Birth of Charlemagne
Charlemagne is traditionally dated to April 2, with modern scholarship generally placing his birth in 747 or 748 rather than securely in 742.
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Charlemagne is traditionally dated to April 2, with modern scholarship generally placing his birth in 747 or 748 rather than securely in 742.
Retires from Government & leaves this to his son Eardwulf
Succeeds to east Kent & Eardwulf succeeds to west Kent. Athelbert retires & Eadberht I rules jointly with his son Eardwulf
Eardwulf grants one sulung of land at Perhamstede to Abbot Heaberht and the community at Reculver.
Eardwulf is attested as a king in Kent from about 748, ruling during a period of joint kingship in the kingdom.
A surviving Kentish charter identifies King Eardwulf as a son of Eadberht I.