Prince Ethelwald

Also known as: Ethelwald · Role: Prince; son of Edward's paternal uncle · First appears: A.D. 896–909

Life events

901 · Ethelwald rode against Winburn and Twineham without the king's leave.(A.D. 896–909 · 📍 Winburn)
- “Then Prince Ethelwald, the son of his paternal uncle, rode against the towns of Winburn and of Twineham, without leave of the king and his council.”
901 · Ethelwald fled to the army in Northumberland.(A.D. 896–909 · 📍 Northumberland)
- “But in the meantime he stole away in the night, and sought the army in Northumberland.”
901 · The Danes received Ethelwald as their king.(A.D. 896–909)
- “The Danes, however, received him as their king.”
904 · Ethelwald came over sea with his fleet and was submitted to in Essex.(A.D. 896–909 · 📍 Essex)
- “This year came Ethelwald hither over sea with all the fleet that he could get, and he was submitted to in Essex.”
905 · Ethelwald incited the East-Anglian army to rebellion.(A.D. 896–909 · 📍 East-Anglia)
- “This year Ethelwald enticed the army in East-Anglia to rebellion”

cousins with Alfred (Ethelwald is the son of Alfred's paternal uncle.) “Then Prince Ethelwald, the son of his paternal uncle, rode against the towns of Winburn and of Twineham, without leave of the king and his council.”
cousins with Edward son of Alfred (The context identifies the king as Edward.) “Then Prince Ethelwald, the son of his paternal uncle, rode against the towns of Winburn and of Twineham, without leave of the king and his council.”
enemies with Edward son of Alfred “Then Prince Ethelwald, the son of his paternal uncle, rode against the towns of Winburn and of Twineham, without leave of the king and his council.”
with Alfred (Ethelwald is identified as the son of Alfred's paternal uncle.) “Then Prince Ethelwald, the son of his paternal uncle, rode against the towns of Winburn and of Twineham, without leave of the king and his council.”

Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.