Of Brunanburh: Battle

By 937 AD, Britain was divided into four main spheres: the West Saxon/Mercian English (led by Æthelstan), the Hiberno-Norse Vikings of Dublin and York, the Scots (Alba), and the Strathclyde Britons.

The Battle of Brunanburh was hailed as a monumental triumph at the time. Investigating the Battle of Brunanburh Mystery battle of brunanburh

Promoted by modern researchers arguing for a border conflict, though critics find the linguistic evidence weak. By 937 AD, Britain was divided into four

Seeking to break this English hegemony, a coalition was formed between Olaf Guthfrithson (Norse King of Dublin), Constantine II (King of Scots), and Owain/Owen (King of Strathclyde). By 937 AD

In 937, the coalition launched a massive, two-pronged invasion (by sea and land) intended to crush Athelstan’s newly forged kingdom. 2. The Battle (Autumn 937)