The event points that Harold Harefoot, as a son and successor to Cnut, had fained the support of Anglo-Danish nobility, which violently rejected the claims of Ælfred, Edward, and (by extension) the Aethelings.
Which violently rejected the claims of Ælfred, Edward, and (by extension) the Aethelings. The event points that Harold Harefoot, as a son and successor to Cnut, had fained the support of Anglo-Danish nobility.
The event points that Harold Harefoot, as a son and successor to Cnut, had fained the support of Anglo-Danish nobility. Which violently rejected the claims of Ælfred, Edward, and (by extension) the Aethelings.
The event points that Harold Harefoot, as a son and successor to Cnut, had fained the support of Anglo-Danish nobility. Which violently rejected the claims of Ælfred, Edward, and (by extension) the Aethelings.