Eadnoth II

Also known as: Eadnoth · Role: bishop of Dorchester of the north · First appears: A.D. 1046–1047

Life events

1050 · Ulf the priest was appointed pastor to the bishopric Eadnoth had held, but was later driven away.(A.D. 1050)
- With: Bishop Ulf
- “And this year was consecrated the great minster at Rheims: there was Pope Leo IX. and the emperor Henry III; and there they held a great synod concerning God's service.”
1050 · Ulf the priest was appointed pastor to the bishopric Eadnoth had held, but was later driven away.(A.D. 1050)
- With: Bishop Ulf
- “Ulf the priest was appointed as pastor to the bishopric which Eadnoth had held; but he was after that driven away;”

vassal / appointee: Bishop Ulf “And in the same year died Eadnoth II. bishop Of Dorchester of the north and Ulf was made bishop.”

with Bishop Ulf (No relation between Ulf and Eadnoth is stated; Ulf was appointed to the bishopric Eadnoth had held.) “And this year was consecrated the great minster at Rheims: there was Pope Leo IX. and the emperor Henry III; and there they held a great synod concerning God's service. St. Leo the pope presided at the synod: it is difficult to have a knowledge of the bishops who came there, and how many abbots: and hence, from this land were sent two--from St. Augustine's and from Ramsey.”

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