Event: Death/dying, Killing/murder

Scholarly Info
Description	There were many deaths at the battle of Brunanburh.
Event Title	Battle of Brunanburh (937)/
Year	937

Primary Source Info
Date from Source	937 ACD, <937> B, 938 G: at the battle of Brunanburh

Recipient: Anonymi 1527 (Northern and Scottish warriors killed at Brunanburh) : The enemy fell, the people of the Scots and the ship-warriors (Anonymi 1527), doomed to die. Many a man lay dead, northern men shot over their shields, likewise the Scottish.
Agent: Anonymi 1528 (West Saxons forces at Brunanburh) : The West Saxons with their troops (Anonymi 1528) pursued the hostile people and cut them (Anonymi 1527) down from behind with their swords sharpened on the grindstone.
Recipient: Anonymi 1529 (Mercian forces at Brunanburh) : Five young kings (Anonymi 1529) lay dead on the battlefield, pierced by the sword.
Recipient: Anonymi 1530 (Five kings killed at Brunaburh) : Likewise seven eorls of Olaf 3 (Anonymi 1530) [lay dead].
Recipient: Anonymous 582 (Son of Constantine 2, killed at Brunanburh) : A son of Constantine 2 (Anonymous 582) gave up his life at the place of slaughter, overcome by his wounds.

Event: Death/dying, Killing/murderAnonymi 1527.deaths with others at the battle of Brunanburh