brunanburh

• Nome próprio que designa o local de uma batalha significativa ocorrida em 937 d.C., onde o rei Etelstano obteve uma vitória decisiva sobre uma coalizão de escoceses, vikings e britões.

A proper noun referring to the site of a significant battle in 937 AD, where King Athelstan achieved a decisive victory over a coalition of Scots, Vikings, and Britons.

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1. Historical BattleC2formalbritish

   A significant battle fought in 937 AD in which King Athelstan of Wessex defeated a coalition of Scots, Vikings, and Britons, securing Anglo-Saxon dominance in England.

   Batalha de Brunanburh

   • The Battle of Brunanburh is considered one of the most important conflicts in early English history.
   • King Athelstan's victory at Brunanburh unified much of what is now England.
   • The battle is commemorated in an Old English poem titled 'The Battle of Brunanburh'.