Eadberht II Appears In Charters
Eadberht II is named in surviving Kentish documentary evidence, showing the kingdom's fragmented royal authority in the eighth century.
Follow Eadberht II through 3 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Eadberht II is named in surviving Kentish documentary evidence, showing the kingdom's fragmented royal authority in the eighth century.
Succeeds as King of Kent, last independent descendent of the Kentish royal family. Deposes Athelheard pro-Mercian Archbishop of Canterbury installed by Offa. After Offas death Eadberht renounces his orders in France & seizes the Kentish throne
Role range: 0796-0798
Eadberht II is captured then imprisoned & blinded, he also had his hands chopped off
Role range: 0796-0798
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