Eduíno de Inglaterra

Also known as Eadwig the Fair, Edwy, Edwig, Edwig of England, Edwig, king of England, Edwig, king of the English, Eadwig of England, Eadwig, king of England

4° rei da Inglaterra da Casa de Wessex

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Eadwig was King of England for about four years in the mid-10th century, ruling from 955 until his death in 959 at a young age. He became king after his uncle Eadred died, following the earlier death of their father Edmund I when Eadwig was still a child.

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Key facts

Royalty.succession: King of the English
Royalty.image: Eadwig - MS Royal 14 B VI.jpg
Royalty.caption: Eadwig in the early fourteenth-century
Royalty.alt: Early fourteenth-century portrait of Eadwig
Royalty.reign: 23 November 955 – 1 October 959
Royalty.predecessor: Eadred
Royalty.successor: Edgar
Royalty.house: Wessex
Royalty.birth_date: 940/941
Royalty.death_date: 1 October 959 (aged )
Royalty.burial_place: New Minster, Winchester
Royalty.spouse: Ælfgifu (annulled)
Royalty.father: Edmund I
Royalty.mother: Ælfgifu

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Kingdom of England
Place of birth: Kingdom of Wessex
Place of death: Gloucester
Spouse: Ælfgifu
Father: Edmund I
Mother: Ælfgifu of Shaftesbury
Sibling: Edgar of England
Occupation: monarch
Position held: monarch of England
Family: House of Wessex
Image: Eadwig.jpg

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described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
place of burial: Winchester Cathedral
Commons category: Eadwig of England
date of death: 0959-10-01
date of birth: 0940-00-00
P12749: 431 Nephele

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Article · Português

Eduíno (941? – 1 de outubro de 959) foi Rei de Inglaterra de 955 a 959. Era o filho mais velho do rei Edmundo I de Inglaterra, e sucedeu ao tio Edredo. O seu reinado foi marcado por conflitos internos com os seus súbditos e a Igreja Católica. A insatisfação dos nobres, encabeçados pelo seu irmão Edgar, causou uma breve guerra civil que Eduíno perdeu na batalha de Gloucester. Nos acordos subsequentes, o reino foi dividido: Eduíno permaneceu senhor dos territórios a sul do Tâmisa, incluindo Wessex e Kent, enquanto que Edgar se tornou rei no Norte. Com a morte de Eduíno sem descendência, a Inglaterra voltou a unir-se nas mãos de Edgar.

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