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Arþur Wellesley Forma Heretoga of Wellingatūne - Wikipǣdia, sēo frēo wīsdōmbōc\nArþur Wellesley Forma Heretoga of Wellingatūne\nSe Heretoga of Wellingatūne\nArþur Wellesley Forma Heretoga of Wellingatūne (1. dæg Þrimilcemonðes 1769 – 14. dæg Haligmonðes 1852) wæs wiga and rīcesman mid hēastum lofe on wælfelde. He feahtde swa heretoga on Indie and in Europan oð his mærste sige be Waterloo wiþ Napoleon Cāsere on 18. dæg Searmonðes 1815\nWellingatūn wæs Forma Þegn þæs Geānedan Cynerīces tūwa.\nIn Difelin on īrum wæs Wellesley geboren and his cynn wæs of þæm 'Oncwedendan Ascendancy'. He fang þæs cyninges gewrit swa hereþegn in 1787 and wæs gecoren swa Witenagemōtes Gegilda in þæm Īriscan Ceorlahūse.\nHe wæs fyrdstefnþegn in 1796 and wæs in æscþræcce in þæm Niðerlandum and in Indie. On Indeum bēad he his here in þæm Fēowerþ Gewinn between Brettum and Mysore æt sæcce be Seringapatam þærin feall Tipu Sultan, Mysores grim brego. In his sige weard Arþur Wellesley in 1799 Ealdorman of Seringapatam and of Mysore. In 1803, þan wæs he heresealdor, he gewonne micel sige wiþ þæm Maratha Geþoftscipe æt þære Beadwe be Assaye.\nWellesley seglode eft on Brettas æfter Assaye þe he þegne in þæm gewinne wiþ Napoleone. He adrāf Francas of Portugale and of Yspanie in þære Nǣsgūþe. In 1813 æfter Vittoria Beadwe wæs he asteald feldsteallere, and in 1814 onswōg he Francland and þær nām he Tolosan þære burg.\nÆfter þe Napoleon wæs adrifon on wræcce in Elban in 1814, se Æþeling Ricend geaf Wellesley ārnaman 'Heretoga of Wellingatūne' and asceop hine Sand to Franclande. In þæm Hundred Dagum in 1815 bēad Wellingatūn þone here se stōd wið Napoleon and, ætgædre mid Prēossiscan Here þærof wæs Blücher heretoga, he gewonn micel sige ofer Napoleon be Waterloo.\nIn his ylde feahte Wellingatune in siextig feohtum. Man secgþ þe he is onmang stære mæstum heretogan.\nFram "https://ang.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Arþur_Wellesley_Forma_Heretoga_of_Wellingatūne&oldid=202374" begeten\nMan niwanost wende þisne tramet on þære 13:22 tide þæs 18 Sēremōnaþ 2021.