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Rebellion History of England                0049 Boudicca Participates in a rebellion against the Romans 0409 Gerontius Constatine III's Commander in Spain marches into Gaul & kills the Emperor's son 0455 Vortigern Isle of Thanet The Saxons under Hengest in the Isle of Thanet rebel 0672 Egfrith The Picts expel their ruler Drust & throw off the yoke of Northumbrian rule 0674 Wulfhere Kent Hlothhere leads a rebellion in Kent & ovethrows Wulhere's authority there 0686 Mul Canterbury Mul was regarded as a usurper, burnt to death in a church at Canterbury 0690 Oswine Kent Flees from Kent during an uprising 0716 Cenred Northumbria King Osred is killed during a rebellion led by Cenred 0716 Osred Northumbria King Osred is killed during a rebellion led by Cenred 0716 Osric Northumbria Helps Cenred sieze the throne of Northumbria against Osred 0738 Aethelbert II Kent Eadbert tries to usurp Aethelbert's authority but is defeated 0740 Eadbert Eanwine supports Athelbald during his invasion of Nortumbria 0757 Beornred Mercia Organizes a rebellion of Athelbad's troops to gain the throne 0757 Offa Mercia Wins control of the Kingdom of Mercia, seeks to establish Mercian hegemony in England 0760 Athelwold Northumbria Oswine raises an army against Athelwold 0761 Athelwold Eildon Hills Defeats Oswins after a 3 day battle 0792 Osred II Northumbria Captured while trying to regain the throne 14th Sep Northumbria Executed for trying to regain the throne 0826 Beornwulf East Anglia Death of Beornwulf, killed attempting to subdue a rebellion at East Anglia 0827 Ludeca East Anglia Dies while trying to subdue a rebellion in East Anglia 0856 Ethelwulf Ethalbald Ethelwulf is forced to yield Wessex to his son Wessex Ethelwulf is forced to yield Wessex to his son Ethalbald Ethalbald Ethelwulf is left with Kent, Sussex, Surrey & Essex for himself Ethalbald Returns to England & finds out that Ethelbald has led a rebellion against his father 0872 Egbert I Northumbria Forced into exile in Mercia Mar Northumbria Overthrown during a rebellion in Northumbria led by Ricsig 0872 Ricsig Bernicia Leads a succesful rebellon against Viking rule & expels their client King, Egbert 0899 Edward the Elder Re-captures south east England & the Midlands from the Danes 0948 Eadred Ripon The Northumbrians appoint Eric "Bloodaxe" as their leader 1004 Henry I Confiscates the lands of William of Mortain, he had supported Robert Curthose 1035 William I the Conqueror Jerusalem Death of Robert, William's father, nobles contest William's succession to the Duchy Normandy Norman nobles rebel when William becomes Duke of Normandy because he is illegitimate 1036 Emma of Normandy Tries to depose Harold I, Canute's son by his common-law wife Alfgifu 1047 William I the Conqueror Val es Dunes With the aid of Henry I defeats nobles attempting to usurp William's claim to Normandy 1051 Edward the Confessor Dover Edward orders Godwin to besiege Dover but he refuses & attacks the King Exiles his father-in-law, Godwin, Earl of Wessex Godwin & his family are exiled Dover The Earls of Mercia and Northumbria are ordered to raise troops against Godwin 1051 Godwin Sep Dover Exiled for refusing to punish Dover for a clash with Eustace II 1052 Edward the Confessor Godwin returns with a large army & forces