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Elfweard




—Król Wessex—

Król Wessex
Okres
od 17 lipca 924
do 1 sierpnia 924
Poprzednik

Edward Starszy
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Athelstan
Dane biograficzne
Dynastia

Dynastia Cedryka
Data urodzenia
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Data i miejsce śmierci

1 sierpnia 924
Oksford

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Edward Starszy
Matka

Elfleda

Elfweard (zm. 1 sierpnia 924 w Oksfordzie), syn króla Anglii Edwarda Starszego i jego drugiej żony, Elfledy.



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Po śmierci ojca 17 lipca 924 r. doszło to podziału państwa między jego dwóch najstarszych synów. Syn z pierwszego małżeństwa Athelstan został władcą Mercji, a Elfweard królem Wessex. Niektórzy uważają, że był również monarchą zwierzchnim. Elfweard nie został koronowany, zmarł niewiele ponad 2 tygodnie po swoim ojcu i został pochowany w katedrze w Winchesterze. Państwo zostało zjednoczone przez Athelstana.












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Władcy Anglii
Królestwo Wesseksu



Królowie anglosascy

  • Egbert (802-839)


  • Ethelwulf (839-856)


  • Ethelbald (856-860)


  • Ethelbert (860-866)


  • Ethelred I (866-871)


  • Alfred Wielki (871-899)


  • Edward Starszy (899–924)


  • Elfweard (924)

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Królowie anglosascy

  • Athelstan (924–939)


  • Edmund I (939–946)


  • Edred (946–955)


  • Edwin (955–959)


  • Edgar Spokojny (959–975)


  • Edward Męczennik (975–978)


  • Ethelred II Bezradny (978–1013)

Dynastia duńska

  • Swen Widłobrody (1013–1014)
Królowie anglosascy

  • Ethelred II Bezradny (1014–1016)


  • Edmund II Żelaznoboki (1016)

Dynastia duńska

  • Knut Wielki (1016–1035)


  • Harold I Zajęcza Stopa (1037–1040)


  • Hardekanut (1040–1042)

Królowie anglosascy

  • Edward Wyznawca (1042–1066)


  • Harold II (1066)


  • Edgar II Ætheling (1066)

Dynastia normandzka

  • Wilhelm I Zdobywca (1066–1087)


  • Wilhelm II Rudy (1087–1100)


  • Henryk I Beauclerc (1100–1135)


  • Stefan z Blois (1135–1141)


  • Matylda (1141)


  • Stefan z Blois (1141–1154)

Plantageneci

  • Henryk II (1154–1189)

  • Henryk Młody Król (koregent 1170–118')


  • Ryszard I Lwie Serce (1189–1199)


  • Jan bez Ziemi (1199–1216)


  • Henryk III (1216–1272)


  • Edward I Długonogi (1272–1307)


  • Edward II (1307–1327)


  • Edward III (1327–1377)


  • Ryszard II (1377–1399)

Lancasterowie

  • Henryk IV Bolingbroke (1399–1413)


  • Henryk V (1413–1422)


  • Henryk VI (1422–1461)

Yorkowie

  • Edward IV (1461–1470)
Lancasterowie

  • Henryk VI (1470–1471)
Yorkowie

  • Edward IV (1471–1483)


  • Edward V (1483)


  • Ryszard III (1483–1485)

Tudorowie

  • Henryk VII (1485–1509)


  • Henryk VIII (1509–1547)


  • Edward VI (1547–1553)


  • Joanna Grey (1553)


  • Maria I (1553–1558)


  • Filip (1554–1558)


  • Elżbieta I Wielka (1558–1603)

Stuartowie

  • Jakub I (1603–1625)


  • Karol I (1625–1649)

Republika Angielska


Lordowie Protektorzy

  • Oliver Cromwell (1653–1658)


  • Richard Cromwell (1658–1659)

Królestwo Anglii


Stuartowie

  • Karol II (1660–1685)


  • Jakub II (1685–1688)


  • Maria II (1689–1694)


  • Wilhelm III Orański (1689–1702)


  • Anna (1702–1707)


  • W 1707 Anglia łączy się z Królestwem Szkocji tworząc Królestwo Wielkiej Brytanii.



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