Eahlflæd

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Eahlflæd was a 7th-century Northumbrian princess, daughter of King Oswiu, who became a religious figure associated with early Anglo-Saxon Christianity.

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Eahlflæd canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 7th-century English person
Anglo-Saxon noblewoman
Christian religious figure
Northumbrian princess
childOf Oswiu of Northumbria
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Northumbria
culture Anglo-Saxon
dynasty Bernician royal house
linked to: Bernician dynasty
era Early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Angles
father Oswiu of Northumbria
givenName Eahlflæd
languageUsed Old English
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Northumbria
nameInNativeLanguage Eahlflæd
nativeLanguage Old English
notableFor association with early Anglo-Saxon Christianity
role as a Northumbrian royal woman in the Christianization of England
partOf Northumbrian royal family
linked to: Bernician dynasty
positionHeld princess of Northumbria
religion Christianity
early Anglo-Saxon Christianity
sexOrGender female
timePeriod 7th century

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Oswiu of Northumbria child Eahlflæd
subject linked to: King Oswiu of Northumbria
Eahlflæd givenName Eahlflæd
Eahlflæd nameInNativeLanguage Eahlflæd