King Ine of Wessex

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King Ine of Wessex was an early 8th-century Anglo-Saxon ruler noted for consolidating the kingdom of Wessex and issuing one of the earliest surviving English law codes.

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instanceOf Anglo-Saxon ruler
King of Wessex
early medieval monarch
abdicated yes
abdicationYear 726
associatedWith Christianization of Wessex
development of royal administration in Wessex
birthDate 7th century
capital Winchester NERFINISHED
centuryOfActivity 8th century
conflictWith Kingdom of Kent NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Mercia NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Sussex NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Wessex NERFINISHED
deathDate after 726
deathPlace Rome
dynasty House of Wessex NERFINISHED
ethnicity Anglo-Saxon
father Cenred of Wessex NERFINISHED
governmentType monarchy
historicalRegion Anglo-Saxon England NERFINISHED
knownFor consolidation of the kingdom of Wessex
issuing one of the earliest surviving English law codes
strengthening royal authority in Wessex
support of the Christian Church
languageSpoken Old English
lawCodeFeatures penalties for social and status-based offences
protection of property rights
provisions on compensation (wergild)
regulation of church dues
lawCodeLanguage Old English
lawCodePreservation partly preserved in the Textus Roffensis
lawCodeType Anglo-Saxon law code
legalSystemInfluence early English law
mother unknown
notableWork Law code of Ine NERFINISHED
patronage support for monastic foundations
support for the bishopric of Winchester
positionHeld King of Wessex NERFINISHED
predecessor Cædwalla of Wessex NERFINISHED
realm Wessex NERFINISHED
reasonForAbdication to go on pilgrimage to Rome
reignEnd 726
reignStart c. 688
religion Christianity
sourceMention Anglo-Saxon Chronicle NERFINISHED
spouse Æthelburg of Wessex NERFINISHED
successor Æthelheard of Wessex NERFINISHED
territorialExpansion consolidation of control over much of southern England

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Muchelney Abbey possiblyFoundedBy King Ine of Wessex