Ubba

E520603

Ubba was a prominent Viking warlord of the 9th century, traditionally regarded as one of the principal commanders of the Great Heathen Army that invaded Anglo-Saxon England.

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Ubba canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Viking warlord
historical figure
activeInCentury 9th century
associatedWith Great Heathen Army
Viking invasions of England
countryOfActivity England
culture Norse
deathPlace England (traditional attribution)
linked to: England
describedAs prominent Viking warlord
era early Middle Ages
ethnicity Viking
gender male
historicity partly legendary
knownFor fighting Anglo-Saxon rulers
raids against Anglo-Saxon kingdoms
languageOfName Old Norse
linked to: Old Norse language
mentionedIn Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
later medieval traditions
militaryConflict Viking–Anglo-Saxon wars
militaryRank commander
notableFor leadership in the Great Heathen Army
occupation warlord
opponent Anglo-Saxon kingdoms
linked to: Heptarchy

Kingdom of Wessex (traditional association)
linked to: Kingdom of Wessex
participatedIn Great Heathen Army invasion of Anglo-Saxon England
linked to: Great Heathen Army
regionOfActivity Anglo-Saxon England
religion paganism
role principal commander of the Great Heathen Army
sourceType medieval chronicles
timePeriod Viking Age

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