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why was King Alfred called 'the great"

Arianna Bellusci Inglés

Mind map on why King Alfred was called the Great: defeating the Danes, defending the kingdoms, schools and lawgiving

Mind map: why King Alfred was called the Great

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why was King Alfred called 'the great"

  1. defeated the Danes

    • He made the Treaty of Wedmore with Guthrum
      • Guthrum said he would leave Wessex because of Alfred keep some of the important Vikings as the hostage
    • Guthrum was made a Christian. Danelaw was established
    • Alfred was now the real ruler of England outside Danish lands.
  2. Defending the kingdoms

    • Burhs- fortified towns (espec. around Wessex, Roman walls used if poss.)
    • Army- (fyrd) reorganized and always ready for action
    • Navy- A new fleet built to counter the Vikings at sea.
  3. "Englands schoolmaster"

    • Alfred learned to read and write, in English and latin at aged nearly 40
    • Set up schools for sons and nobles
    • Translated books from Latin to 'Englic' (the Anglo Saxon which was mainly a spoken language) including Beds History
  4. A keen historian

    • Started the Anglo Saxon Chronicle, a kind of a diary in years rather than days. From Alfreds time onwards it is very detailed; before his time it is rather sketchy. The A-S C was kept by monks in monasteries around England. (One goes up to 1154)
    • He wanted his people to know who they were and where they came from.
  5. Lawgiver

    • Alfred the lawgiver is remembered through his book of Doom (law)
    • He took the most Laws from the other kingdoms and used them for Wessex for the Protection of his people
  6. Alfred is thought of as a hero of the christian church

    • Built many fine buildings churches, monasteries and royal halls. Led well through his Christian example

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