During the ninth century, natives of the British Isles were frequently invaded and set upon by Viking Raiders. With the exception of Wessex, most regions were taken over by the Danes. However, Alfred the Great managed to hold on to his kingdom, and it was separated from the Danish lands that were collectively known as Danelaw. This century also saw the rule of Charlemagne, and the great epic of Beowulf was written.
At the end of the ninth century neither England nor France had anything remotely resembling democracy.
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The Kingdom of England was unified towards the end of the ninth century.
The people that had invaded England from Denmark, Norway and Sweden are called The Vikings. This was during the 9th Century.
801AD was the first year of the ninth century.
Annals of the Twenty-Ninth Century was created in 1874.
Annals of the Twenty-Ninth Century has 758 pages.
871 is in the 9th century.
Britain's monarchy dates from the ninth century.
Jennifer J. Morrish has written: 'An examination of literacy and learning in England in the ninth century' -- subject(s): Learning and scholarship
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895 BC is in the 9th century BC.