Aelfgifu - Revision history

User 144 at 01:04, 12 May 2006

2006-05-12T01:04:31Z

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	After the death of her last husband, the Church is said to have excommunicated her, had her branded, had her hamstrung, and caused her exile to [[Ireland]].		After the death of her last husband, the Church is said to have excommunicated her, had her branded, had her hamstrung, and caused her exile to [[Ireland]].

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User 144 at 01:03, 12 May 2006

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	After the death of her last husband, the Church is said to have excommunicated her, had her branded, had her hamstrung, and caused her exile to [[Ireland]].		After the death of her last husband, the Church is said to have excommunicated her, had her branded, had her hamstrung, and caused her exile to [[Ireland]].

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Simoncursitor at 11:40, 28 October 2005

2005-10-28T11:40:19Z

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If (which is quite an assumption, at this remove) they were the same person, then '''Aelfgifu''' or Ealdgyth was, variously (and, one hopes, successively)
* mistress to King Olaf the Saint of [[Norway]]
* wife to King [[Edmund]]
* paramour and wife to king [[Eadwig All-Fair]]
* wife to [[Aethelred Unraed]]
* paramour to [[Canute the Great]]

After the death of her last husband, the Church is said to have excommunicated her, had her branded, had her hamstrung, and caused her exile to [[Ireland]].