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(1) He had a relationship with Ælfthryth "the Unready".


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  4. Edmund  966-970


(2) He is married to Æthelflæd.

They got married in the year 965 at Wessex, England, he was 21 years old.

Spouse: Ælfthryth Unknown

(3) He is married to Wulfthryth.

They got married

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      Ēadgār "sē friþ-georna" Taikusis Unknown<br>Gender: Male<br>Alias name: Eadgar the Peaceful, Ēadgār sē friþ-georna, Edgar the Peaceable, The /Peaceful/, the Peaceful, The Peacable, The /Pacific/, The /Peaceable/, King Edgar of England "the /Peaceable"/, Edgar the Peaceful, King of England, Saint Edgar the Peaceful<br>Residence: England<br>Birth: Aug 7 943 - Wessex, England<br>Occupation: King of England from 959 to 975, King of England 959-975, 959-975, King of England from 959 to 975., King if England, KING OF ENGLAND, 'THE PEACEFUL', King of England / Known as the Peaceable, Roi, de Mercie, d'Angleterre, 955, King, King of the English<br>Marriage: Spouse: Ælfthryth Unknown - 965 - Wessex, England<br>Death: July 8 975 - Winchester, Hampshire, England<br>Burial: Circa July 11 975 - Glastonbury Abbey, Somerset, England<br>Father: Ēadmund Unknown<br>Mother: Ælfgifu Unknown<br>Wives: Æthelflæd Unknown, Ælfthryth Unknown</a>, Wulfthryth Unknown<br>Children: Eadweard 'The Martyr' Unknown, St. Eadgyth of Wilton, Abbess of Wilton, Edmund Unknown, Æthelred 'Unræd' Unknown<br>Sibling: Eadwig Unknown
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