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• Caercolun marches their armies to battle, but the Saxons prove more numerous than expected, and the army is butchered.  +
• Cwichelm is the Saxon king. In fact, he and his people are not really Saxons at all, except in the generic sense. They are the Angles.  +
• In Jutland, Froda usurps the throne of the Danes and drives the last Jutes and the Angles from what will become Denmark.  +
• In mid-spring, a huge fleet of Saxons appears off the Caercolun coast. It sails to the Yar River and a horde goes ashore to sack Yarmouth. They re-embark and sail upriver only to disembark again near Norwich.  +
• King Nanteleod of Escavalon wins a small battle against the king of Byrcheiniog and gains his vassalage.  +
• King Nanteleod, with the newly allied hill men, marches west and attacks the Irish in their own kingdom of Estregales.  +
• King of Estregales is unprepared, but with his small household forces and local muster he fights a battle anyway, and is soundly defeated. Estregales swear vassalage to Nanteleod of Escavalon.  +
• King Ælle’s Saxon warriors from Suth Seaxe and the Jutes of Kent clash, marching against each other and meeting in battle deep in the Perdue Forest.  +
• The Saxon paymaster tries to not pay any mercenary knights in his employ, claiming that they did not fight and thus deserve no pay. The knights argue vehemently, and Ælle finally makes his paymaster pay.  +
• The Saxons assault Norwich, then starve out Buckenham and Thetford. They occupy those larger cities, and groups of Saxon warriors wander the countryside, robbing and killing. Thousands of refugees flee. When caught by Saxons, they are beaten and tied  +
• they become thralls, or slaves, of the Saxons.  +