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Knut der Große aus dem Haus Jelling heiratet Emma von der Normandie, die Ehefrau seines im Vorjahr verstorbenen Rivalen Æthelred, um seine Thronansprüche in England zu festigen, obwohl er zuvor schon die englische Adelige Ælfgifu von Northampton geheiratet hat. Ælfgifu behält allerdings ihre Stellung, und ihre Söhne Sven und Harald bleiben in der Thronfolge. Im selben Jahr teilt Knut sein Herrschaftsgebiet in die Grafschaften Wessex, Mercia, Northumbria und East Anglia auf. Als Earls setzt er Erik Håkonsson in Northumbria, in East Anglia, Leofric in Mercia und Godwin in Wessex ein.
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