The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Maud

Role: queen · First appears: A.D. 1100–1103

A.D. 1100–1103

  • parent: Malcolm “the king took him to wife Maud, daughter of Malcolm, King of Scotland, and of Margaret the good queen, the relative of King Edward, and of the right royal race of England.”
  • parent: Margaret “the king took him to wife Maud, daughter of Malcolm, King of Scotland, and of Margaret the good queen, the relative of King Edward, and of the right royal race of England.”
  • married with King Henry “And soon hereafter the king took him to wife Maud, daughter of Malcolm, King of Scotland, and of Margaret the good queen, the relative of King Edward, and of the right royal race of England.”
  • lord / consecrator: Archbishop Anselm “And on Martinmas day she was publicly given to him with much pomp at Westminster, and the Archbishop Anselm wedded her to him, and afterwards consecrated her queen.”
  • with Archbishop Anselm (Anselm officiated at Maud's marriage and consecration.) “and the Archbishop Anselm wedded her to him, and afterwards consecrated her queen.”

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