Near the end of his reign, this man ordered the killing of rebel Rhys ap Rhydderch. He banished his father-in-law, partly for handing this man's brother Alfred over to a torturer who put ret hot pokers in his eyes. This man appointed the vilified Stigand as Archbishop of Canterbury and a principal account of his life was commissioned by his wife Edith. This ruler is said to have sheltered Malcolm III after Macbeth's murder of Duncan. His brother was slain by a nemesis of
Near the end of his reign, this man ordered the killing of rebel Rhys ap Rhydderch. He banished his father-in-law, partly for handing this man's brother Alfred over to a torturer who put ret hot pokers in his eyes. This man appointed the vilified Stigand as Archbishop of Canterbury and a principal account of his life was commissioned by his wife Edith. This ruler is said to have sheltered Malcolm III after Macbeth's murder of Duncan. His brother was slain by a nemesis of his named Harold Harefoot. This man exiled Tostig, the brother of his future successor. This son of Ethelred the Unready restored the House of Wessex after he succeeded the Danish Harthacanute. He may be best known for the 1042 order to construct Westminster Abbey, where his successor, Harold Godwinson, was crowned. For 10 points, name this only English monarch to be canonized.
Near the end of his reign, this man ordered the killing of rebel Rhys ap Rhydderch.
Edward the Confessor