Halfdan moved north to consolidate Scandinavian authority in Northumbria.
Historical records for Denmark in 875, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Halfdan moved north to consolidate Scandinavian authority in Northumbria.
The Great Army divides, with Anund among the leaders operating with the southern force near Cambridge.
Guthrum becomes one of the principal leaders of the southern section of the Great Army.
Oscytel is associated with the southern Viking army operating alongside Guthrum and Anund.
Anund joins the southern Viking force that prepares renewed operations against Wessex.
Guthrum leads Viking operations against Wessex after the Great Army divides.
Oscytel joins the southern Viking force threatening Wessex during the renewed campaign.
Guthrum led the southern division of the army to winter at Cambridge.
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