|
|
Articles related to "Canute"
The Danish Monarchy 1080-1095 With Canute the Holy on the throne the Danes once again had a true viking ruling their country, but Canute's reign was marked with deception, rebellion and brutal murder. the danish monarchy • vikings • danish kings • canute the holy • oluf hunger
The Danish Monarchy 1182-1202 With Canute the VI on the throne, Denmark was once again to become a leading superpower in Northern Europe. the danish monarchy • danish kings • canute 6 • barbarossa • absalon
The Danish Monarchy 1146-1182 Three kings were chosen to divide the country of Denmark between them and end the rivalry for the throne, but the three kings was not intending to share. sweyn canute and valdemar • valdemar the great • the danish monarchy • danish king • absalon
Canute: Foreigner in a Foreign Land Canute, a foreign king, was embraced by the English as their own ruler. He proved himself worthy of the task, bringing 18 years of peace. canute • england • ancient british history
From Ironside to Son of Ironfist After the death of Aethelred, England suffered through the brief reign of Edmund and then embarked on the brutal reign of Canute of Denmark. canute • edmund ironside • aethelred • anglo-saxon england • ancient british history
The Danish Monarchy - The Beginning It all began with proud Viking Kings, who favored violent raids and conquering surrounding countries one by one. the danish monarchy • beginning of the danish monarchy • oldest monarchy in the world • vikings • viking kings
Aethelred the Unready Aethelred assumed the throne of England at a time when someone of Alfred's magnitude and ability was needed. Aethelred had neither. aethelred • aethelred the unready • canute • sveyn • danegeld
Aethelred the Unready: Part II Aethelred's last days were filled with remorse and regret. aethelred • aethelred the unready • danes • anglo-saxons • ancient british history
Harald Harefoot and Hardacanute: The End of the Danish Line Harald Harefoot and Hardacanute, the sons of Canute, were the last Danish kings of England. harald harefoot • hardacanute • canute • anglo-saxon england • ancient british history
The Danish Monarchy 1095-1134 The two Danish Kings Erik Ejegod and Niels fought to unite Denmark and install faith in the Danish monarchy and church despite rivalries amongst the royal heirs. the danish monarchy • danish kings • vikings • denmark • erik ejegod
The Danish Monarchy 1035-1047 After the death of Canute the Great, his son Harthacanute was left to follow in his fathers footsteps and maintain the Scandinavian empire, Canute fought hard to build. the danish monarchy • harthacanute • canute the great • magnus the kind • king of denmark
A Walking Tour in Odense, Denmark Odense, Denmark's third-largest city after Copenhagen and Arhus, is open, airy and relaxing - perfect for a walking tour. walking tour in odense • central odense • hans christian andersen's house in odense • st. canute's cathedral • railway museum in odense
Harald Hardrada: A New Iron Fist Arrives Harald Hardrada was King of Norway at the time of the Norman Conquest. He wanted the throne of England just like everybody else. harald hardrada • king harald of norway • tostig • battle of hastings • norman conquest
The Danish Monarchy 1047-1080 With the throne back in Danish hands, Sweyn Estridsen fought to keep his country safe from surrounding enemies. danish monarchy • sweyn estridsen • magnus the kind • danish kings • harold hardrada
The Danish Monarchy 1202-1241 Valdemar the Victorious was known as one of the most influential kings in the history of Denmark. valdemar the victorious • valdemar the conqueror • danish kings • the danish monarchy • bishop valdemar
Outline of Norway's History Norway, the land of the Vikings,influenced Western Europe by conquest from the 9th through the 13th century. Monarchs noted include Harald in the 890s to Harald V in 1991 norway • norwegian history • vikings • eric the red • lief ericsson
Edward the Confessor Edward the Confessor set the stage for the Norman Conquest by his actions and his affectations. edward the confessor • harold godwinson • godwin • anglo-saxon england • ancient british history
Raby Castle Northern England has many old castles but few can surpass the amazing stronghold of Raby. See how it was built as a fortress and how it became a northern treasure house. castle • nevill • treasure house • fortress • stately home
Top Shelf in Trouble -- We Need Your Help Dear Comics Fans. We have just been informed this week that our book trade distributor has filed for bankruptcy (Chapter 11). They will continue to operate and hopefully recover and we will support this all we can (as our industry needs them, and they are good people) but unfortunately, this has happened at a time when they owed us an enormous sum of money. top shelf • chris staros • alan moore • eddie campbell • from hell
The Birth and Development of the English Navy England is a tiny nation on the island of Great Britain. Yet in spite of its small size and population, it came to rule the world's oceans for nearly two hundred years. birth and development of the english navy • birth and development of the royal navy • birth of the english navy • history of the english navy • birth of the royal navy
Britain, Ireland: Myths, Legends In the new paperback edition of Myths and Legends of Britain and Ireland, author Richard Jones explores the history and mystery of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales britain • ireland • celtic myths • legends • king arthur
Edward the Confessor Edward the Confessor was an English king noted for his religious piety. He was responsible for the building of the original Westminster Abbey. edward the confessor • penultimate anglo - saxon king • a godly king • a monarch without power • an unclear succession undermined stability
Saxon Building Chosen as Top Archeological Site Repton, ancient capital of the Kingdom of Mercia, boasts an 8th Century Crypt which was the resting place of St Wystan. Many pilgrims flocked to venerate this saint. repton' s crypt is one of oldest buildings in the • 8th century saxon crypt is rare example of medieva • repton's crypt voted one of the top five by biddle • anglo saxon buildings in england • visiting repton church
The Danish Monarchy 1134-1146 The rivalry over the Danish crown continued with the crowning of king Erik Emune. the danish monarchy • danish kings • erik emune • erik lamb • king niels
King Me! Everyone knows royal names like William and Charles and Louis. Here are some you may not have thought of. baby names • royal • king • etymology
Great Tales from English History by Robert Lacey These fascinating stories of historical figures and events are sure to stir the reader's interest in the social and political development of the British Isles. great tales from english history • significant people and events from british history • stories of historical figures • social and political development of the british is • robert lacey
The Life of Ethelred the Unready Ethelred the Unready was King of England from 978 to 1013 and from 1014 to 1016. the life of ethelred the unready • the son of edgar the peaceable • ethelred the unready king of england • death of edgar the peaceable • ethelred death of edward the martyr
The Medieval Origins of Westminster Palace Westminster Palace has been a seat of government for more than 1,000 years and the building has one of the longest histories of any official residence in Europe. the medieval origins of westminster palace • a history of london’s houses of parliament • the origins of the palace of westminster • st stephen’s chapel and the jewel tower in westmin • westminster hall
The Three Kings of 1066 The first interesting fact about 1066 is that England had three kings that year. The first of them, Edward, Harold II and William I, better known as 'The Conqueror'. 1066 • the battle of hastings • the true story of 1066 • william the conqueror • harold ii
The Battle of Hastings The King of England dies without leaving an heir to the throne. There are four men with claims to the throne. Who would be king? battle of hastings • 1066 • william of normandy • harold of wessex • edward the confessor
Explore London in the Rain A rainy day in London can be fun: concerts in ancient churches, indoor antique markets, London is never so cold you that you can't enjoy the city any time of year. lunchtime concerts in a wren church • houses of parliament • elegant indoor shopping • national portrait gallery • spend a few hours in a traditional umbrella shop |
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
G |
H |
I |
J |
K |
L |
M |
N |
O |
P |
Q |
R |
S |
T |
U |
V |
W |
X |
Y |
Z |
0-9 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|