Finan tells Æthelstan to run into the trees when the fighting starts and Sihtric hands him a knife. Æthelred tells Eardwulf that he isn’t worthy of his daughter and he will never rule Mercia. The typically long term of office of senior clerics meant that kings often had to work with men appointed by their predecessors, with whom their relations might be difficult. While she loved Mercia, she never loved its leader. Portrayer Eardwulf is then executed by the Danes. Later, Eardwulf and Æthelred reach the Kingdom of East Anglia only to discover that it’s been attacked. [26], Eardwulf appears to have been an enemy of Æthelred I. King Edward, Lord Æthelhelm, and Ludeca agree that the union between Mercia and Wessex is critical. Ealdormen of Mercia vie for control of the land. He’s collecting all the bones of their beloved Saint as a good omen to signal to the Mercian people that he shall restore their lands to greatness. However, Eardwulf is reluctant, in fear of the king’s response. She hands over her weapons and is locked inside. https://the-last-kingdom.fandom.com/wiki/Eardwulf?oldid=20065, Several unnamed Dane civilians in East Anglia, Eardwulf was a noble; he was born to an ealdorman of. Eardwulf leaves for Gloucester and Uhtred, suspecting an attack, prepares a trap for Eardwulf. East Anglia; Hæsten arranges a meeting with Eardwulf. However, Eardwulf explains that they’ve had word from Lady Æthelflæd. Novel Series Only two eighth-century depositions offer any context, those of Æthelwald Moll in Northumbria and Sigeberht of Wessex. He proposes that Eardwulf be that man as opposed to Ludeca. Meanwhile the king of the Northumbrians from the island of Britain, Eardwulf by name, being expelled from his kingdom and native land, came to the emperor while he was still at Nijmegen, and after he had made known the reason for his coming, he set out for Rome; and on his return from Rome he was escorted by envoys of the Roman pontiff and of the lord emperor back into his kingdom. Last Kingdom season five could definitely be on the cards for Netflix as season four ended with many unanswered questions. [2], This record of disputed succession was by no means unique to Northumbria, and the kingdoms of Mercia and Wessex experienced similar troubles during the eighth and ninth centuries. Eadith - Sister. Television Series Eardwulf and Eadith plan to ingratiate themselves with King Edward. Eardwulf replies the Guard are loyal to the leader of Mercia. She tells the guards to look inside the pouch that her brother wears around his neck. Æthelred fears that his reputation will be ripped to shreds. "The Empty Throne" His youngest and wife were beaten. At the beginning of the books Uhtred is 9 years old (12 in the series) so by the end of book two Uhtred is 21 years old and in the TV show, 24. Halfway through the season, and Stiorra is so far the best new character in The Last Kingdom. And so, Æthelred asks if his men can be there by morning. Eardwulf of Mercia was a supporting character in both The Saxon Stories novel series, and The Last Kingdom television series. The Last Kingdom spans 10 years, 866-876. 8 episodes (see below) It is possible he later wed an illegitimate daughter of Charlemagne. Burgred believes this to be Æthelred’s time of judgement. [13] Frankish support for Northumbria thus appears to have been driven by a desire to counter Mercian influence in southern Britain, an area with long-standing ties to Francia. The main lines were those of Ead­berht, Æthel­wald Moll and Alhred. Uhtred and Stiorra go back to Gloucester to kidnap Æthelred's daughter, in order to prevent her from being married to Eardwulf. Osred, who was of Alhred's line, was deposed after a year, and Æthelred, son of Æthelwald Moll, who had been deposed in 778 at a young age, was restored to the kingship, resuming the title Æthelred I. [12] To Charlemagne this primarily meant Northumbria: according to Patrick Wormald, "Charlemagne ... saw England as if it were ruled by two kings only: Æthelred ruling Northumbria and Offa ruling everything to the south". Such people will not thrive. He had hopes of regaining what his family lost. However, they did defeat the Danes and Erdwukf assures the king he'll recover. Uhtred realises that the exiled Eardwulf has joined the Norse fleet, lead by Sigtryggr, and they are headed to Ceaster to capture the fort from the Saxons. Eardwulf's sister, Eadith, is captured. He admits that it is. Despite the fact he is only expected to live for a few days (a fiction: Aethelred died in 911), Eardwulf kills him in his sickbed. He first appears in the historical record circa 790, when Symeon of Durham reports that:[27]. Wada was defeated and driven into exile. He heeds Eadith’s warning and leaves. ("Episode 4.9"), Ælswith, Æthelstan, Stiorra, Æthelhelm, Ælflæd, and Ælfweard are taken to Brida, Sigtryggr, and Eardwulf. Monks are leaving with silver to bargain for his heart. Uhtred's brother - Decapitated by Earl Ragnar. As of the third season, Netflix had picked up the production entirely and it became a full Netflix Original and the rest, as they say, is history. Eardwulf (The Last Kingdom)/Edward the Elder; Aethelred/Eardwulf (Background) Eardwulf (The Last Kingdom) Edward the Elder (c. 874-924) Aethelred Lord of Mercia (shout out to Eadith and Ealhswith for not taking these guys' bullshit) Alternate Universe - College/University; filed under: i wrote this for me but i am willing to share He’s on the verge of death and everyoneis scrambling to choose a successor. Executed under Sigtryggr's orders. ("Episode 4.5"), Æthelred holds Eadith's hand and demands that she do not leave his room. Æthelred remarks that relics of St. Oswald are already working in his favor. [14] It has also been suggested that Charlemagne's interest in Northumbria was motivated by a desire for co-operation against Viking raiders, who had first appeared in Northumbria in the early 790s. The Last Kingdom remained in the top ten for 19 days in the US, and 24 days in the UK. Eadith has proof off his crime. Æthelred says he’ll consider it after Eardwulf takes all of East Anglia. Eardwulf tells Eadith to follow him as he has news to put the king in better spirits. "The Empty Throne" Haesten ambushes Uhtred's party and seizes valuable captives. Burgred suspects they’re being lied to. Also, Cnut's armies have raided Mercia and taken the king’s palace at Aegelesburg. [50] From this, it is argued that Eardwulf's second reign ended circa 830, rather than in the years soon after 810, and that the reigns of subsequent kings should be re-dated accordingly: Eanred from 830 to 854, Æthelred II from 854 to 862, Rædwulf in 858, and Osberht from 862 to 867. [40], This settlement ended open warfare, but Eardwulf was deposed in 806, in unknown circumstances. Eardwulf realizes that this could mean bad for him and his family’s legacy, so he kills the messenger. Deceased [21] Coenwulf, on the other hand, who became king of Mercia shortly after Eardwulf's accession, is recorded as having fought with Eardwulf in 801. I was just about resigned to writing a recap about men in power whilst being idiots when Stiorra came on screen near the end of the episode. Eardwulf reveals that he got this information from Hæsten, who the king calls a well known liar. Eadith reminds her brother that she had sex with the king as a favor to him. King Æthelred is weak and barely conscious. ("Episode 4.3"), Eardwulf buries the body of the dead messenger in a shallow grave. And then they will see which Saxon Kingdom is the greatest. Once Æthelred leaves, Eadith questions if what her brother says is true. Æthelflæd then unexpectedly arrives, familiar with both Eardwulf and Eadith. And so, Eardwulf’s guards turn on him. Levison, "England and the Continent", p. 114. Groups are forming. A group of nobles conspired to assassinate Æthelred in April 796 and he was succeeded by Osbald: Osbald's reign lasted only twenty-seven days before he was deposed and Eardwulf became king on 14 May 796. He reports to Æthelred that he met a Danish spy who revealed that Cnut is taking his warriors from East Anglia and heading to Irland, leaving their women and children in undefended settlements. His family will never prosper and his sister will never leave Æthelred's bed. Residence So, Burgred draws his sword. She’s the mistress of a soon-to-be dead king and Eardwulf is the favorite. ("Episode 4.8"), Deheubarth, Wealas; Brida returns to Wealas with Eardwulf and tells Sigtryggr that he will help them take Winchester without a single drop of Danish blood spilled. Eardwulf then saves Edward from an incoming attack after Steapa is killed protecting him. His ambassadors, who had travelled on to Ireland and were then returning home, were ordered back to Northumbria to recover the presents. ("Episode 4.5"), Eardwulf is invited to feast with the King. Until recently no coins from Eardwulf's reign were known, which suggested that it may have been a time of instability, or perhaps that the kingdom was impoverished by the payment of tribute to Offa and Coenwulf of Mercia. Their weight and silver content can be compared with other reigns, providing a hint of the prevailing economic conditions, and the style and size may also throw light on cultural influences when the coins are compared with those of neighbouring kingdoms and with other forms of art. The Mercian Guard is loyal to Eardwulf and the Ealdormen are against the king. Eadith asks what has he done. Cnut is taking his men to Irland. Charlemagne initially ruled Francia and parts of Italy, but by 796 had become master of an empire which stretched from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Hungarian Plain. ("Episode 4.4"), Eardwulf informs Æthelred that the settlements around Lindcylne have capitulated. The Last Kingdom Season 4 Episodes ... Aethelred's ealdormen scheme to take command of Mercia as Aethelred approaches death. Uhtred refuses, and just before he is about to fight Eardwulf, the Lady Æthelflæd arrives and commands Eardwulf return to Gloucester. Eardwulf does as told and takes Æthelflæd to a room. In the eight years be­fore Eard­wulf's ac­ces­sion, all three of these dy­nas­tic lines were in­volved in the strug­gle for king­ship: on 23 Sep­tem­ber 788, King Ælfwald I, grand­son of Ead­berht, was mur­dered by the patri­cius Sicga near Hex­ham, and Ælfwald's cousin Osred be­came k… And so, Eardwulf pays him. ("Episode 4.5"), Edward tells Cenric and Eardwulf that they will seize Uhtred’s land in Coccham and take his children. Eardwulf has no fear of the sickness, claiming it only takes sinners, but his men aren’t convinced and turn around. However, that is no concern of hers. He then asked Eardwulf whether it was better to be loved or feared as a ruler, and asked him how Alfred and Aethelred ruled. Family Æthelred reminds Eardwulf of their bargain; he wants all of East Anglia if Eardwulf's family is to be forgiven. Eardwulf returns and asks his sister if the king blames him for their late return. ("Episode 4.5"), Eardwulf and Eadith plan to ingratiate themselves with King Edward. Eardwulf fears that without a plan, King Edward will take Æthelred’s throne and Mercia will be subsumed. [54] According to a medieval calendar of saints, the Benedictine monks at Breedon celebrated Hardulph's feast day on 21 August. Edward orders Cenric to track Uhtred down. Image from The Last Kingdom, streamed via Netflix. 790 â€“ c. 830) was king of Northumbria from 796 to 806, when he was deposed and went into exile. Eardwulf and Eadith tell him that he’s been sleeping since the day of the battle, where he fell and hit his head. [42], From the 740s until the end of the Northumbrian kingdom, coins were issued by most kings, although in variable quantities. Wada was put to flight and may have gone into exile in Mercia. ("Episode 4.8"), Winchester, Wessex; Brida, Sigtryggr, Eardwulf, and the Danes attack Winchester. [35], Two further challenges to Eardwulf are recorded within the next two years, both apparently from among the noble lines that had been fighting for the throne over the previous decades. ("Episode 4.3"), King Æthelred asks for an update on their troops in Lindcylne. He wonders if he has Eardwulf’s loyalty. Pyrlig then reveals that Æthelflæd has escaped and left Aegelesburg. Eardwulf, whose only chance to inherit the Lordship is to marry Æthelred's daughter, decides his only hope is to attack Uhtred and kill the Lady Æthelflaed. Such people will not thrive. [52], A panelled stone structure in the church, carved with processions of bearded and robed figures under arches, seems to reproduce details found in the Book of Cerne, a work associated with Bishop Æthelwold of Lichfield (818–830). He realizes now that bargaining with them was a mistake. Alcuin's arguments appear to have succeeded, since Osbald is known to have become an abbot by 799 (when his death is recorded), implying that he had given up his ambitions. Aethelred sustains a pretty bad head wound in battle andbarely makes it back to his home alive. He asks why have the Ealdormen circled around him. ("Episode 4.5"), Eardwulf catches up to Edward, claiming to have just gotten the news of the king’s death. She then reveals to Sigtryggr that the reason Eardwulf ran from Mercia is because he killed King Æthelred. Æthelred has been wounded at the Battle of Tettenhall, and is now dying. However, Eardwulf tells them to ignore her as she’s only a whore he once knew. While it may be simply an alternative to dux, it might represent a position approximating to that of the Mayor of the Palace in late Merovingian Francia. In 798 a dux named Wada, who was one of those who had killed King Æthelred, fought with Eardwulf on Billington Moor, near Whalley, Lancashire. Meanwhile, Edward offers his … Siblings Her death helps that rat Æthelwold set a trap into play that gets Uhtred banished, creating a ton of drama. ("Episode 4.1"), Eadith exits her tent, where she is immediately asked by Eardwulf if she gave herself to Æthelred, which she didn’t. Eadith doesn’t want anyone else’s blood on her hands nor does she want to be married to a man who kills so frivolously. He climbs on top of Æthelred and snaps his neck. [47], The Frankish source is clear that Eardwulf was "returned to his kingdom",[48] but surviving Anglo-Saxon sources have no record of a second reign. As part of the negotiations, Eardwulf is handed over to Uhtred, and he has the boy Æthelstan execute him. When Charlemagne learned of Æthelred's killing he was enraged, called the Northumbrians "that treacherous, perverse people...who murder their own lords", and threatened retribution. Last Kingdom: Eadith grew attached to … Some of Eardwulf's men have already entered Ceaster and he learns they plan to open the gate for the Norse army. No record has survived of his death or the end of his reign: dates from 811 to 830 have been suggested. Eardwulf only asks that he remain in charge of the king’s armies and to restore his family’s name. As Ælswith is being taken away, she claims that Stiorra and Æthelstan are Dane slaves and that if Brida values her people, she would take care of them. 1 Biography 1.1 The Last Kingdom 1.1.1 Season 4 2 Appearances 3 Trivia Aegelesburg, Mercia; King Æthelred is … Eardwulf was deposed in 806 and according to a Frankish record, returned to his kingdom in 808. Status The evidence as regards the deposition of kings is equally limited. However, Eadith is reluctant. The Last Kingdom is a Netflix Original series based on The Saxon Stories by author Bernard Cornwell. He heard there were Danes in Wealas and was coming to speak to them. He wants silver. She wants to take this opportunity to escape and avoid the turmoil when Æthelred dies. He came from a disgraced noble family of Mercia who lost all of their influence, land, and power. In the eight years before Eardwulf's accession, all three of these dynastic lines were involved in the struggle for kingship: on 23 September 788, King Ælfwald I, grandson of Eadberht, was murdered by the patricius Sicga near Hexham, and Ælfwald's cousin Osred became king. Eardwulf steals Æthelred’s ring off his finger and leave. She adds that Eardwulf is also responsible for the delay of their return to Mercia. The Last Kingdom: Season 2 (Trailer) Episodes The Last Kingdom ... Eardwulf and his men pursue Uhtred's party as it flees through a countryside ravaged by disease. ("Episode 4.9"), Sigtryggr gathers his men and brings Eardwulf out before them. Anglo-Saxon coins usually named the king on whose orders they were issued and sometimes named the mint where they were struck—Northumbrian coinage names York as the place of issue—and the moneyer who produced them. [18] According to the thirteenth-century chronicler Roger of Wendover, Eardwulf was replaced by King Ælfwald II, about whom nothing else is known from the written sources, although coins issued in his reign have survived. Eardwulf suggests they leave quietly, before the Ealdorman can disapprove. He is wounded, unconscious, and the back of his head is split open. Residence No one came to help, and for that, Burgred, Ludeca, and the other Ealdormen will not honor him. If the Lady Æthelflæd throws herself into the paths of the Danes, it will leave a path open for Eadith, but she has no desire to be married to a husband who used to be king. Charlemagne sheltered two exiles from England at his court: Odberht of Kent (probably Eadberht Praen) and Egbert of Wessex. Unlike her, he refuses to run merely because it’s become dangerous. He believes there’s a reason he survived the massacre. The village woman asks if the warriors he speak of brought the sickness. She detests him however. RELATED: The Last Kingdom: 10 Things That Should Happen In Season 5. As the guards inch towards them, Eadith reveals that her brother killed Lord Æthelred and she’s willing to swear it on the book. She wants to take this opportunity to escape and avoid the turmoil when Æthelred dies. Lord Æthelhelm chooses to yield, and Sigtryggr orders his men to kill the Wessex Guards regardless. She will be at Tettenhall, where she plans to lure Cnut. Jamie Blackley eardwulf the last kingdom. 1 novel (see below) First Appearance [9] Further afield, Charlemagne, the pre-eminent ruler in the Christian West, appears to have taken an active interest in Northumbrian affairs. Eardwulf pretends to Aethelred that he shares his commitment to a strong and free Mercia, but his loyalties will be proven to be driven by his own ambitions. A subreddit for "The Last Kingdom," the BBC/Netflix television show set in medieval England. ("Episode 4.6"), Mercia; Eardwulf and the guards cross paths with a group of villagers. He’s taken his army to Aegelesburg, leaving Winchester undefended. He promised Æthelflæd that he would not act without her. ("Episode 4.8"), Later, Eardwulf awakens tied to a tree. Eardwulf fears that the king may lose interest if his sister continues to deny him. He remembers Brida from the Battle of Tettenhall and how she was humiliated. Eardwulf explains that the surrounding settlements are resisting, but they will prevail. He claims to have something of value to share with them, but before he can reveal what he has to say, he is knocked unconscious. Uhtred rushes to Ceaster. Eardwulf was married by the time he became king, though his wife's name is not recorded. The evidence of Northumbrian coinage is particularly valuable in the ninth century, when contemporary written evidence all but disappears. Eardwulf kills Aethelred when he feels power slipping from his grasp. Last Appearance Eardwulf informs Sigtryggr that they will have the town soon enough. The meaning of the title in Northumbria is unclear, but it appears that there was only one patricius. Eanbald was presumably in conflict with Eardwulf over property, but it is likely that he also supported rivals for Eardwulf's throne. Eardwulf (fl. He was possibly buried at the Mercian royal monastery of Breedon on the Hill , which carries a dedication to Saint Mary and Saint Hardulph, with whom Eardwulf is identified by several historians. Edward fears that his sister will not mourn her husband. First Appearance ("Episode 4.2"), King’s Lynn, East Anglia; Eadith tells Eardwulf that she has no choice but to act the part of the king’s whore. Edward sent word to Æthelred that Cnut did not sail to Irland, but has rather been attacking Mercia. He orders Eardwulf to have Æthelflæd continued until all this is settled. He asks if they’ve seen warriors traveling with children. He was a staunch defender of the Papacy, and in the popes and the church hierarchy he had allies whose influence extended to Northumbria and beyond. A cousin, Sigtryggr, is being held captive by the natives. [32], Eardwulf became king on 14 May 796. And at all times, they are united and never fight out of anger as this is the way of the old generation. Ealdorman Uhtred - Stabbed in the throat by a Dane. And so, the Danes plan to leave for Winchester as soon as possible. ("Episode 4.5"), The Ealdormen questions why Eardwulf lies to the king when he is certain to die. [3] The title patricius is usually translated as patrician, which ultimately means noble, but in the latter days of the Roman Empire represented a high-ranking position, second only to the emperor. He reports that Cnut’s army has attacked Mercia. Dur­ing the lat­ter half of the eighth cen­tury, the Northum­brian suc­ces­sion in­cluded a long se­ries of mur­dered and de­posed kings, as sev­eral royal lines con­tended for the throne. He reveals to Brida that Eardwulf works to his own plan and they need to be of one mind. King Æthelred is carted back to camp. Eardwulf believes their in need of a peacemaker, someone to unite the divisions. Eardwulf [51], Eardwulf is identified by historians with the Saint Hardulph or Hardulf, to whom the Mercian royal church of Saint Mary and Saint Hardulph at Breedon on the Hill is dedicated. Cenric reports that Uhtred was seen on the road with a number of children. 220–225 and Fig. [36] Moll's name has suggested that he was a kinsman of the late King Æthelred, whose father was Æthelwald Moll. Eardwulf agrees that they shouldn’t, claiming he did all he could to convince the king to return sooner. This list shows the victims Eardwulf has killed: The Last Kingdom Wiki is a FANDOM Books Community. All he asks that Brida listen to what he has to say. Wormald, "The Age of Offa and Alcuin", p. 101. Eardwulf surrounds Uhtred at the abandoned fort and demands he surrender Ælfwynn. Eardwulf claims to have always served the king well, but while Æthelred cannot place it, his stomach tells him that Eardwulf lies. [49], Recent studies, based on the discovery of a penny of Eanred for which a date no earlier than c. 850 is proposed, suggest a very different dating for ninth-century Northumbrian kings. [44], Like many of his predecessors, Eardwulf took to exile when he was deposed. Eardwulf then leaves with twelve guards in search of Uhtred and the king’s niece. However, Eardwulf believes the king will be dead soon, and if that’s the case, they'll have no need to run. However, he was able to become the commander of Lord Æthelred's household troops. "Episode 4.1" Although he had faced considerable opposition and had been driven into exile, he succeeded in founding a dynasty. [31] Æthelred was followed as king by Osbald, whose antecedents are unknown; he was deposed after twenty-seven days and fled to the land of the Picts with a few supporters. Events in southern Britain to 796 have sometimes been portrayed as a struggle between Offa and Charlemagne, but the disparity in their power was enormous, and Offa and then Coenwulf were clearly minor figures by comparison. A letter from Alcuin to Eardwulf suggests that this fortunate recovery was seen as being miraculous. Edward calls him over after recalling that he pulled the king to safety during that battle. Eardwulf replies that for a whore, his sister lacks ambition. Tensions rise between Edward and the Mercians. Mercia Historians disagree as to whether Ælfwald was replaced by Eardwulf, who would thus have reigned a second time from 808 to 811 or 812, or whether the reign of Eardwulf's son Eanred began in 808. Unbeknownst to him, Eadith watches from afar. Eardwulf hands Æthelred a sword that they ripped from the hands of an ugly Dane named Ulf. Offa, the greatest of the three, ruled Mercia until 796, followed soon after by Coenwulf. The Pale Horseman spans 2 years, 876-878. [22], Eardwulf was not, so far as is known, connected to any of the factions that had been warring for the throne up to the mid-790s. [19] Eardwulf is said by the early 12th-century Annals of Lindisfarne and Durham to have married one of Charlemagne's daughters, information not found in other sources. There is an advantage in this, so the king can return to Mercia a hero. Edward wishes to further discuss this unity as well as the betrothal of his niece. Brida questions how Sigtryggr can speak so frivolously against the greatest of their kind who has ever walked the land. In it is Æthelred’s ring. Appeared in However, Eardwulf fears the king will kill him. Eadith reveals that he has not spoken of Eardwulf, but they should leave before his mind returns. In Wessex, from the death of Centwine in 685 to Egbert's seizure of power in 802, the relationships between successive kings are far from clear and few kings are known to have been close kinsmen of their predecessors or successors. [4], The church in Northumbria was one of the major landowners, perhaps second only to the king. Stiorra tells him that he brought this on himself, so he slaps her. He came from a disgraced noble family of … [41], As the case of Ælfwald shows, while the written sources for later Northumbria are few and often written down centuries after the events they describe, archaeological evidence from coinage is independent of the surviving annals. They ask if he would like to fight or yield. To lift the king’s decree that every generation be born into disgrace. Status He then realizes that the king means to propose to the Ealdormen and the Mercian Guard that Ludeca should be the successor. He left them to face the Danes alone. Brida orders her men to find Uhtred and send him Stiorra’s head, but Sigtryggr takes Stiorra with him instead. ("Episode 4.6"), Eardwulf confronts Burgred as he's exiting the king’s chamber. Sin categoría eardwulf the last kingdom. He wants to enact his vengeance on Stiorra for her father turning Eadith against him. Eardwulf's survival may have been viewed as a sign of divine favour. Eardwulf was more ambitious, but Eadith was the smarter of the two. In 801, Eardwulf led an army against Coenwulf of Mercia, perhaps because of Coenwulf's support for other claimants to the Northumbrian throne. The saddest part was that he left with all the soldiers leaving the whole kingdom at Cnut's mercy, making him the worst leader in Mercian history. Cause of Death This is an opportunity to regain their influence. [53] The panels, which may originally have been the outer part of a sarcophagus built to hold the remains of a high status person such as Saint Hardulph, are dated by their similarity to the illustrations in the Book of Cerne to the first third of the ninth century. So, they are forced to fight their way out. Nothing is definitely known of his background, though Symeon of Durham's History of the Kings, an early twelfth-century work based on the lost late tenth-century chronicle of Byrhtferth, records that his father's name was also Eardwulf,[23] and both father and son are given the title dux. However, Eardwulf knows how to defeat Edward. One of the new characters introduced to season four was Eadith (played by Stefanie Martini), the sister of Eardwulf (Jamie Blackley). Inicio Sin categoría eardwulf the last kingdom. [20] If this is correct she must have been illegitimate, as the marriages of all the legitimate daughters are known. The lord’s estate has fallen.

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