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'''Edmund the Magnificant''': |
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'''Crown Province of Østgarðr''' : The Crown Province of [[Østgarðr]] encompasses the 5 boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island) as well as Nassau County and Westchester and Putnam counties. It is the original core of the [[East Kingdom]], forming when a number of [[SCA]] people moved east around 1968 and settled in New York. <small> ... [[Ostgardr|[more]]]</small> |
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Edmund, born 921[[CE]], (later named the Magnificent) was the son of [[Edward the Elder]] by his third wife, Edgiva. He first came to prominence at the age of 16, when he accompanied his elder half-brother, [[Athelstan]] to the [[battle of Brunanburgh]], against the [[Norse]] men of North [[England]]. Athelstan had [[becoming king|inherited]] the English [[throne]] in 924, and when he died in 939, Edmund became the first [[king]] to able to claim [[sovereign]]ty over "all" of modern England, being ruler of [[Mercia]], [[Wessex]], and [[Northumbria]] ... <small>[[Edmund the Magnificant|''(more)'']]</small> |
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'''Heraldic jargon: ''' [[Image:Bendsinistercotised.PNG|right|150px]] In [[heraldry]], an [[ordinary]] which is [[cotised]] has a narrow line, or cotise, running parallel to its edges. |
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In [[heraldry]], '''chief''' refers both to the topmost position of the shield and the [[ordinary]] that takes that position. |
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'''Dance:''' [[Contentezza_d'Amore_(Il_Ballarino)]] |
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'''Fibre arts:''' [[Double face weave]] |
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'''Recipe:''' [[Blaunche_escrepes_(recipe)|Blaunche_escrepes]] |
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Edmund the Magnificant: Edmund, born 921CE, (later named the Magnificent) was the son of Edward the Elder by his third wife, Edgiva. He first came to prominence at the age of 16, when he accompanied his elder half-brother, Athelstan to the battle of Brunanburgh, against the Norse men of North England. Athelstan had inherited the English throne in 924, and when he died in 939, Edmund became the first king to able to claim sovereignty over "all" of modern England, being ruler of Mercia, Wessex, and Northumbria ... (more) |
Heraldic jargon:  Dance: Contentezza_d'Amore_(Il_Ballarino) Fibre arts: Double face weave Recipe: Blaunche_escrepes |
