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Factoid Type |
Source Reference |
Short Description |
1 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.1 |
Cnut 3 entrusted his crown and sceptre to the custody of Æthelnoth 43. |
2 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.3 |
Harold 5 went round hamlets and cities making the chief men (Anonymi 1784) his friends. |
3 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.13 |
Harthacnut 1 asked Edward 15 to come and hold the kingdom with him. |
4 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.12-13 |
Emma 2 took to the sea with Harthacnut 1 and Anonymi 1779 and at length reached a port on the other side. |
5 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.10 |
Anonymi 1783 arrived and announced to Emma 2 and Harthacnut 1 that Harold 5 was dead. |
6 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.10 |
Harold 5 died. |
7 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.9 |
Emma 2 rejoiced when Harthacnut 1 arrived. |
8 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.9 |
A vision appeared by divine providence to Harthacnut 1. |
9 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.9 |
Harthacnut 1 set out to go to Emma 2. |
10 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.9 |
Harthacnut 1 assembled the greatest forces he could of ships and soldiers (Anonymi 1781). |
11 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.8 |
Emma 2 despatched messengers to Harthacnut 1. |
12 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.8 |
Edward 15 returned to Normandy from Flanders. |
13 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.8 |
Edward 15 came to Emma 2. |
14 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.8 |
Edward 15 mounted his horse and came to Emma 2. |
15 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.7 |
Emma 2 sent messengers (Anonymi 1780) to Edward 15. |
16 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.7 |
Emma 2 believed it expedient to leave England and crossed the sea to a certain port near Bruges. |
17 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.7 |
A royal house was allotted to Emma 2 and she accepted. |
18 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.6 |
Alfred 54 was captured in his lodgings and having been taken to Ely was blinded and slain. |
19 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.6 |
Alfred 54's corpse was taken up and interred by Anonymi 1778. |
20 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.6 |
Many miracles occurred where Alfred 54's tomb was. |
21 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.5 |
Anonymi 1777 slaughtered Anonymi 1775 and Anonymi 1776, keeping a few in slavery. |
22 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.4 |
Anonymi 1777 entered the lodgings of Anonymi 1776 and Anonymi 1775 and confined them with fetters. |
23 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.4 |
Godwine 51 met Alfred 54 and became his soldier by oath. |
24 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.4 |
Godwine 51 led Alfred 54 to Guilford and lodged his soldiers there. |
25 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.4 |
Alfred 54 and Edward 15 replied to the forged letter that one of them would return. |
26 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.4 |
Alfred 54 came into Flanders, boarded ship and crossed the sea. He was recognised by Anonymi 1773 but left that shore and landed in another port. |
27 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.2-4 |
Harold 5 proposed to kill the children of Emma 2 and had a letter composed as if from her to Edward 15 and Alfred 54. |
28 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.1 |
Harold 5 summoned Æthelnoth 43 and commanded and prayed to be consecrated king and that the royal sceptre should be given to him together with the crown. |
29 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.1 |
Harold 5 was secretly taken from Anonymous 720 and put in the chamber of Ælfgifu 1. |
30 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.24 |
Cnut 3s body was buried. |
31 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 3.1 |
Harold 5 was chosen as king by certain Englishmen. |
32 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.23 |
Cnut 3 died. |
33 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.2 |
Anonymous 717 was killed |
34 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.20 |
Cnut 3 went to Rome by way of Flanders, Gaul and Italy. |
35 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.21 |
Cnut 3 entered the monasteries, prayed for the intercession of the saints and heaped the altars with offerings. |
36 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.19 |
Cnut 3 built and dignified churches. |
37 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.19 |
Cnut 3 pledged his whole realm to Harthacnut 1 and sent him with troops to secure the rule of Denmark. |
38 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.17, 2.19 |
Many peoples were subdued in war and compelled to pay annual tribute to Cnut 3. |
39 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.18, 3.1 |
Emma 2 and Cnut 3 sent their other legitimate sons (Alfred 54 and Edward 15) to be brought up in Normandy. |
40 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.18 |
Emma 2 and Cnut 3 washed Harthacnut 1 in the sacred baptismal font. |
41 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.16 |
Emma 2 was conveyed over the seas. |
42 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.18 |
Emma 2 bore a son. |
43 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.16-17 |
Emma 2 became the wife of Cnut 3. |
44 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.15 |
Cnut 3 summoned Eric 2 and ordered him to kill Eadric 35. Cnut 3 ordered the execution of many chiefs for deceits of the same kind. |
45 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.16 |
Cnut 3 lacked a wife and ordered one to be sought for him. |
46 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.14 |
Edmund 24 was buried in a royal tomb. |
47 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.14 |
The entire country chose Cnut 3 as its king and submitted itself to him. |
48 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.14 |
Edmund 24 died |
49 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.13-14 |
Edmund 24 offered Cnut 3 the north of the kingdom and a treaty was concluded. |
50 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.13 |
Edmund 24 despatched Zacharias 1 to Cnut 3 to conclude mutual friendship. |
51 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.12 |
Eadric 35 returned to Edmund 24 and Anonymi 1764 and was received. |
52 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.11 |
The English (Anonymi 1764) and Edmund 24 took counsel among themselves. |
53 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.11 |
Anonymi 1762 returned to London and sought wiser counsels. |
54 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.11 |
Anonymi 1762 passed the night among the bodies of the dead and in the morning buried them. |
55 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.9-10 |
Edmund 24, after having assembled forces during the whole of Quadragesima, attempted to expel the Danes and battle was joined with many falling on both sides, until the evening, when the English (Anonymi 1764) fled. |
56 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.8 |
Edmund 24 passed his last winter in London. |
57 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.8 |
Edmund 24 offered single combat to Cnut 3. |
58 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.8 |
Edmund 24 entered London and soon all followed and obeyed him. |
59 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.8 |
Edmund 24 collected an army. |
60 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Cnut 3 entered London and sat on the throne of the kingdom. |
61 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Anonymi 1759 sent messengers to Cnut 3 and a treaty was made. |
62 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Anonymi 1759 gave the body of Æthelred 32 an honourable burial. |
63 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Æthelred 32 died. |
64 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Cnut 3 went from London to Sheppey and wintered there |
65 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Cnut 3 ordered London to be shut in with ships. |
66 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.7 |
Eric 2 attacked part of the land with his followers and returned to his companions (Zacharias 1) with the spoils. |
67 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.6 |
Thorkell 1 I directed his force (Anonymi 1755) against the English army (Anonymi 1757) who cut down the Danes with terrible slaughter, but the Danes ultimately gained the victory. |
68 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.3-5 |
The force (Anonymi 1762) put to sea and in good order and with a favourable wind they touched at Sandwich. |
69 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.3 |
Thorkell 1 gave an oath that he would serve Cnut 3 continuously and faithfully. |
70 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2,3 |
Thorkell 1 sought Cnut 3 with nine ships (Anonymi 1790). |
71 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.3 |
Swein 1 built a monastery in honour of the Holy Trinity. |
72 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.3 |
Anonymous 719 took Swein 1's body by ship to Denmark where it was received and buried by his sons. |
73 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.2 |
They went to the land of the Slavs and brought back their mother. |
74 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.2 |
They feasted at kingly banquets. |
75 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.2 |
Cnut 3 entered Harold 4's palace and his brother met him at the entrance. |
76 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 2.1 |
Having heard that the English wanted to expel him, Cnut 3 returned to his native land in order to consult his brother, Harold 4. |
77 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.5 |
Swein 1 died shortly after appointing Cnut 3 as his successor. |
78 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.5 |
Swein 1 summoned Cnut 3 and entrusted the royal sceptre to him. |
79 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.4 |
Swein 1 invaded many ports and finally conquered the whole country. |
80 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.3-4 |
Swein 1 went to his ship and they set out and at length approached England. |
81 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.3 |
Swein 1 ordered that a numerous fleet should be prepared and warning should be given to the entire military power of the Danes. |
82 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.2-3 |
Swein 1 was persuaded by Anonymi 1749 to attack England. |
83 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.2 |
Thorkell 1 acquired the south part of England . |
84 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.1 |
When he was at peace he was always strengthening his fortresses. |
85 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.1 |
Harold 2 died shortly after the battle with Swein 1. |
86 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.1 |
The army (Anonymi 1747) deserted Harold 2 for Swein 1 and as a result they met in battle. |
87 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae 1.1 |
Harold 2 affirmed by oath that Swein 1 would not rule after him. |
88 |
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Event |
EncomiumEmmae Prologue, Argument |
Anonymous 716 composed the Encomium Emmae Reginae. |