The first King of England was Aethelstan who was the grandson of Alfred the Great. In 924/5 Aethelstan became king of Wessex (or king of the west saxons) after the death of his father Edward, upon the death of AEthelflaed (Aethelstan's aunt) Aethelstan assumed control over the kingdom of Mercia. This united all the kingdoms south of the river Humber under one King.
Aethelstan married his sister to a viking king of Northumbria (north of the river humber) in 927 the viking king died and Aethelstan avanced his army into Northumbria and captured the city of York. In 937 the Battle of Brunanburh took place between Aethelstan with his brother Edmund against the Scots and the Irish vikings in which Aethelstan was victorious, resulting in him becoming king of Northumbria and thus uniting it with the south creating England. Aethelstan's reign over a united England was short as he died in 939.
Well, he was the first king of France to become Catholic.
King Menes first ruled in 3407 B.C.
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David was the 2nd king of Israel. The first king was Saul.
Abraham was never a king of Isarael, their first king was Saul.
Douglas King's plan to become president of Granger is to first develop a unique museum.
william the first became king in 1066
It is difficult to pinpoint the first person to become a king as the concept of kingship predates recorded history. However, ancient civilizations such as Sumer in Mesopotamia had kings ruling over their city-states, with the earliest known king in Sumer being Mesannepada of Ur around 2600 BCE.
King Tut's Pyramid was the first found to be "unlooted".
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He became king on the 22 of April 1509 and married Catherine of Aragon 11 of June 1509 so he became king first
"Carrie" was written by Stephen King and first published in 1974. It was King's first published novel and has since become a classic in the horror genre.