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	Ethelbert of Wessex
		King Ethelbert of Wessex was a son of Ethelwulf of Wessex and was born in around 835 AD.
		He succeeded his brother, Ethelbald of Wessex, as King of Wessex in 860, but died without issue in about 865.
		They had also penetrated as far as Winchester in Ethelbert's early reign.
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	Wikinfo \| Ethelbert of Kent
		The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records that he attempted at one stage to wrest the position of Bretwalda from Ceawlin of Wessex but was unsuccessful.
		Augustine arrived in Canterbury in 597, and tradition has it that he baptized Ethelbert only a few days after landing in Kent, although a letter from Gregory to Berthe suggests that it cannot have happened before 601.
		Ethelbert was later canonised for his role in restoring Christianity to England.
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	Ethelbert of Kent - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		Gregory of Tours, who was a close acquaintance of Queen Ingoberg (the mother of Ethelbert's wife Berthe), twice calls him simply "a man of Kent", indicating that he was not king at the time Gregory's History of the Franks was written, and that Ethelbert more likely became king closer to 590.
		Augustine landed on the Isle of Thanet in 597, and Ethelbert first met him under an oak tree, in accordance with his belief that he could thus dispel any magic the Christians might attempt.
		Ethelbert also established a written code of laws for Kent, the earliest in any Anglo-Saxon kingdom, which provided for the protection of the Church and instituted a complex system of fines.
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	Ethelbert of Wessex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		King Ethelbert or Æþelberht of Wessex (Means Magnificent Noble) was a son of Ethelwulf of Wessex and was born in around 835 AD.
		His reign saw a Danish plundering of Kent and raids in Northumbria, both led by Ragnar Lodbrok.
		He was buried at Sherborne Abbey in Dorset.
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		Ceawlin of Wessex defeats Ethelbert of Kent at the Battle of Wibbandun
		Saxons of Wessex launch an attack on Dumnonia (Devon); Cynegils invades Dumnonia after the death of its king Bledric ap Custennin, defeating the West Welsh under the command of his son and successor Clemen ap Bledric at the Battle of Beandun and forcing him to retreat to Caer Uisc (Exeter)
		Death of Aethelbert (Ethelbert), king of Wessex and Bretwalda; succeeded by Aethelred (Ethelred) as king of Wessex (or in 865)
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		He was the son of King Egbert of Wessex and Redburga.
		King Adelwulf of Wessex married Osburga, daughter of Oslac of Hampshire, circa 830.
		King Adelwulf of Wessex married Judith, daughter of Charles I and Ermentrude d'Orleans, on 1 October 856 at Verberie sur Oise, France.
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		King Ethelbald of Wessex died on 20 December 860.
		King Ethelbert of Wessex was born circa 836.
		King Ethelbert of Wessex died between 865 and 866.
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	The Project Gutenberg eBook of History of Anglo-Saxons, by Sir Francis Palgrave.
		The minor states annexed to Wessex would tacitly submit to be bound by its legislation; and, from the reign of Edgar, the lesser authorities seem, in most cases, to have been merged in the three leading states or territories of Wessex, Mercia, and Danelagh.
		Ethelbert, fourth in descent from Æsc, gave great splendour to the state (A.D. 568-616); but Kent soon sunk into the condition of a dependent principality, beneath the sway of its more powerful rivals and neighbours.
		The utmost extent of their dominions towards the North cannot be ascertained; but they had conquered the town of Bedford: and it was probably in consequence of their geographical position (A.D. 571) with respect to the countries of the Middle and East Saxons, that the name of the West Saxons was given, to this colony.
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	Carson Johnson - Ancestry of Alfred the Great - Appendix XII
		and invaded the Kingdom of Wessex in 516.
		King Cynric of Wessex was the father of King Ceawlin and King Cutha of
		Eoppa, born about 706, was the father of Eaba. He was a West Saxon Noble. Some question whether Eoppa was a real person, saying he may have been an invention of some ancient genealogist, used to show the relationships of Kings of Wessex.
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		Ethelbert was born into Britain’s royalty in the year 552.
		Ethelbert succeeded his father and later married Bertha, daughter of Charibert, King of the Franks.
		Out of respect for his wife, Ethelbert gave her the old Roman church of St. Martin in the capital of Canterbury and allowed her to practice her religion without any interference.
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	Elfinspell: Annals of Roger de Hoveden-5; online text Riley English translation, Dark Ages, Middle Ages, History, ...
		The extreme perplexity that would result, necessarily prevents me from entering into a full description of the circumstances, fluctuations, and results of the wars; for the nation of the English was naturally hardy and proud, and in consequence incessantly engaged in intestine warfare.
		Ethelbald, the king of Wessex, after he had reigned peacefully for five years, was cut off by a premature death.
		Ethelbert, dying ten years after, was succeeded by Ethelred, who, after reigning six years, was succeeded by king Alfred, whose reign lasted twenty-eight years.
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		List of monarchs of Wessex Thorn tended to be more used in the south [Wessex] and thet in the North [Mercia and Northumbria...
		He was also King of Kent and issued charters under the style of King of the West Saxons and the Kentishmen [1] [2] [3] [4].
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	Ansedel för Osburga
		She was mother to four English Kings, Ethelbald of Wessex, Ethelbert of Wessex, Ethelred of Wessex and Alfred the Great.
		But at the end of 870 the storm burst; and the year which followed has been rightly called "Alfred's year of battles." Nine general engagements were fought with varying fortune, though the place and date of two of them have not been recorded.
		Preceded by: Ethelred King of Wessex, from 878 as King of England 871-899 Succeeded by: Edward the Elder Preceded by: Ethelred Bretwalda 871-899 Succeeded by: None Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_the_Great"
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	OMACL: The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: Part 2
		Ethelbert was consecrated to York, and Elmund to Hexham.
		And then his two sons succeeded to the kingdom; Ethelbald to the kingdom of the West-Saxons, and Ethelbert to the kingdom of the Kentish-men, and of the East-Saxons, and of Surrey, and of the South-Saxons.
		A.D. This year Ethered, (35) brother of Ethelbert, took to the West-Saxon government; and the same year came a large heathen army into England, and fixed their winter-quarters in East- Anglia, where they were soon horsed; and the inhabitants made peace with them.
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	World history of events and dates of Rule Wessex England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Wessex & its dependent Kingdoms of Surrey, Sussex, Kent & Essex
		Agrees to divide the Kingdom of England with Canute after the battle of Ashingdon
		Wessex will be ruled by Edmund & London & the east will be ruled by Canute
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		Ethelwulf was the father of (in order of age) Ethelbald, Ethelbert, Ethelred, and Alfred.
		Upon Ethelwulf's death, his will maintained this division of Wessex, with the eastern half going to Ethelbert, the next eldest son.
		Ethelbert, who already controlled the eastern half of Wessex (Kent, Surrey, and Sussex), joined this portion to the western half of Wessex.
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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Ethelbert (King of Kent)
		He succeeded his father, in 560, as King of Kent and made an unsuccessful attempt to win from Ceawlin of Wessex the overlordship of Britain.
		Thenceforward Ethelbert became the watchful father of the infant Anglo-Saxon Church.
		Mellitus had converted Sæbert, King of the East Saxons, whose capital was London, and it was proposed to make that see the metropolitan, Ethelbert, supported by Augustine, successfully resisted the attempt, and thus fixed for more than nine centuries the individual character of the English church.
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	Kings and Queens of England
		In 851 Athelwulf defeated a Danish army at the battle of Oakley while his eldest son Althelstan fought and beat the Danes at sea off the coast of Kent in what is believed to be the first naval battle.
		The eldest son of Ethelwulf of Wessex, Æthelbald was born in around 834 and became King of Wessex after forcing his father to abdicate.
		After the death of his father Ethelwulf in 858 Ethelbert ruled Kent, Surrey, Sussex, and Essex, and he reunited them with Wessex when in 860 he succeeded his brother Æthelbald.
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		Aethelberht was a sub-King of Kent, Essex and Sussex from A.D. 858-860, and a King of all southern England from A.D. Aethelberht took his rightful place in the line of succession to the throne of Wessex at around 30 years of age.
		Aethelred I (A.D. King Ethelred I was a son of Ethelwulf of Wessex.
		He succeeded his brother, Ethelbert of Wessex, as King of Wessex and Kent in 865 A.D. He had two sons, Aethelwold being the elder and Aethelhelm being the younger.
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	Ancestors of Eugene Ashton ANDREW & Anna Louise HANISH King Ethelbert WESSEX ANDREW ANGERMUELLER HANISH STRUDELL ...
		Other names for Ethelbert were WESSEX King and Aethelbert.
		The details are complex and ambiguous, but the brothers apparently agreed that whichever of them lived the longest should suc- ceed to the undivided inheritance, thus excluding from the kingship any children the others might leave.
		Ancestral File Ver 4.10 FLGQ-K3 Ethelbert King of WESSEX BornAbt 842 Wantage Berkshire England.
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		Article URL: http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/ancient_british_history/58032 Title: Ethelbert and the Code of Laws Description: Ethelbert ruled Kent and parts of the rest of Saxon England at the turn of the 7th century.
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