The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Eadwold

Role: the king's thane · First appears: A.D. 896–909

Life events

  • 905 · Eadwold fell in the fight against the Danes.(A.D. 896–909)
    • “Eadwold, the king's thane”

A.D. 896–909

  • lord / consecrator: Edward son of Alfred (Eadwold is identified as the king's thane in the account of Edward's campaign.) “There fell Aldermen Siwulf and Sigelm; Eadwold, the king's thane; Abbot Kenwulf; Sigebriht, the son of Siwulf; Eadwald, the son of Acca; and many also with them; though I have named the most considerable.”

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