Notes: Co-leader of Anonymi 79. Marios Costambeys, Guthrum (d. 890), ODNB.
Recorded Name (24)
... Ešelstan a lauacro baptismatis sumpserat nomen ... (1)
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
... Godrum ... dum Ęluredus rex de fonte baptismi susciperet uocauit Ęšelstanum. (1)
ASC 890 F(Lat.)
... žęs [B: šęs] fulluhtnama [G: fulwihtnama] węs Ęželstan ... (1)
ASC 890 ADG, <891> B
... žęs [F(OE) šas] fulluhtnama węs [F(OE): was] Ęšelstan ... (1)
ASC 890 EF(OE)
... žęs fulluhtnama węs Ęšestan ... (1)
ASC 891 C
Alstemus (1)
WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.(6)-(8)
Elpstanus (1)
WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
EŠELSTAN (2)
EMC Coin 2000.0346 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
EMC Coin 2000.009 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
Godhrum (1)
ASC 890 F(OE)
Godrum (4)
Asser.VitAlfredi 56
ASC 875 AEG, 876 C
ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, 879 C
ASC 890 AEF(Lat.)G, <891> B, 891 C
Gothrum (1)
Asser.VitAlfredi 47
Gošrum (1)
ASC 875 D
Gušrum (4)
ASC 890 D
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 41)
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Gužram (2)
ASC <876> B
ASC <879> B
Gyšrum (1)
Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth
vocavit eum Ethelstan (1)
NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81
Personal Information (3)
ethnicity (1)
ASC 890 ADEF(OE)G, <891> B, 891 C (the Northern king)
moral (1)
ASC 878 (A) (one of the thirtiest most honourable men in that army)
reputation (1)
WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.(6) (The most Christian king of the English, named Athelstan (Guthrum 1), adorned with every entitlement of wealth and a worthy defender of the holy Church.)
Office (19)
King (19)
Asser.VitAlfredi 47
Asser.VitAlfredi 56
ASC 875 ADEG, <876> B, 876 C
ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C
ASC 890 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <891> B, 891 C
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 41)
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 43)
Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47) (King of the Scandinavian English)
Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth
Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Anon.LiberEliensis I.39
WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81
EMC Coin 2008.0027 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
EMC Coin 1001.0456 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
EMC Coin 1009.0063 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
EMC Coin 2000.0346 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
EMC Coin 2000.009 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
EMC Coin 1004.0105 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
Occupation (1)
(1)
ASC
Personal Relationship (5)
~ Companion (General relationship) of Guthrum 1 (1)
Anonymi 916: of Guthrum 1: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C
~ Godfather (Ritual kinship) of Guthrum 1 (2)
Alfred 8: of Guthrum 1: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
Alfred 8: of Guthrum 1: NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81
Guthrum 1 Godson (Ritual kinship) of ~ (2)
of Alfred 8: Asser.VitAlfredi 56
of Alfred 8: ASC 890 ADEG, <891> B, 891 C
Event (32)
Agreement (1)
Guthrum 1.promise to accept Christianity and baptism: Guthrum 1 promised to accept Christianity and be baptised at the hand of Alfred 8, all of which he fulfilled.: Asser.VitAlfredi 56 (878)
Army-raising (1)
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Assembly (1)
Alfred 8-Guthrum 1.treaty making: These are the terms of peace which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and the councillors of all the English race, and all the people who dwell in East Anglia, have all agreed upon and confirmed with oaths, on their behalf and for their subjects, both living and unborn, who are anxious for God's favour and ours.: Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth (886 x 890)
Assistance (1)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Baptism (4)
Guthrum 1.baptism: Alfred 8 received Guthrum 1 at baptism [F(Lat.) substitutes: from the font].: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Guthrum 1.baptism at Aller: Guthrum 1 took the name 'Ęthelstan' from the font from his godfather, Alfred 8.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
Guthrum 1.death: In 890 died Guthrum 1, King of the Northumbrians. King Alfred 8 had received him in baptism, and called him Ęželstan.: NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81 (890)
Guthrum 1.promise to accept Christianity and baptism: Guthrum 1 promised to accept Christianity and be baptised at the hand of Alfred 8, all of which he fulfilled.: Asser.VitAlfredi 56 (878)
Campaigning (1)
Guthrum 1.departure with others to Cambridge: The other part [of the pagan army] (Anonymi 79) with three kings (Guthrum 1, Oscytel 1 and Anwend 1) went to Cambridge.: Asser.VitAlfredi 47 (875)
Chrism-loosing (2)
Guthrum 1.chrism-loosing at Wedmore: The chrism-loosing of Guthrum 1 was at Wedmore.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Ęthelnoth 14.purification of [Guthrum 1] at Wedmore: Ęthelnoth 14 purified [Guthrum 1] at Wedmore.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 43) (878)
Correspondence (1)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Death/dying (1)
Guthrum 1.death: In 890 died Guthrum 1, King of the Northumbrians. King Alfred 8 had received him in baptism, and called him Ęželstan.: NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81 (890)
Friendship-making (2)
Edward 2-Guthrum 1.treaty making: This is also the legislation which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and afterwards King Edward 2 and King Guthrum 1 enacted and agreed upon, when the English and the Danes unreservedly entered into relations of peace and friendship. The councillors also who have been [in office] since then, frequently and often have re-enacted the same, and added the improvements thereto.: Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Godparenting (1)
Guthrum 1.death: In 890 died Guthrum 1, King of the Northumbrians. King Alfred 8 had received him in baptism, and called him Ęželstan.: NorthernAnnals.SecondSet 81 (890)
Grant and Gift (3)
Alfred 8.reception and gift-giving to Guthrum 1 and Anonymi 105: Alfred 8 generously gave many very fine presents to Guthrum 1 and to all his men. Guthrum 1 stayed with him for twelve days after his baptism.: Asser.VitAlfredi 56 (878)
Alfred 8.reception and gift-giving to Guthrum 1 and Anonymi 916: Guthrum 1 spent twelve days with Alfred 8, who honoured him and his companions (Anonymi 916) greatly with riches.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Hospitality (1)
Alfred 8.reception and gift-giving to Guthrum 1 and Anonymi 916: Guthrum 1 spent twelve days with Alfred 8, who honoured him and his companions (Anonymi 916) greatly with riches.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Hostage-giving/taking (4)
Anonymi 900.giving of hostages (Anonymi 915) to Alfred 8: The here (Anonymi 900) gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king [sc. Guthrum 1] would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 900.oaths and agreement with Alfred 8 after Edington: Anonymi 900 gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king (Guthrum 1) would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 2507.swearing of oaths to Alfred 8: Anonymi 2507 gave Alfred 8 hostages (Anonymi 2512) and swore an oath.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (pp. 41-2)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Invasion (1)
Ivar 1-others.arrival in Britain in 866: In 866 ... when King Ęthelred 15 was ruler of the Western Saxons, there arrived in Britain a fleet of pagans from Denmark under King Ivar 1, together with his two brothers, Eowils 2, Halfdan 2, and a man called Ubba 5, his colleague in all trickery and malice and very like him in all respects, having as companions those three kings, Hęsten 1, Bagsecg 1 and Guthrum 1 and their forces, together with a very large contingent of chieftans and nobles ... They were accompanied by an immense multitude of bold warriors and they spent the winter in the kingdom of the East Angles.: Anon.LiberEliensis I.39 (866)
Journey (4)
Guthrum 1.departure with others from Repton to Cambridge: Guthrum 1, Oscytel 1 and Anwend 1 went from Repton to Cambridge with a great here (Anonymi 900).: ASC 875 ADEG, <876> B, 876 C (875)
Guthrum 1.departure with others to Cambridge: The other part [of the pagan army] (Anonymi 79) with three kings (Guthrum 1, Oscytel 1 and Anwend 1) went to Cambridge.: Asser.VitAlfredi 47 (875)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Oscytel 1.departure with others from Repton to Cambridge: Oscytel 1, Guthrum 1 and Anwend 1 went with a huge army (Anonymi 2507) from Repton to Cambridge.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 41) (875)
Law-making/legislation (1)
Edward 2-Guthrum 1.treaty making: This is also the legislation which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and afterwards King Edward 2 and King Guthrum 1 enacted and agreed upon, when the English and the Danes unreservedly entered into relations of peace and friendship. The councillors also who have been [in office] since then, frequently and often have re-enacted the same, and added the improvements thereto.: Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Meeting (1)
Guthrum 1.meeting with Alfred 8 at Aller: Guthrum 1 came as one of the thirty most honourable men (Anonymi 916) in the here (Anonymi 900) to meet with Alfred 8 at Aller near Athelney.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Message-sending (2)
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Mustering (1)
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Naming (1)
Guthrum 1.baptism at Aller: Guthrum 1 took the name 'Ęthelstan' from the font from his godfather, Alfred 8.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
Oath-swearing/fealty (5)
Alfred 8-Guthrum 1.treaty making: These are the terms of peace which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and the councillors of all the English race, and all the people who dwell in East Anglia, have all agreed upon and confirmed with oaths, on their behalf and for their subjects, both living and unborn, who are anxious for God's favour and ours.: Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth (886 x 890)
Anonymi 900.giving of hostages (Anonymi 915) to Alfred 8: The here (Anonymi 900) gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king [sc. Guthrum 1] would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 900.giving of oaths to Alfred 8 after Battle of Edington: Anonymi 900 gave great oaths [F(Lat.) substitutes: a oath] to Alfred 8 that they would go from his kingdom.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 900.oaths and agreement with Alfred 8 after Edington: Anonymi 900 gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king (Guthrum 1) would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 2507.swearing of oaths to Alfred 8: Anonymi 2507 gave Alfred 8 hostages (Anonymi 2512) and swore an oath.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (pp. 41-2)
Overwintering (1)
Guthrum 1.overwintering in Cambridge: The other part [of the pagan army] (Anonymi 79) under three kings (Guthrum 1, Oscytel 1 and Anwend 1) wintered there [in Cambridge].: Asser.VitAlfredi 47 (875 - ?)
Peace agreement (2)
Alfred 8-Guthrum 1.treaty making: These are the terms of peace which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and the councillors of all the English race, and all the people who dwell in East Anglia, have all agreed upon and confirmed with oaths, on their behalf and for their subjects, both living and unborn, who are anxious for God's favour and ours.: Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth (886 x 890)
Edward 2-Guthrum 1.treaty making: This is also the legislation which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and afterwards King Edward 2 and King Guthrum 1 enacted and agreed upon, when the English and the Danes unreservedly entered into relations of peace and friendship. The councillors also who have been [in office] since then, frequently and often have re-enacted the same, and added the improvements thereto.: Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Promise (3)
Anonymi 900.giving of hostages (Anonymi 915) to Alfred 8: The here (Anonymi 900) gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king [sc. Guthrum 1] would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Anonymi 900.oaths and agreement with Alfred 8 after Edington: Anonymi 900 gave Alfred 8 preliminary hostages (Anonymi 915) and great oaths that they would go from his kingdom and they also promised that their king (Guthrum 1) would receive baptism.: ASC 878 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <879> B, 879 C (878)
Guthrum 1.promise to accept Christianity and baptism: Guthrum 1 promised to accept Christianity and be baptised at the hand of Alfred 8, all of which he fulfilled.: Asser.VitAlfredi 56 (878)
Rebellion/sedition (1)
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Reporting (1)
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Residence (4)
Guthrum 1.residency in Cambridge for a year: Guthrum 1 and others stayed in Cambridge for one year.: ASC 875 ADEG, <876> B, 876 C (875 - ?)
Guthrum 1.settlement among East Angles (Anonymi 932): He [sc. Guthrum 1] lived among the East Angles (Anonymi 932) and first settled that land.: ASC 890 ADEG, <891> B, 891 C
Guthrum 1.settlement among the East Angles (Anonymi 2530): Guthrum 1 settled mainly among the East Angles (Anonymi 2527), where he had first resided.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 47)
Oscytel 1.residency with others in Cambridge for twelve months: Oscytel 1, Guthrum 1 and Anwend 1 with an immense army (Anonymi 2507) made a settlement in Cambridge for twelve months.: Ęthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 41) (875 - ?)
Support-gaining (2)
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Guthrum 1.sending to Rollo 1 for help: Messengers of Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of the English, arrived, begging Rollo 1 to come immediately to his support, for some rebels, conspiring against him, had taken up arms. [Rollo 1] set off to attack the English. As soon as he arrived he put down the rebels with vigour, took hostages, and set them at the king's feet. Thereupon he again selected a large number of young men and returned to France, laden with rich gifts presented to him by the king.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.7(13)
Treaty (3)
Alfred 8-Guthrum 1.treaty making: These are the terms of peace which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and the councillors of all the English race, and all the people who dwell in East Anglia, have all agreed upon and confirmed with oaths, on their behalf and for their subjects, both living and unborn, who are anxious for God's favour and ours.: Anon.TreatyAlfrGuth (886 x 890)
Edward 2-Guthrum 1.treaty making: This is also the legislation which King Alfred 8 and King Guthrum 1, and afterwards King Edward 2 and King Guthrum 1 enacted and agreed upon, when the English and the Danes unreservedly entered into relations of peace and friendship. The councillors also who have been [in office] since then, frequently and often have re-enacted the same, and added the improvements thereto.: Anon.TreatyEdwGuth
Guthrum 1.making treaty with the Danes: When Athelstan (Guthrum 1), king of that kingdom, heard this [news concerning the landing of the Danes], he immediately sent messengers with a request for peace, and obtained it; they were bound together by a mutual pact of firm and indissoluble friendship. After the Danes had asked him to support their expedition, they gathered a large army of men in a short time.: WilliamofJumieges.Gesta Normannorum Ducum II.1
Visit (1)
Alfred 8.reception and gift-giving to Guthrum 1 and Anonymi 105: Alfred 8 generously gave many very fine presents to Guthrum 1 and to all his men. Guthrum 1 stayed with him for twelve days after his baptism.: Asser.VitAlfredi 56 (878)
Factoids linked indirectly to Guthrum 1 (6)
Office (6)
Moneyer of Guthrum 1 (6)
Abenel 1: EMC Coin 2008.0027 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
Abenel 1: EMC Coin 1001.0456 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
Abenel 7: EMC Coin 1009.0063 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))
Dunn 8: EMC Coin 2000.0346 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
Dunn 8: EMC Coin 2000.009 (N 449.3 (Ęthelstan EA, non-portrait: Temple, lead trial piece))
Elda 1: EMC Coin 1004.0105 (N 479 (Ęthelstan / Guthrum, Two-Line))