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Eanred was king of
Northumbria in the
early ninth century. Very
little is
known for
certain about Eanred. The only
reference made by the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle...
- king was
probably Eanred.
According to a
later chronicler,
Roger of Wendover,
Ecgberht invaded Northumbria and
plundered it
before Eanred submitted: "When...
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whether the
reign of Eardwulf's son
Eanred began in 808.
Recent studies,
based on the
discovery of a
penny of
Eanred for
which a date no
earlier than c...
- predecessor,
Eanred, but
dates his
death 848 or 849. D. P.
Kirby thinks that an
accession date of 844 is more likely, but
notes that a coin of
Eanred dated stylistically...
- Australia, The Hows Of Us
earned $63,954 on its 1st 3-days of screening". "THOU
eanred an
almost $370K
gross in UAE on
their opening 4 days". "$2.043M in gross...
-
years later, he
received submission and
tribute from the
Northumbrian king,
Eanred.
Since so few
contemporary sources exist, the
events of the
fifth and sixth...
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Emperor Charlemagne and of Pope Leo III. Alternatively, Eardwulf's son
Eanred may have
succeeded to the throne,
rather than Eardwulf.
While only late...
- of his
reign is problematic.
Osberht became king
after Æthelred son of
Eanred was murdered. The date of Æthelred's
death is not certain, but is generally...
-
kingdoms of
Mercia and Northumbria. The Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle reports that
Eanred of
Northumbria submitted to
Egbert of Wes**** at the
hamlet of Dore (now...
- (approximate date)
Bishr al-Hafi,
Muslim theologian (approximate date)
Eanred, king of
Northumbria (approximate date)
Huangbo Xiyun,
Chinese Zen Buddhist...
