Aethelbald - Revision history

Simoncursitor: Add link to A-t-G

2015-06-26T07:10:40Z

Add link to A-t-G

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

	His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Frank\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.		His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Frank\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father, and married a daughter of [[Alfred the Great]].

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User 144: Reverted edits by EltchImona (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2008-02-02T21:33:07Z

Reverted edits by EltchImona (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Frank|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.

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Preceded by:<br>[[Aethelwulf]]
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Succeeded by:<br>[[Aethelbert]]
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Cian: Reverted edits by 84.244.169.201 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-10-05T00:08:16Z

Reverted edits by 84.244.169.201 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

84.244.169.201 at 00:05, 5 October 2007

2007-10-05T00:05:14Z

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

User 144 at 01:12, 6 October 2006

2006-10-06T01:12:30Z

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AlexandreDavigne: fix table formatting

2006-10-05T17:01:10Z

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	[[English Monarchs]]		[[English Monarchs]]
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	Succeeded by:<br>[[Aethelbert]]		Succeeded by:<br>[[Aethelbert]]
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Simoncursitor: standardising link

2005-12-08T08:42:21Z

standardising link

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

	His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[~~Franks~~\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.		His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Frank\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.

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Simoncursitor at 08:28, 28 October 2005

2005-10-28T08:28:13Z

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

	His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Franks\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help, and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.		His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Franks\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help), and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.

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Simoncursitor at 07:05, 7 July 2005

2005-07-07T07:05:06Z

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	'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law. This marriage was later annulled due to ~~cosanguinity~~. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].		'''Aethelbald''' was born some time around the year 834 to [[Aethelwulf]] and his first wife, Osburga. He helped lead his father's forces to victory at Acleah in 851. His life took an Oedipal turn in 856 when he deposed his father and in 858, after his father had died, married his own widowed mother in law (who was aged 14). This marriage was later annulled due to consanguinity. He died in 860, to be succeeded by his brother, [[Aethelbert]].

			His mother-in-law/wife, Judith, daughter of the [[Franks\|Frankish]] king Charles the Bald, subsequently eloped with the Count of [[Flanders]], Baldwin, married him (with [[Pope\|papal]] help, and gave him a son (also Baldwin) who succeeded his father.

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Conrad Leviston: category: monarchs (medieval)

2005-02-13T13:33:57Z

category: monarchs (medieval)

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