One ruler of this kingdom butchered some monks after they prayed for his enemy at the Battle of Chester and had a rival poisoned after he fled to the court of Ceretic of Elmet.
One ruler of this kingdom butchered some monks after they prayed for his enemy at the Battle of Chester and had a rival poisoned after he fled to the court of Ceretic of Elmet. The decorative whale-bone Franks Casket was created during this kingdom's "Golden Age." A ruler of this kingdom killed the usurper Cadwallon after erecting a wooden cross on the "Heavenfield," and its first Christian king was converted by Paulinus. A ruler of this kingdom who won the Battle of Winwaed also summoned Wilfred of Ripon and Colman to debate the computation of Easter's date. This kingdom was ruled by men like St. Edwin, Oswald, and Oswiu, and was composed of Deira and Bernicia. For 10 points, name this home of Bede, the northernmost of England's Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.
One ruler of this kingdom butchered some monks after they prayed for his enemy at the Battle of Chester and had a rival poisoned after he fled to the court of Ceretic of Elmet.
Northumbria [anti-prompt on Deira; anti-prompt on Bernicia]