Coronation
Charles III the Simple is crowned King of the Franks
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Charles III the Simple is crowned King of the Franks
Suceeds as Tsar of Bulgaria
Hastein lost his fortified camp at Benfleet when an English force captured his family and supplies.
Alfred encourages written historical record keeping associated with the development of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
Asser writes the Life of King Alfred, preserving a near-contemporary account of Alfred's reign.
Alfred's forces under Edward defeat a Viking raiding army at Farnham during the renewed invasions of the 890s.
Viking forces use the Thames and its estuary as routes for renewed operations against Alfred's realm.
Alfred returned Hastein’s wife and sons after they were captured at Benfleet.
Succeeds as King of France
With Magyar assistance, repulses the invaders under Sviatopluk of Moravia
Launches his first invasion of Italy
Bishop Adalbero of Augsburg serves as a baptismal sponsor and later as an educator of the young Louis.
Louis the Child is born, probably in September or October 893, as the legitimate son of King Arnulf and Oda.
Archbishop Hatto of Mainz is recorded as one of Louis the Child's baptismal godfathers.
Louis's mother is Oda, who is generally associated by historians with the Conradine aristocratic family.
Louis is Arnulf of Carinthia's only son born from a fully recognized marriage, giving him the strongest legitimate claim to the East Frankish succession.
Makes Kiev his capital which becomes the centre of the Rus
Succeeds as King of Russia, Viking Prince of Novgorod rules the new Princedom of Kiev