KnowraKingdom of EnglandLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to Kingdom of England, each with the reason it gives.All 27Broader topic 6Related 4Narrower topic 13Compared with 4Edward the ElderNarrower topic: Edward's territorial gains were a major stage in the kingdom's formation.ÆthelstanNarrower topic: Æthelstan's rule over most English regions established a landmark in the kingdom's formation.House of WessexNarrower topic: The dynasty’s expansion under Æthelstan established the kingdom it would continue to rule.English nationalismNarrower topic: The historical kingdom supplies the political identity that English nationalism seeks to distinguish from Britain.House of TudorNarrower topic: The Tudor monarchs ruled this kingdom throughout the dynasty.MerciaNarrower topic: Mercia’s independent political identity diminished as English kings unified the region.EadredNarrower topic: Eadred ruled during the consolidation of this kingdom’s territorial reach.Edmund INarrower topic: Edmund ruled this emerging kingdom during a period when its northern borders remained contested.Pope Clement VNarrower topic: Clement’s decisions concerning the Templars also required action beyond French territory.Edward the MartyrNarrower topic: Edward ruled this kingdom before the Norman Conquest.Battle of Marston MoorNarrower topic: The battle’s competing armies fought over control of the English kingdom and its government.EadwigNarrower topic: Eadwig’s authority depended on a realm whose leading nobles could divide their allegiance.Kingdom of East AngliaNarrower topic: East Anglia’s former territory later became part of the unified English kingdom.