3 April 930Grant at MedmerryAthelstan
Athelstan granted Bishop Beornheah land at Medmerry with woodland and meadow in Sussex.
Historical records for England in 930, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Athelstan granted Bishop Beornheah land at Medmerry with woodland and meadow in Sussex.
Athelstan granted Bishop Eadulf and the community of Crediton three hides at Sandford.
Athelstan collected prestigious religious relics and distributed many to churches and loyal followers.
Norwegian tradition states that Athelstan fostered Hakon, a son of Harald Fairhair, at the English court.
An inscription records Athelstan presenting a Gospel book to Saint Augustine’s Abbey at Canterbury.
A charter records Athelstan granting land at Clifton upon Teme to Worcester minster.
A charter records Athelstan granting Abbot Cynath land at Dumbleton and neighbouring estates.
London bishops, reeves, nobles, and commoners organised collective measures for pursuing thieves and protecting property.
Later Athelstan legislation raised the minimum age for execution after concern about killing very young offenders.
Athelstan gave lands, relics, and other gifts to Malmesbury, where he maintained a close religious connection.
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