Oswulf
King of Northumbria
Born
None
None years ago
Died
July 24th, 759
1265 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Ruled as king over Northumbria during the early 8th century. Oswulf's reign was marked by power struggles within the kingdom and the influence of Christianity. Ascended to the throne amid conflicts with rival factions. His administration faced challenges from both internal dissent and external invasions. Oswulf's tenure included the continuation of efforts to promote the Christian faith in the region. Little remains documented about his specific actions, but his leadership during this tumultuous period is noted in historical texts. His reign came to an end after his death in 759.
Ruled Northumbria during the 8th century
Promoted Christianity in the region
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