Everything about Thelberht Ii Of East Anglia totally explained
Æthelberht (died
May 20,
794 at
Sutton Wells,
Herefordshire) was king of
East Anglia. His reign may have begun in
779 - the date provided for the beginning of his reign on the uncertain authority of a much later
saint's life. He was put to death by
Offa of Mercia under unclear circumstances. His death lead to a domination of East Anglia by Mercia; Mercian kings ruled over East Anglia for thirty of the thirty-two years after Æthelberht's demise. Æthelberht has also been
canonized and is the subject of a series of
vitae dating from the eleventh century onwards. The
Church of England cathedral at Hereford is dedicated to him.
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