K
449Kent peopled by the Jutes[12]
676laid waste by Æthelred[49]
686by Ceadwalla[51]
865by the Danes[89]
994by the Danes[153]
1088by Bishop Odo, Earl of Kent[245]
992Kenulf, Abbot of Medeshamstede[151]
963Bishop of Winchester (A. D. 1005)[143]
1006dies[161]
656Kyneburg and Kyneswith, sisters of Wulfere, witnesses of his grant to Medeshamstede (A. D. 664)[40]
963bodies of removed to Peterborough (A. D. 1005-1041)[143]
1060Kynsige, Archbishop of York, dies[206]
L
1070Landfranc or Lanfranc, Archbishop of Canterbury[212]
1070his dispute with Thomas, Archbishop of York, touching the supremacy of Canterbury[212], [213]
1070goes to Rome (A. D. 1072)[213]
1070the acts of his Prelacy, (A. D. 1072-1089)[217], [223]
1089dies[248]
1086Landholders of England swear allegiance to William I.[235]
1083Land-tax[232]
616Laurentius, Archbishop of Canterbury, dies (A. D. 617)[26]
896Lee, river, blocked up by Alfred[112]
920Leicester taken by Æthelflæd[124]
942recovered from the Danes by Edward[135]
439Leo I. Pope[11]
797Leo III. Pope, deposed and restored[76]
800consecrates Charlemagne Emperor[77]
814dies[79]
1046Leo IX. Pope, holds a Synod at St. Remy (A. D. 1048)[192]
1054dies[204]
1001Leofric, Sheriff, killed[156]
1036Leofric, Earl, supports Harold[186]
1048with Edward, at Gloucester[198]
1057dies[205]
1066founder of Coventry Abbey (A. D. 1057)[210]
1044Leofric, Bishop of Exeter[191]
1052Leofric, Abbot of Peterborough[203]
1066dies[209]
1002Leofsig, Alderman, banished[158]
1001Leofwin, High Sheriff, killed[156]
1011Leofwin, Abbot, taken at Canterbury[169]
1022Leofwin, Abbot of Ely, clears himself before Pope Benedict[183]
1066Leofwin, the brother of Harold, killed[209]
1070Leofwin the Long, a Monk of Peterborough[215]
854Leothete (or Judith) marries Æthelwulf[87]
1120Light, supernatural, on the holy sepulchre[289]
793}{[73]
1086}{[235]
1109}Lightning{[278]
1117}{[285]
1118}{[286]
1122}{[290]
626Lilla, Edwin’s Thane, stabbed[28]
942Lincoln recovered by Edward[135]
1123burnt[295]
1140besieged[319]
793Lindisfarne pillaged[73]
627Lindsey, Christianity preached in[29]
838slaughter in[84]
993laid waste[152]
1013submits to Swegn[171]
1014to Cnut, and laid waste by Æthelred[174]
1013Living Archbishop of Canterbury[170]
1020dies[183]
1038Living, Bishop of Devon, obtains the see of Worcester and Gloucester[187]
1044dies[191]
596Lombards destroy St. Benedict’s monastery[23]
887Lombardy, war in[102]
1117earthquake in[286]
839London, slaughter at[84]
886repaired by Alfred[101]
994besieged by Anlaf and Swegn[152]
1009attacked by the Danes[165]
1016besieged by Cnut[178]
1077}fires of{229
1086}{[237]
1097tower walled round, and bridge repaired[264]
896London, men of, defeated[111]
896seize the Danish ships[112]
1013submit to Swegn[172]
1016treat with the Danes[181]
1140attempt to seize the Empress Matilda[320]
1046Lothene plunders the coasts of England[192]
840Louis 1st, Emperor of France, dies[84]
1108Louis 6th King of France[278]
1116at war with the Count de Blois[284]
1117invades Normandy[285]
1119defeated by Henry[287]
1120makes peace with Henry[288]
1124again at war with Henry[296]
1129acknowledges Innocent II. as Pope[308]
1140Louis 7th divorced from his Queen Eleanor (A. D.1151)[322]
189Lucius, a King of Britain converted to Christianity (A. D. 161)[7]
897Lucumon, Sheriff, killed[114]
825Ludecan, King of Mercia, killed[81]
M
891Macbeth, an Irish pilgrim[104]
1031Mælbæth, a Scotch King, submits to Cnut[185]
891Maelinmun, an Irish pilgrim[104]
1067Mærleswegn retires to Scotland[211]
1100Mahald (Matilda) married to Henry 1st[268]
1118dies[287]
1062Maine, province of reduced by William, when Duke of Normandy[206]
1073again reduced by William 1st[227]
1099conquered by William 2d[265]
1110seized by Fulk, Earl of Anjou[280]
1031Malcolm 2d, King of Scotland, submits to Cnut[185]
1067Malcolm 3d, King of Scotland, marries Margaret, the sister of Edgar Ætheling[211]
1072does homage to William 1st[226]
1079}invades England{[230]
1091}{[250]
1091his treaty with William 2d[251]
1093his journey to Gloucester, and quarrel with William 2d[253]
1093killed[253]
920Malden fortified[124]
921besieged[127]
1095Malvoisin Castle[259]
923Manchester repaired[129]
921Manna, Earl, killed[127]
1087Mante burnt by William 1st[238]
1067Margaret (the daughter of Edward, the son of King Edmund) marries King Malcolm[211]
1093dies[253]
883Marinus Pope, present from, to Alfred[99]
885dies[101]
1098Marsh lands, crops of, spoilt[265]
444Martin St. dies[11]
1132Martin Abbot of Peterborough[312]
1137goes to Rome (A. D. 1145)[317]
1154dies[324]
1116Mast scarce[284]
1103Matthias, Abbot of Peterborough, dies[272]
1083Matilda, Queen of William 1st, dies[232]
1110Matilda, daughter of Henry 1st, marries the Emperor Henry 5th[279]
1126returns to England[300]
1127receives oaths of allegiance[301]
1127marries Geoffrey of Anjou[301]
1140comes to England (A. D. 1139)[320]
1140besieged in Winchester and flees (A. D. 1141)[320]
1140Matilda besieged in Oxford and escapes (A. D. 1142)[321]
1140goes abroad (A. D. 1148)[321]
1140Matilda, the daughter of Eustace Earl of Boulogne, and Stephen’s Queen, besieges the Empress Matilda in Winchester (A. D. 1141)[320]
1140dies (A. D. 1152)[322]
1085Maurice Bishop of London[233]
1107dies[277]
655Medeshamstede Abbey founded by Peada and Oswy[34]
656chartered by Wulfhere,(A. D. 664)[37]
675chartered by Æthelred, (A. D. 680)[47]
686grant to from Ceadwalla[51]
775from Brordan[69]
870burnt by the Danes[91]
963rebuilt by Æthelwold and chartered by Edgar (A. D. 972)[140]
963called Burch or Peterborough[143]
1052called the Golden Borough[203]
1066miserable state of[210]
1070pillaged by Hereward[214]
1102by pirates[271]
1116burnt[285]
1127Medeshamstede, apparition of hunters seen at[304]
1137enriched and improved by Martin[317]
Mellent (or Meulent) Earls of—see [Robert 3d], and [Waleram 3d]
604Mellitus Bishop of London sent into Essex[24]
616Archbishop of Canterbury (A. D. 619)[27]
624dies[27]
449Mercia peopled by Angles[12]
655converted to Christianity[34]
827conquered by Egbryht[81]
868}makes peace with the Danes{[90]
872}{[94]
874given by the Danes to Ceolwulf[94]
877partition of, by the Danes[96]
905}laid waste by the Danes{117
911}{[119]
912governed by Æthelflæd[120]
922submits to Edward[129]
1016ravaged by Cnut[179], [180]
1033Merehwit Bishop of Wells, dies[186]
772Mildred Bishop of Worcester, dies[67]
759Moll Æthelwold King of Northumberland[66]
761kills Oswin[66]
963Monasteries, many founded by Æthelwold[139]
1070despoiled by William 1st[213]
1086many built in his reign[239]
663Moneyer at Stamford, for Peterborough[141]
1125Moneyers punished for issuing bad coin[298]
734}{[60]
1107}Moon appears bloody{[277]
806cross seen in the[78]
1107tokens in the[277]
1106Moons two, appearance of[275]
1123Montfort Castle taken by Henry 1st[295]
1095Montgomery Castle taken by the Welch[259]
1093Moræl, Earl Robert’s steward, kills King Malcolm[253]
1095surrenders Bamborough, and informs against the conspirators[260]
1015Morcær, Thane, murdered[175]
1064Morker Earl of Northumberland[207]
1066defeated by the King of Norway[209]
1071revolts from William 1st[225]
1071surrenders himself[226]
1104Mortaigne, William Earl of, revolts[273]
1106taken prisoner[276]
1054Mortemer, battle of[204]
822Muca, Alderman, killed[80]
686Mul, the brother of Ina, ravages Kent[51]
687burnt[51]
694his death compounded for[53]
N
508Natanleod, a British King, killed[17]
810Nicephorus 1st, Emperor of Constantinople[79]
343Nicholas St. dies[8]
1059Nicholas 2d, Pope[205]
921Niel, a King of Ireland, killed[129]
560Ninna, Bishop, converts the southern Picts (A. D. 400)[21]
1070Norman, a Monk of Christ Church[224]
876Normandy conquered by Rollo[95]
1096mortgaged to William 2d[262]
1106conquered by Henry 1st[276]
1140revolts to Geoffrey Earl of Anjou[322]
Earls of, see [Rollo], [Richard 1st], [Richard 2d], [Richard 3d], [Robert 1st], [William the Conqueror], [Robert 2d]
1010}Northampton plundered{[167]
1064}{[208]
1017Northman killed[181]
449Northumberland peopled by Angles[12]
633ravaged by Ceadwalla[30]
737by Æthelwold[60]
793}by the Danes{73
794}{[74]
827submits to Egbryht[81]
867civil war in[89]
875conquered by Healfden[95]
876divided amongst the Danes[96]
924submits to Edward[130]
944reduced by Edmund[135]
954by Edred[136]
1017under the government of Yric[181]
1064Northumberland, men of, outlaw their Earl Tostig[207]
1069laid waste by William 1st[212]
1079laid waste by Malcolm[230]
1028Norway conquered by Cnut[184]
1030Norwegians slay their King Olaf[185]
1066invade England[209]
1004Norwich plundered[159]
1075bridal feast at[159]
1075castle of, defended by Emma wife of Earl Ralph de Gwader[228]
1088castle of, defended by Roger Earl of Hereford[245]
736Nothelm Archbishop of Canterbury receives a pall[60]
741dies[61]
922Nottingham repaired[129]
924fortified[130]
942recovered from the Danes by Edmund[135]
1016Nottinghamshire laid waste[177]
710Nun fights with Gerent[56]
O
1124Oats price of[297]
887Oda (Eudes) King of France[102]
1048Odda Earl of Devon[199]
1052appointed to command the fleet[200]
961Odo, Archbishop of Canterbury, dies[138]
1070Odo, Bishop of Baieux, at Canterbury, (A. D. 1087)[220]
1082arrested[230]
1087his character[240]
1088rebels against William 2d[244]
1088leaves England[248]
617Offa, Prince, banished[27]
709Offa, King of the East Saxons, goes to Rome[56]
755Offa King of Mercia[65]
775fights with Cynewulf[68]
792beheads Æthelbyrht[73]
794dies[73]
911Ohter, Earl, killed[119]
918Ohtor, Earl, invades Wales[122]
1028Olaf (St.) King of Norway, expelled[184]
1030killed[185]
964Ordbryht Abbot of Chertsey[144]
894Ordhelm, Thane, killed[110]
997Ordulf’s monastery burnt[154]
46Orkneys conquered by Claudius[5]
1070obtain a separate Bishop (A. D. 1076)[219]
871Osbearn, Earl, killed[92]
1069Osbearn, Earl, invades England[211]
1070comes to Ely[214]
1070Osbern Bishop of Exeter (A. D. 1071)[218]
1070at the consecration of William Bishop of Durham (A. D. 1080)[219]
867Osbryht, King of Northumberland, deposed[89]
867killed[90]
875Oscytel a Danish King[95]
905Oscytel, Hold, killed[118]
970Oskytel, Archbishop of York, dies[144]
911Osferth, Collector of Tribute, killed[120]
633Osfrith, the son of Edwin, killed[30]
1044Osgot Clapa banished[191]
568Oslac, Alderman, killed[21]
617Oslac, Prince, banished[27]
966Oslac Alderman[144]
975banished[147]
617Oslaf, Prince, banished[27]
833Osmod, Alderman, killed[82]
1099Osmond, Bishop of Salisbury, dies[266]
705Osred 1st, King of Northumberland[55]
716killed[57]
789Osred 2d, King of Northumberland[72]
790deposed[72]
792killed[73]
634Osric 1st, King of Deira[30]
716Osric 2d, King of Deira (A. D. 71)[57]
731killed[59]
755Osric Alderman[64]
845}Osric, Alderman, defeats the Danes{[84]
860}{[88]
675Ostrithe, Queen of Æthelred[48]
695killed[55]
757Osulf, King of Northumberland[65]
617Oswald (St.) banished[27]
634King of Northumberland[30]
642killed[32]
827his power noted[81]
909his body removed from Bardney into Mercia[118]
728Oswald, the son of Æthelbald, fights with Æthelheard[58]
730dies[59]
992Oswald, Archbishop of York, dies[151]
1010Oswi killed[166]
644Oswin King of Deira[32]
651killed[33]
761Oswin, Prince, killed[66]
617Oswiu or Oswy banished[27]
642King of Northumberland[32]
655founds Medeshamstede with Peada[34]
670dies[44]
827his power noted[81]
617Oswudu, Prince, banished[27]
911Othulf, Hold, killed[119]
1120Ottuel, brother of the Earl of Chester, drowned[289]
1009Oxford burnt by the Danes[165]
1140held by the Empress Matilda against Stephen (A. D. 1142)[321]
P
429Palladius sent to the Scots[9]
1001Pallig revolts from Ethelred[157]
816Paschal 1st, Pope[79]
1115Paschal 2d, Pope, sends a pall to Archbishop Ralph[284]
1118dies[287]
430Patrick St. sent to the Scots[10]
1070Patrick Archbishop of Dublin (A. D. 1073)[218]
961}St. Paul’s burnt{[138]
1087}{[237]
601Paulinus[24]
625Bishop of Northumberland[27]
626baptizes Eanfled[28]
627baptizes Edwin[29]
633escapes to Kent and receives the Bishoprick of Rochester[30]
644dies[32]
653Peada Alderman[33]
655Peada King of Mercia, and founds Medeshamstede[34]
656killed[35]
381Pelagian heresy[9]
626Penda King of Mercia[29]
628fights with Cynegils[29]
633ravages Northumberland[30]
642defeats Oswald[32]
645expels Cenwalh[33]
655killed[34]
1124}Penny bad{[297]
1125}{[299]
714Pepin, King, dies[56]
1087Pershore, Thurstan Abbot of, dies[243]
664}{[43]
871}{[93]
897}Pestilence{[113]
961}{[138]
1112}{[281]
1125}{[300]
616Peter St. chastises Laurentius[26]
1070Peter Bishop of Litchfield and Chester (A. D. 1072)[218]
1070sent to assist at the consecration of a Bishop of the Orkneys (A. D. 1076)[219]
1129Peter (Anacletus 2d) chosen Pope[308]
1130Peter, Abbot of Cluny, comes to England[309]
1060Philip 1st, King of France[206]
1076at war with William 1st[229]
1077makes peace with William 1st[229]
1087at war with William 1st[237]
1090}deserts Robert Earl of Normandy{[249]
1094}{[256]
1108dies[278]
1110Philip de Brause loses his lands[279]
1112regains them[281]
Picts from Scythia arrive in Ireland[1]
sent to Britain[2]
560southern converted (A. D. 400)[21]
560Picts northern converted[21]
710fight with Beorhtfrith[56]
875invaded by the Danes[95]
890Plegemund Archbishop of Canterbury[103]
923dies[130]
1127Poitou, Earl of, (William 7th) gives St. Jean d’Angely to Henry[303]
1140Poitou, Earldom of, devolves to Henry Earl of Anjou, on his marriage (A. D. 1152)[322]
1120Ponthieu, Earl of, (William 3d) makes peace with Henry 1st[288]
501Port arrives in Britain[17]
1052Portland plundered by Godwin[201]
775Pusa Abbot of Medeshamstede[69]
675Putta, Bishop of Rochester, at the Synod of Hatfield (A. D. 680)[49]
763Pyhtwine Bishop of Whitehorn[66]
776dies[69]
R
685Rain of blood[51]
1098}{[265]
1116}Rains heavy{[284]
1117}{[286]
1052Ralph, Earl, commands Ethelred’s fleet[200]
1075Ralph de Gwader, Earl of Norfolk, marriage of[227]
1075his rebellion and flight[228]
1114Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury[282]
1115receives a pall[284]
1122dies[291]
1124Ralph Basset[298]
1140Randolf, Earl of Chester, revolts from Stephen[319]
1140together with the Earl of Gloucester defeats and imprisons Stephen (A. D. 1141)[320]
1140reconciled to Stephen (A. D. 1144)[320]
1140imprisoned (A. D. 1145)[321]
1099Rannulf Passeflambard Bishop of Durham[265]
1100imprisoned[268]
1101escapes to Normandy[270]
1128dies[305]
669Reculver monastery founded[43]
878Raven, the Danish standard, taken[97]
617Redwald, King of East Anglia, defeats Æthelfrith[27]
827his power noted[81]
923Regnold or Regnwald, King, takes York[129]
924submits to Edward[130]
942confirmed[135]
944expelled[135]
Reoda, a leader of the Scots, conquers part of Britain[2]
942Richard the elder, Earl of Normandy[135]
994dies[54]
994Richard 2d, Earl of Normandy[154]
1002his daughter Queen Emma comes to England[158]
1013receives Ethelred[172]
1024dies[184]
1024Richard 3d, Earl of Normandy[184]
1107Richard, Abbot of Ely, dies[277]
1120Richard, son of Henry 1st, drowned[289]
1120Richard, Earl of Chester, drowned[289]
1123Richard, Bishop of London, assists at the installation of William Corboyl[294]
604Ricola[24]
1024Robert 1st, Earl of Normandy[184]
1031goes to Jerusalem[185]
1031dies (A. D. 1035)[185]
1048Robert Archbishop of Canterbury[195]
1048dispute of, with Sparhafoc[195]
1052flees from England[202]
1052outlawed[203]
1068Robert, Earl of Northumberland, slain[211]
1070Robert 1st, seizes the Earldom of Flanders[217]
1085in alliance with Cnut[232]
1096Robert 2d, Earl of Flanders, goes to Jerusalem[262]
1100returns[268]
1111dies[280]
1070Robert Bishop (of Hereford?) at the consecration of William Bishop of Durham (A. D. 1080)[219]
1079Robert, son of William 1st, rebels[230]
1087succeeds to the Earldom of Normandy[238]
1088his party in England[244]
1088attempts to invade England[246]
1091his treaty with William 2d[249]
1091accompanies William to England[251]
1091returns to Normandy[252]
1094}again at war with William{[255], [256]
1095}{[257]
1096sells Normandy to William, and goes to Jerusalem[262]
1100returns[268]
1101invades England, and treats with Henry 1st[269], [270]
1103gives up his pension[272]
1104aids Robert of Belesme[273]
1106taken prisoner by Henry 1st[276]
1126confined at Bristol[301]
1085Robert 1st, Bishop of Chester and Coventry[233]
1123Robert 2d, Bishop of Chester and Coventry, buries the Bishop of Lincoln[292]
1093Robert Bloet Bishop of Lincoln[252]
1123dies[292]
1088Robert de Mowbray Earl of Northumberland plunders Bristol[244]
1093defeats Malcolm[253]
1095rebels against William 2d, and taken prisoner[258], [259]
1095Robert de Mowbray confined at Windsor[260]
1098Robert de Belesme Earl of Shrewsbury[265]
1102quarrels with Henry 1st and loses his estates[270]
1104favored by the Earl of Normandy[273]
1105returns to England[274]
1106again quarrels with Henry, returns to Normandy, and defeated[275], [276]
1112seized and imprisoned[281]
1113removed to Wareham castle[281]
1106Robert de Stutteville taken prisoner[276]
1107Robert, Abbot of St. Edmund’s Bury, dies[277]
1118Robert 3d, Earl of Mellent, dies[287]
1126Robert, Earl of Gloucester, keeper of the Earl of Normandy[301]
1140rebels against Stephen[319]
1140takes Stephen prisoner (A. D. 1141)[320]
1140taken prisoner and exchanged for the King (A. D. 1141)[320], [321]
604Rochester[25]
839slaughter at[84]
885siege of, raised by Alfred[100]
986bishoprick of, laid waste[149]
1088castle besieged by William 2d[248]
1130burnt[309]
876Rodla (Rollo) conquers Normandy[95]
1075Roger, son of William Fitz Osborne, Earl of Hereford, rebels against Wm. 1st.[227]
1075taken and imprisoned[228]
1088Roger, Earl of Shrewsbury, rebels against William 2d[244]
1094Roger of Poitou taken prisoner[255]
1123Roger, Bishop of Salisbury, power of[293]
1123Regent of England[295]
1125inflicts punishment on the moneyers[299]
1130at the consecration of Christ Church[309]
1132opposes Henry Abbot of Peterborough[312]
1137imprisoned by Stephen[314]
1120Roger, Bishop of Coventry, at the consecration of Christ Church[309]
1137Roger, the Chancellor, imprisoned[314]
418Romans collect the gold of Britain[9]
435reign of, in Britain, ended[10]
616Romanus Bishop of Rochester (A. D. 624)[27]
1095}Romescot{[260]
1123}{[293]
1048Rothulf Abbot of Abingdon[195]
913Runckhorn built[121]
S
1137Sachentege[315]
604Sæbyrht King of East Anglia[24]
1031Sandwich harbour given to Christ Church[185]
449Saxons, Old (or Continental), arrive in England[12]
780fight with the French[70]
885with a fleet of pirates[100]
655Saxulf Abbot of Medeshamstede[34]
656Bishop of Litchfield (A. D. 676)[42]
705dies[55]
816School, English, at Rome, burnt[79]
885enfranchized[101]
Scots of Ireland[1]
684invaded by Egferth[50]
924Scotland subject to Edward[130]
934invaded by Athelstan[131]
946subject to Edred[136]
1031to Cnut[185]
1072to William 1st[226], [240]
1070Scotland, Abbot of St Augustine’s (A. D. 1071)[218]
911Scurfa, Earl, killed[119]
1123Sefred, Abbot of Glastonbury, goes to Rome[294]
746Selred, King of Essex, killed[62]
852Sempringham let[85]
774Serpents in Sussex[68]
189Severus invades Britain (A. D. 207)[7]
640Sexburh wife of Ercenberht[31]
672Sexburh Queen of Wessex[44]
832}Sheppey plundered{[82]
1052}{[201]
897Ships built by Alfred[113]
1008by Æthelred[163]
789Sicga kills Alfwold[72]
793dies[73]
977Sideman, Bishop of Devon, dies[147]
871Sidrac, Earl (the Elder) killed[91]
871Sidrac, Earl (the Younger) killed[92]
754Sigebriht King of Wessex[62]
755deposed[62]
905Sigebryht killed[117]
961Sigeferth, King, kills himself[138]
1015Sigeferth, Thane, murdered[175]
1130Sigefrid, Bishop of Chichester, at the consecration of Christ Church[309]
883Sighelm sent to Rome with alms[99]
905killed[117]
921Sihtric, King, kills Niel[129]
1130Simon, Bishop of Worcester, at the consecration of Christ Church[309]
799Siric, King of Essex, goes to Rome[76]
989Siric, or Sigeric, Archbishop of Canterbury[150]
991advises the payment of tribute[150]
994dies[152]
1043Siward assistant to Archbishop Eadsige[190]
1046dies[191]
1048Siward, Earl, with Edward at Gloucester[198]
1055dies[204]
1058Siward Bishop of Rochester[205]
1071Siward Bearn[225]
905Siwulf, Alderman, killed[117]
124Sixtus 1st, Pope[6]
1115Snow[284]
733Somerton taken[60]
1015Somersetshire plundered[175]
981Southampton plundered[149]
1046Spearhafoc Abbot of Abingdon[191]
1048refused consecration as Bishop of London[195]
1048expelled[199]
913Stafford built[121]
1016Staffordshire plundered[177]
922Stamford fortified[129]
942recovered by Edmund[135]
1138Standard, battle of, the[319]
1066Stanford bridge, battle of[209]
744}Stars falling{[61]
1095}{[258]
1106}{[275]
1110}strange{[279]
1114}{[282]
814Stephen 5th, Pope[79]
816dies[79]
1057Stephen 9th, Pope[205]
1058dies[205]
1135Stephen, Earl of Blois, King of England[313]
1137goes to Normandy[314]
1137state of England during his reign{[314]
{[317]
1140at war with the Earls of Gloucester and Chester[319]
1140Stephen taken prisoner and released (A. D. 1141)[320], [321]
1140takes Oxford (A. D. 1142)[321]
1140his treaty with Henry of Anjou (A. D. 1153)[322]
1154dies[323]
1042Stigand Bishop of Elmham[189]
1043obtains possession of his Bishoprick[190]
1045translated to Winchester[191]
1052to Canterbury[203]
1058receives a pall[205]
1087Stigand, Bishop of Chichester, dies[243]
875Strathclyde Britons invaded by the Danes[95]
924submit to Edward[130]
514Stuf arrives in Britain[17]
534Lord of Wight[19]
823Surrey submits to Egbryht[80]
449Sussex, kingdom of[12]
823submits to Egbryht[80]
994}plundered{[153]
1009}{[165]
1025Swedes fight with Cnut[184]
994Swegen 2d, King of Denmark besieges London[152]
1003plunders Wiltshire[159]
1004East Anglia[159]
1013again invades England[170]
1013received as King[172]
1014dies[173]
1045Swegen, Earl, goes to Flanders[191]
1046treats with Edward[193]
1046murders Beorn and sails to Flanders[194]
1047comes to England[195]
1048accused of treason & outlawed[197], [198]
1048goes to Flanders[199]
1069Swegen 3d, King of Denmark, sends a fleet against England[211]
1070invades England[213]
1070makes peace with William 1st[216]
1075sends a fleet against England[228]
1076dies[229]
891Swifneh dies[104]
1131Swine, mortality amongst[310]
861Swithin St. Bishop of Winchester, dies[89]
897Swithulf, Bishop of Rochester, dies[113]
673Synod of Hertford[44]
680of Hatfield[50]
694of Baccanceld[53]
742of Cloveshou[61]
782of Aclea[70]
785of Ceale-hithe[71]
788of Pincanheale[72]
789of Aclea[72]
796held by Athelard[75]
822of Cloveshou[80]
977of Kyntlingtune[147]
1046Synod of St. Remy[192]
1047of Rome[195]
1047of Vercelli[195]
1070of Winchester (A. D. 1071)[217]
1070of Pinnenden (A. D. 1072)[218]
1070of London (A. D. 1074)[218]
1070of Winchester (A. D. 1075)[219]
1070}of Gloucester (A. D. 1080){[219]
1085}{[223]
1102of Westminster[271]
1119of Rheims[288]
1125}of London{[299]
1129}{[307]
T
913Tamworth fortified[120]
731Tatwine Archbishop of Canterbury[59]
734dies[60]
722Taunton razed[58]
921Tempsford taken from the Danes[126]
1106Tenchebray, battle near[276]
1137Tenserie, payment of[314]
1001Teynton burnt[157]
1114Thames, extraordinary ebb of the[282]
969Thanet laid waste[144]
923Thelwall fortified[129]
603Theobald, brother of Æthelferth, killed[24]
1116Theobald 4th, Earl of Blois, aided by Henry 1st against Louis 6th[284]
1140Theobald Archbishop of Canterbury[319]
668Theodore Archbishop of Canterbury[43]
690dies[52]
1004}Thetford burnt{[160]
1010}{[166]
1124Thieves 44 executed[298]
1070Thomas 1st, Archbishop of York, denies the supremacy of Canterbury[212]
1070loses his cause at Rome (A. D. 1071)[213], [217]
1100dies[268]
1108Thomas 2d, Archbishop of York[278]
1114dies[282]
966Thored ravages Westmoreland[144]
992commands Ethelred’s army[151]
656Thorney Monastery founded (A. D. 664)[39]
1066held by Leofric Abbot of Peterborough[210]
640Thunor[31]
1017Thurcyll Governor of East Anglia[181]
1021outlawed[183]
918Thurcytel, a Danish Earl, submits to Edward[123]
920goes to France[124]
1010Thurcytel Myranheafod[166]
1016Thurcytel, the son of Nafana, killed[177]
970Thurkytel Abbot of Bedford[144]
911Thurferth, Hold, killed[119]
921Thurferth, Earl, submits to Edward[128]
1083Thurstan, Abbot of Glastonbury, quarrels with his monks[231]
963Tibba St. relics of[143]
1099Tide high[266]
1114low[282]
799Tidfrith Bishop of Dunwich[76]
780Tilberht Bishop of Hexham[70]
854Tithe granted to the Church by Æthelwulf[87]
693Tobias Bishop of Rochester[53]
727dies[58]
921Toglos, Earl, killed[126]
1046Tostig the son of Godwin[193]
1055receives Siward’s Earldom[204]
1064outlawed and goes to Flanders[207], [208]
1066invades England and repulsed[208]
1066joins Harold of Norway, killed[209]
793}Tokens strange{[73]
1122}{[290]
921Towcester fortified[125], [127]
991Tribute first paid to the Danes[150]
681Trumbriht Bishop of Hexham[50]
681Trumwine Bishop of the Picts[50]
656Tuda, Bishop of Lindisfarne, at the consecration of Medeshamstede (A. D. 664)[36], [40]
664dies[43]
852Tunberht Bishop[86]
1070Turold Abbot of Peterborough[214]
1098Turold dies[265]
1114Turstein, or Thurstan, Archbishop of York[282]
1119goes to Rome and deprived of his Archbishoprick[288]
1120reconciled to the King[289]
1123}journeys to Rome{[294]
1125}{[300]
U
870Ubba, a Dane, kills St. Edmund[91]
1006Ufegeat blinded[161]
1013Uhtred, Earl of Northumberland, submits to Swegn[171]
1016submits to Cnut, and killed[177]
1046Ulf Bishop of Dorchester[194]
1047reproved at Vercelli[195]
1052leaves England[202]
1004Ulfkytel, Earl of East Anglia, buys a truce from Swegn[159]
1004attacked by Swegn[160]
1010defeated by the Danes[166]
1016killed[180]
1095Urban 2d, Pope, sends a Pall to Anselm[260]
1096promotes the first crusade[261]