How did Cornwall go from the land of King Arthur and and a proud Brythonic kingdom to being conquered by the Anglo-Saxons? Join me as we reveal the history behind my recent CK3 video and explore the dying days of the Cornish kingdom.
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Sources:
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[Accessed 25 February 2008].
Music from pixabay.com
Images from the Cornish Heritage Trust, ancientorigins.net, and Wikimedia Commons.
Black and white maps created by me.
00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Etymology
02:36 - Roman Cornwall
03:31 - Migrations to Brittany
03:55 - Arrival of the Anglo-Saxons
04:17 - Battle of Deorham
05:38 - Battles of Bradford-upon-Avon and Peonnum
06:18 - Campaigns of Ecgberht
07:28 - Battles of Gafulforda and Hingston Down
08:26 - The Drowning of Dungarth
09:32 - Overlordship of Æthelstan
10:20 - Conclusion
11:06 - Outro