(TOOK+THE+NAME+%C3%86LFGIFU+AS+REGNAL+NAME+ ) en l'an 1002 dans Wessex: Upon her marriage to Æthelred the Unready, Emma became Queen of England and took the Anglo-Saxon name of Ælfgifu as her 'reginal name', this name was used for formal and official matters..
(QUEEN+OF+ENGLAND+-+1ST+REIGN ) de 1002 à 1013: Upon her marriage to King Æthelred, Emma was consecrated Queen of England..
(+FLED+TO+HER+BROTHERS+COURT+IN+NORMANDY ) en l'an 1013: Æthelred sent Emma and her children to her brother Richard II, in Normandy to escape a pending invasion by Sweyn in 1013, he soon fled before Sweyn and joined his family..
(RETURNED+TO+ENGLAND ) en l'an 1014: Æthelred and Emma returned to England after Sweyn's death in 1014 at the request of the English nobles..
(QUEEN+OF+ENGLAND+-+2ND+REIGN ) de 3 février 1014 à 23 avril 1016: Emma returned from exile in Normandy in 1014, after the death of Sweyn, and resumed her queenship.
(WIDOWED+WHEN+%C3%86TELRED+DIED+IN+LONDON+BESEIGED+BY+CNUT ) le 23 Abr 1016 dans London, Middlesex, England: Æthelred died while besieged in London with his son Edmund and their remaining army, surrounded by the forces of Cnut. Emma may have been there also or may have been safely in Normandy..
(MARRIED+CNUT ) en l'an 1017: In 1017 Emma married Cnut and became Queen consort of England for a 2nd time. At this time her sons by Æthelred were sent to live in Normandy with her brother. .
(QUEEN+OF+ENGLAND-+3RD+REIGN%2C+AS+WIFE+OF+CNUT ) de juillet 1017 à 12 novembre 1035: After marrying Cnut, Emma was again Queen of England.
(QUEEN+CONSORT+OF+DENMARK ) de 1018 à 1035: When Cnut succeeded as King of Denmark, Emma became Queen consort of Denmark..
(QUEEN+CONSORT+OF+NORWAY ) de 1028 à 1035: When Cnut became King of Norway in 1028, Emma became Queen consort of Norway..
(WIDOWED+A+2ND+TIME ) le 12 novembre 1035: Cnut died 12 November 1035 and Emma was widowed for a 2nd time..
(SON+MURDERED ) le 5 Fev 1036 dans Ely Circuit, Cambridgeshire, England: After Cnut's death Emma's son Alfred Ætheling returned to England. He was captured by Earl Godwin on the orders of Harold Harefoot and blinded. Alfred died from his wounds..
(REGENT+FOR+ABSENTEE+KING ) de 1035 à 1037: Emma's son Harthacnut succeeded Cnut as king in both England and Denmark, however the situation in Denmark required he remain there. In his absence Emma and Earl Godwin ruled England in Harthacnut's name..
(FLED+TO+BRUGES%2C+LIVED+IN+EXILE+THERE ) de 1037 à 1040 dans Bruges, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France: Fed up with Harthacnut's continued absence, England supported Harold Harefoot's assumption of the throne. Emma was forced to flee to Bruges, Flanders, where she sought refuge by Baldwin V, Count of Flanders..
(RETURNED+TO+ENGLAND+WITH+KING+HARTHACNUT ) le 17 juin 1040 dans Sandwich, Kent, England, United Kingdom: After Harold Harefoot's death Emma returned to England at the side of her son King Harthacnut "seven days before Midsummer". Harthacnut was invited back but returned with an invasion force, prepared to fight..
(Title of Nobility ) : Queen Consort of England, Queen Consort of Denmark, Queen Consort of Norway.
Lors de la copie des données de cet arbre généalogique, veuillez inclure une référence à l'origine: Edson Goncalves de Almeida, "Família Edson Gonçalves de Almeida", base de données, Généalogie Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/familia-edson-goncalves-de-almeida/I5260.php : consultée 10 août 2025), "Emma of Normandy (985-1052)".
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