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The Sack of London, Autumn 872 A.D. (Flaunden, October 2013)

By Ingibjorg | Published November 2, 2013

At which the Vikings harried refugees from the sack of London, as they fled up Watling Street towards the Abbey of St. Albans. Autumn 872. The great Mercian town of London had been taken by the Great Army, causing many Christian folk to flee the city. King Burhred of Mercia and King Alfred of Wessex […]

Posted in DAS Chronicle | Also tagged 2013, Abbey of St. Albans, Abbot Wulfnoth, Chalice of King Edwin of Northumbria, Cilternsaete, event, Flaunden, Fritha, Guðrún, Guthwald Thegn, Hauk Hersir, King Alfred of Wessex, King Burhred of Mercia, London, Oestvikingae, Thorhelm, Watling Street Leave a comment

Hauk Ragnarsson’s Saga

By haukr | Published November 1, 2013

Of Ragnar of Jutland There was a man hight Ragnar, a farmer from near Fyrkat in Jutland. He was a wedded man; he had to wife Gudrun, daughter of Gunni and Sinfjotli, and sister to Ulrik of Ranrike; he had no sons but Ingibjorg was hight his daughter. Ragnar gave his daughter Ingibjorg to Halldor, […]

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The Sack of London, Autumn 872 A.D. (Flaunden, October 2013)

Hauk Ragnarsson’s Saga

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