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Edward the Elder: The Overlooked King Who Forged England

Edward the Elder: The Overlooked King Who Forged England

Edward the Elder’s life reads like a saga of ambition, warfare, and family intrigue –…

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From Child Bride to Warrior Queen

From Child Bride to Warrior Queen

Aethelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, stands as one of the most remarkable and influential women…

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The Viking Child given Five Longships on his 12th Birthday for Raiding!

The Viking Child given Five Longships on his 12th Birthday for Raiding!

Erik Haraldsson, better known as Erik Bloodaxe, was one of the most formidable and controversial…

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Hereward’s Revenge: From Family Tragedy to National Hero

Hereward’s Revenge: From Family Tragedy to National Hero

Hereward the Wake’s rebellion against Norman rule (1070–1071) stands as one of the most audacious…

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The Viking King Who Ruled Two Kingdoms: The Saga of Olaf Cuarán

The Viking King Who Ruled Two Kingdoms: The Saga of Olaf Cuarán

Olaf Cuarán, also known as Amlaíb mac Sitric or Olaf Sihtricson, was a formidable figure…

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The Rule of the Harlots: A Turbulent Chapter in Papal History

The Rule of the Harlots: A Turbulent Chapter in Papal History

The “Rule of the Harlots,” also known as the Saeculum obscurum or Pornocracy, marks one of the…

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The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

Few figures from the Viking Age have left a legacy as complex and enduring as…

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Empress Zoë: The Perfumed Sovereign of Byzantium

Empress Zoë: The Perfumed Sovereign of Byzantium

For over two decades, Zoë Porphyrogenita wielded power through strategic marriages, court intrigue, and an…

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Nicholas Breakspear the first English pope Adrian IV

The English Pope Who Sparked 800 Years of Irish Pain

Nicholas Breakspear, known to history as Pope Adrian IV, holds the unique distinction of being…

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Sitriuc Silkbeard: The Norse King Who Made Dublin A Great City

Sitriuc Silkbeard: The Norse King Who Made Dublin A Great City

Origins and Dynasty Sitriuc Silkbeard, also known as Sigtrygg II Silkbeard Olafsson, was born around…

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Rorik of Dorestad: Viking King, Diplomat, and Shadow Ruler of Frisia

Rorik of Dorestad: Viking King, Diplomat, and Shadow Ruler of Frisia

The story of Rorik of Dorestad – a Danish Viking who became a king in…

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The Strategic Genius of Emma of Normandy – England’s Overlooked Matriarch

The Strategic Genius of Emma of Normandy – England’s Overlooked Matriarch

Emma of Normandy (c. 985–1052), played an influential role in shaping the complex worlds of…

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Archbishop Thomas Becket: the Most Infamous Murder in Medieval England

Archbishop Thomas Becket: the Most Infamous Murder in Medieval England

The assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170, was a…

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From Slave to Queen

From Slave to Queen

Galla Placidia’s life reads like an epic: born into the highest echelons of Roman power,…

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From Viking to Crusader

From Viking to Crusader

Sigurd I Magnusson holds a unique place in history as the first European king to…

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