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Æthelwig

Æthelwig (c. 1013–16 February in either 1077 or 1078) was an Abbot of Evesham before and during the Norman Conquest of England. Born sometime around 1010 or 1015, he was elected abbot in 1058. Known for his legal expertise, he administered estates for Ealdred, the Bishop of Worcester prior to his election as abbot. After his election, he appears to have…

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Born
c. 1013
Church
Evesham Abbey
Consecration
1058
Died
16 February either 1077 or 1078
Predecessor
Mannig
Successor
Walter

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Early life and election as abbot

After the Conquest

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Æthelwig

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples94
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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related to After the Conquest · 43
Æthelwig → Abbot, Abetot, After, Although, Anglo-Saxon, Archbishop, Battle, Besides, Breteuil, Canterbury, Conqueror, Conquest, During, Ealdred, Earl, England, English, Englishmen, Gloucester, Godric
related to Early life and election as abbot · 22
Æthelwig → Abbatiae Evesham, April, Archbishop, Bishop, Chronicon, Confessor, During, Ealdred, Evesham, Evesham Abbey, Gloucester, He, In, King Edward, Mannig, One, Regenbald, The, The Chronicon, Worcester
related to Writing about Æthelwig · 20
Æthelwig → Antonia Gransden, Bishops, Chronicon, Chronicon Abbatiae, Darlington, David Knowles, Dominic, Evensham, Evesham, Evesham Abbey, Evesham's, However, Marlborough, Nor, The, This, Thomas, To, Vita, Worcester
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Æthelwig → Anglo-Saxon England, Prosopography
Born · 1
Æthelwig → c. 1013
Church · 1
Æthelwig → Evesham Abbey
Consecration · 1
Æthelwig → 1058
Died · 1
Æthelwig → 16 February either 1077 or 1078
Predecessor · 1
Æthelwig → Mannig
Successor · 1
Æthelwig → Walter

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abbot evesham ealdred abbey king chronicon estates 1077 conquest æthelwig's also norman one 1078 england 16 february either wulfstan life

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ÆthelwigBornc. 10131.00infobox
ÆthelwigChurchEvesham Abbey1.00infobox
ÆthelwigConsecration10581.00infobox
ÆthelwigDied16 February either 1077 or 10781.00infobox
ÆthelwigPredecessorMannig1.00infobox
ÆthelwigSuccessorWalter1.00infobox
ÆthelwigTerm ended16 February either 1077 or 10781.00infobox
Æthelwigrelated to After the ConquestAfter0.60section
Æthelwigrelated to After the ConquestNorman Conquest0.60section
Æthelwigrelated to After the ConquestWilliam0.60section
Æthelwigrelated to After the ConquestConqueror0.60section
Æthelwigrelated to After the ConquestEnglishmen0.60section

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