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- The British kingdom of Strathclyde may also have sided with the Vikings as Edmund ravaged it in 945 and then ceded it to Malcolm I of Scotland.
- The couple married in 919. Edmund was their first child, born in either 920 or 921, although Edward already had about ten children…
- Эдмунд I (др.-англ. Ēadmund I; также известен под именем Эдмунд Великолепный (англ. Edmund the Magnificent); 921 — 26 мая 946)...
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- Edmund besieged Olaf at Leicester, and negotiated a treaty under which Olaf would rule everything north of Watling Street, but take Edmund as his overlord.
- Edmund I. Latince e d m u n d u s m a g n i f i c u s (d. 921 – ö. 26 Mayıs 946, Pucklechurch, İngiltere), İngiltere’nin kuzeyinde Vikinglerin işgal ettiği...
- Learn about the History of Early Medieval King King Edmund I. King Edmund I ruled England from 27th October 939 to 26th May 946.
- Edmund I, also known as Edmund the Deed-Doer, or Edward the Magnificent, reigned as the king of the English from 939 to 946.
- Additionally, Edmund had eight half-siblings from his father’s second marriage to Ælfflæd, daughter of Ealdorman Æthelhelm, probably of Wiltshire
- Edmund I was the king of the English (939–946), who recaptured areas of northern England that had been occupied by the Vikings.
