Wigstan

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Wigstan, also known as Saint Wystan, was a 9th-century Anglo-Saxon prince and martyr venerated in medieval England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 9th-century English person
Anglo-Saxon prince
Christian martyr
royal martyr
alsoKnownAs Saint Wystan NERFINISHED
Wystan NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent translation of relics to Evesham
translation of relics to Repton
associatedWithPlace Evesham NERFINISHED
Repton NERFINISHED
Wistanstow NERFINISHED
centuryOfDeath 9th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Mercia NERFINISHED
cultDeveloped 9th century
dateOfDeath circa 849
ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons NERFINISHED
feastDay 1 June
gender male
hasCanonicalStatus local cult saint in medieval England
hasCauseOfDeath martyrdom
hasFather Wigmund of Mercia NERFINISHED
hasGrandfather Wiglaf of Mercia NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalPeriod Anglo-Saxon England NERFINISHED
hasKiller Beorhtfrith (Mercian noble) NERFINISHED
hasLegend miraculous light over burial place
hasMainPlaceOfCult Evesham Abbey NERFINISHED
Repton NERFINISHED
hasMother Ælfflæd (Mercian noblewoman) NERFINISHED
hasRelicType translation relics
honorificPrefix Saint
languageOfName Old English
memberOf Mercian royal family NERFINISHED
notableFor being murdered for political reasons
refusing the Mercian throne
patronage Repton NERFINISHED
placeOfBurial Repton NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Wistanstow (traditionally) NERFINISHED
positionHeld Mercian prince
region Mercia NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
title Saint
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

medieval England

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Wystan relatedName Wigstan