Execution of Adalbert of Babenberg
The feud ends with the capture and execution of Adalbert of Babenberg at Theres under the authority of Louis's government.
Historical events in 906
10 historical records
Tribur Assembly
Louis the Child's court holds a major assembly at Tribur while powerful nobles and bishops exercise substantial influence in government.
Visit to Aachen
Louis makes another brief visit to Lotharingia and Aachen during a reign otherwise centered increasingly in southern East Francia.
Magyar Raids Reach Saxony
Magyar mounted raiders appear in Saxony as their attacks spread farther into the East Frankish kingdom.
Constitution of Hungary
During Árpád's leadership, Magyar power expands across the Carpathian Basin as Great Moravia collapses amid internal conflict and external pressure.
Raid into Saxony
Magyar horsemen appear in Saxony as campaigns from the Carpathian Basin increasingly reach central and western Europe.
Church Discipline Agreement
At Scone, Constantine II and Bishop Cellach pledge to uphold the laws and discipline of the faith and the rights of the churches.
Council of Scone
Constantine II and Bishop Cellach preside over an assembly at Scone concerned with the church and royal authority.
Earliest Moot Hill Record
The 906 meeting of Constantine II and Bishop Cellach provides the earliest surviving reference to the royal assembly place at Scone's Moot Hill.
Gaelic Church Customs at Scone
The Scone agreement is associated by historians with the growing Gaelic character of church and kingship in Constantine II's realm.