
bishop of
Worcester as well as the
Archbishop of York, was
required to
relinquish Worcester by Pope Nicholas,
Ealdred decided to...
- England.
After the
Norman Conquest, the king
nominated Thomas to
succeed Ealdred as
Archbishop of York.
After Thomas' election, Lanfranc,
Archbishop of...
-
Ealdred v
Malet was a
court case of
early English law
between Ealdred (the
archbishop of York) and
William Malet (the High
Sheriff of Yorkshire) that...
- Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle refers to sons of
Eadwulf and two sons are recorded:
Ealdred (died
after 927) and
Uhtred (perhaps Uhtred); both may have
ruled some...
-
submission of
Ealdred of
Bamburgh was
probably nominal, and it is
likely that he
acknowledged Constantine as his lord, but Alex
Woolf sees
Ealdred as a semi-independent...
