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   Date  Event(s)
0757 
  • 0757—0796: King Offa
    King Offa ( 779 - 796 ) {\n}{\n}757 - Offa seizes the Kingdom Mercia after the murder of his cousin Aethelbald.{\n}776 - Defeats the men of Kent at Otford{\n}779 - Offa defeats Cynewulf of Wessex at Bensington in Oxfordshire.{\n}784 - Offa defeats the Wel
0800 
  • 0800—0839: King Egbert
    King Egbert ( 802 - 839 ) {\n}{\n}800 - Around this time the Book of Kells is written in Ireland{\n}802 - Death of King Beorthric of Wessex{\n}802 - Egbert returns from exile in Charlemagne and becomes King of Wessex{\n}825 - King Egbert of Wessex wins a
0802 
  • 0802—0839: Egbert
    Saxon: First King of all England. King of Wessex, won allegiance of all English
0839 
  • 0839—0856: King Aethelwulf
    King Aethelwulf ( 839 - 856 ) {\n}{\n}839 - Aethelwulf succeeds his father Egbert as King of Wessex{\n}841 - Vikings raid Kent and East Anglia, and establish a settlement at Dublin{\n}842 - Many die in London and Rochester during Viking raids{\n}844 - Ken
  • 0839—0858: Ethelwulf
    Saxon: Son of Egbert, King of Wessex, Sussex, Kent, Essex
0856 
  • 0856—0860: King Aethalbald
    King Aethelbald ( 856 - 860 ) {\n}{\n}858 - Aethelbald marries his father's widow Judith{\n}860 - Vikings land on Iceland{\n}860 - Aehelbald dies and his brother Aethelbert become king
0858 
  • 0858—0860: Ethelbald
    Saxon: Son of Ethelwulf, displaced father in Wessex
0860 
  • 0860—0866: King Aethelbert
    King Aethelbert ( 860 - 866 ) {\n}{\n}860 - Aethelbert becomes King of Wessex following the death of his brother Aethelbald{\n}860 - Winchester sacked by the Danes{\n}865 - The Viking 'Great Heathen Army' commanded by Halfdan and Ivar the Boneless lands i
  • 0860—0866: Ethelbert
    Saxon: 2nd son of Ethelwulf, united Kent and Wessex
0866 
  • 0866—0871: King Aethelred
    King Aethelred I ( 866 - 871 ) {\n}{\n}866 - Aethelred becomes king on the death of his brother Aethelbert{\n}869 - Edmund King of East Anglia resists the Vikings and is killed{\n}870 - Aethelred defeated by the Danes (Vikings) at Reading{\n}871 - Aethelr
  • 0866—0871: Ethelred I
    Saxon: 3rd son of Ethelwulf, King of Wessex, fought Danes
0870 
  • 0870—0888: Borivoj I
10 0871 
  • 0871—0899: King Alfred
    King Alfred the Great ( 871 - 899 ) {\n}{\n}{\n}871 - Alfred becomes King of Wessex following the death of his brother Aethelred{\n}872 - London falls to Viking raiders{\n}875 - After persistent attacks by Vikings the monks of Lindesfarne travel through N
  • 0871—0899: Alfred the Great
    Saxon: 4th son of Ethelwulf, defeated Danes, fortified London
11 0883 
  • 0883—0883: King Gorm becomes the first known ruler of a united Danish kingdom
12 0894 
  • 0894—0915: Spytihnev I
    Son of Borivoj I
13 0899 
  • 0899—0925: King Edward The Elder
    King Edward The Elder ( 899 - 925 ) {\n}{\n}901 - Edward the Elder takes the title "King of the Angles and Saxons"{\n}913 - Edward the Elder recaptures Essex from the Danes
  • 0899—0924: Edward the Elder
    Saxon: Alfred's son, united English, claimed Scotland
14 0915 
  • 0915—0921: Vratislav I. (Vratislaus)
    Brother of Spytihnev I
15 0921 
  • 0921—0935: V clav I. Svaty (Wenceslaus)
    Son of Vratislav I; known as St. Wenceslaus ("Good King Wenceslas" for English speaking people), the patron saint of the Czech lands.
16 0924 
  • 0924—0940: Athelstan the Glorious
    Saxon: Edward's eldest son, King of Mercia, Wessex
17 0925 
  • 0925—0940: King Athelstan
    King Athelstan ( 925 - 940 ) {\n}{\n}926 - Athelstan annexes Northumbria, and forces the kings of Wales, Strathclyde, the Picts, and the Scots to submit to him{\n}937 - Battle of Brunanburh: Athelstan defeats alliance of Scots, Celts, Danes, and Vikings,
18 0935 
  • 0935—0972: Boleslav I. Ukrutny (Boleslaus I the Cruel)
    Brother of V clav I.
19 0940 
  • 0940—0946: Edmund I The Magnificent
    Saxon: 3rd son of Edward, King of Wessex, Mercia
  • 0940—0985: The reign of Harold Bluetooth. The Christian church is established in Denmark
20 0945 
  • 0945—0946: King Edmund
    King Edmund ( 940 - 946 ) {\n}{\n}945 - Dunstan becomes abbot of Glastonbury{\n}946 - Edmund killed at Pucklechurch
21 0946 
  • 0946—0955: King Edred
    King Edred ( 946 - 955 ) {\n}{\n}954 - Expulsion of Eric Bloodaxe, last Danish king of York
  • 0946—0955: Edred
    Saxon: 4th son of Edward
22 0955 
  • 0955—0959: King Edwy (Eadwig)
    King Edwy (Eadwig) ( 955 - 959 ) {\n}{\n}956 - Dunstan sent into exile by Edwy{\n}957 - Mercians and Northumbrians rebel against Edwy
  • 0955—0959: Edwy the Fair
    Saxon: Eldest son of Edmund, King of Wessex
  • 0955—0959: Edgar the Peaceful
    Saxon: 2nd son of Edmund, ruled all English
23 0959 
  • 0959—0975: King Edgar
    King Edgar ( 959 - 975 ) {\n}{\n}959 - England united under Edgar{\n}973 - Northern Kings submit to Edgar at Chester
24 0972 
  • 0972—0999: Boleslav II. Pobozny (Boleslaus II the Pious)
    Son of Boleslav I.