5 August 910Battle of TettenhallEdward the Elder
Edward’s allies destroyed a major Northumbrian Danish army returning from raids in Mercia.
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Edward’s allies destroyed a major Northumbrian Danish army returning from raids in Mercia.
The allied army scores a great victory over the Viking force, the last major army sent by the Danes to ravage England. Northumbrians attack Mercia. Met by the combined Mercian and West Saxon army at the Battle of Tettenhall
The allied army scores a great victory over the Viking force, the last major army sent by the Danes to ravage England
Northumbrians attack Mercia
The Vikings quickly sought retaliation for the Northern excursion, the Danelaw King's assembled a fleet and transported a Danish army, via the River Severn, directly into the heart of Mercia
The Vikings quickly sought retaliation for the Northern excursion, the Danelaw King's assembled a fleet and transported a Danish army, via the River Severn, directly into the heart of Mercia
Athelstan developed close connections with Mercian nobles and churchmen before becoming king.
Launches a siege to recapture York
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