Medieval Realms
My thoughts on medieval history, plus book reviews, Q&As and extracts from my historical fiction and nonfiction.
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#OTD in 927 Constantine II of Scotland supposedly accepted the overlordship of Aethelstan of Wessex, as did Hywel Dda of Deheubarth, Ealdred of Bamburgh and King Owain of the Cumbrians.
HOWEVER - there is apparently no direct evidence...
The Stirling melodrama
In July 1304 the Stirling garrison surrendered to Edward I. This siege is famous for the War-Wolf melodrama, in which Edward insisted on deploying his new toy against the castle before the Scots were allowed to surrender.
The ‘instrument’...
The sack of Jerusalem
In July 1099 Jerusalem fell to the First Crusade. The city was sacked with a degree of brutality described in striking terms even by contemporary Christian chroniclers. This can make for unpleasant reading, so I will just quote a couple of...
On the outlaw trail again
In 1279 one Nicholas of Leicester came before the justices of common pleas at York, where he begged to be excused for his previous failure to appear. He had been summoned to answer one Denise, widow of William de Wath, who claimed some of h...
A rout at Llandeilo
#OTD in 1282 the battle of Llandeilo Fawr was fought in West Wales. When I wrote my book on Edward I and Wales, back in 2019, I obtained translations of all the chronicle sources for this battle. For clarity, I will include them in this pos...
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I am an established writer of historical fiction and nonfiction and a medieval nut. Interests include medieval Wales and the Byzantine Empire, English folklore, Norse legends & mythology, and a whole lot more.
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