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Deira

Deira (/ˈdaɪrə, ˈdɛərə/ DY-rə, DAIR-ə; Old Welsh/Cumbric: Deywr or Deifr; Old English: Dere or Dera rice) was an area of Post-Roman Britain, and a later Anglian kingdom.

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Capital
York
Common languages
Northumbrian Old English, Common Brittonic
Government
Monarchy
Historical era
Early Medieval
Religion
Anglo-Saxon paganism, Christianity
• Established
c. 450

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Deira

Nodes50
Edges49
Triples82
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.04
Components1

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Deira

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related to Anglian Deira · 23
Deira → According, After, Angles, Anglian, Anglian Deira's, Bernicia, British, Derwent Valley, Durham, Eboracum, Ebrauc, Eoforwic, Humber, It, King Edwin, Northumbria, Simeon, Tees, The, The Brythonic
related to Brythonic Deira · 22
Deira → After, Bernicia, Britain, Brough, Bryneich, Brythonic, Deifr, Derventio, Deywr, Early Deira, Elfed, Elmet, England, Following, Humber, Malton, North Sea, Parisi, Petuaria, River Tees
related to Etymology · 17
Deira → Brythonic, Deirans, Dera, Derry, Derventio, Derwent, IPA-label-small, Irish, It, Kildare, Latin, Malton, Proto-Celtic, Realm, The, The Old English Dere, Welsh
related to Further reading · 11
Deira → AD, Archaeological, Early Deira, East Riding, Geake, Helen, ISBN, Jonathan, Kenny, Oxbow, Oxford
Capital · 1
Deira → York
Common languages · 1
Deira → Northumbrian Old English, Common Brittonic
Government · 1
Deira → Monarchy
Historical era · 1
Deira → Early Medieval
Religion · 1
Deira → Anglo-Saxon paganism, Christianity
• Established · 1
Deira → c. 450

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kingdom bernicia anglian brythonic kingdoms early old century area english britain northumbria parisi modern also king welsh humber tees edwin

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DeiraCapitalYork1.00infobox
DeiraCommon languagesNorthumbrian Old English, Common Brittonic1.00infobox
DeiraGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
DeiraHistorical eraEarly Medieval1.00infobox
DeiraReligionAnglo-Saxon paganism, Christianity1.00infobox
Deira• Establishedc. 4501.00infobox
Deira• merged with Bernicia6541.00infobox
Deira• Shared crown with Bernicia6041.00infobox
Deirapart ofthe Hen Ogledd0.85text
Deirarelated to Anglian DeiraThe0.60section
Deirarelated to Anglian DeiraBritish0.60section
Deirarelated to Anglian DeiraAnglian0.60section

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