Ymele:Canute and Aelfgifu.jpg
Micelness þisre forebysene: 514 be 599 dotta. Oðra metinga brædo: 206 be 240 dotta | 412 be 480 dotta | 686 be 800 dotta.
Frumlicu ymele (686 × 800 pixela, ymelan micelness: 175 KB, MIME cynn: image/jpeg)
Scortness
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English: An illustration of King Canute (c 994 - 1035), sometimes spelt Knut or Cnut, and his Queen Aelfgifu (en:Emma of Normandy), taken from the register of Hyde Abbey |
| Tælmearc | circa 1020 |
| Fruma | Britannica ImageQuest |
| Dædfruma | Monastery at Hyde Abbey |
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Ymelan stær
Swing dæg/tide mid mys to seonne þa ymelan swa heo wæs on þære tide geywed.
| Dæg/Tid | Metungincel | Micelnesse gemetu | Brucend | Ymbspræc | |
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| nu | 05:56, 16 Æfterra Liða 2019 | | 686 × 800 (175 KB) | Killiondude | {{Information |description ={{en|1=An illustration of King Canute (c 994 - 1035), sometimes spelt Knut or Cnut, and his Queen Aelfgifu, taken from the register of Hyde Abbey}} |date =Circa 1020 |source =Britannica ImageQuest |author =Monastery at Hyde Abbey }} Category:Canute the Great Category:Queens in art |
Biliþbendas
Þā folgendan trametas bindaþ tō þissum biliðe:
