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Middle Angles

The Middle Angles were an important ethnic or cultural group within the larger kingdom of Mercia in England in the Anglo-Saxon period.

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Mercia

PendaPeadaBedeOswiuCedd
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Political and ecclesiastical centre

Tribal HidageDiocese of LichfieldLeicesterDorchester-on-ThamesDanelaw
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Origins and territory

AnglesMidlandsEast AngliaThe WashCambridgeshire
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MerciaEnglandAnglo-Saxon
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Mercia

Political and ecclesiastical centre

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Middle Angles

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples66
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Middle Angles

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related to Mercia · 29
Middle Angles → Alchflaed, Bede, Ceollach, Christian, Christianity, Diuma, Following, He, His, Irish, Irish Diuma, It, Jaruman, King Oswiu, Mercia, Mercian, Mercians, North, Northumbria, Northumbrian
related to Origins and territory · 20
Middle Angles → Angles, Cambridgeshire, Chilterns, East Anglia, East Staffordshire, England, Fosse Way, It, Leicestershire, Mercia, Middil Engli, Midlands, River Trent, Soar, Tame, Their, This, Those, Wash, Watling Street
related to Political and ecclesiastical centre · 17
Middle Angles → After Danelaw, Danelaw, Dorchester, Dorchester-on-Thames, East Mercia, Five Burghs, Leicester, Lichfield, Lincoln, Lindsey, Mercian, Middle Angles's, Middle Anglian, Northampton, See, The, Tribal Hidage

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angles middle mercia centre kingdom territory peada bede mercians within ecclesiastical see bishop penda chad leicester political england east early

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaThe Middle Angles0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaMercia0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaPenda0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaHe0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaPeada0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaBede0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaChristian0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaChristianity0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaAlchflaed0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaKing Oswiu0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaNorthumbria0.60section
Middle Anglesrelated to MerciaThis0.60section

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