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== Places of note == | == Places of note == | ||
[[Ambrius Abbey]], a royal abbey, home of the widow queen of [[Logres]] | * [[Ambrius Abbey]], a royal abbey, home of the widow queen of [[Logres]] | ||
[[Stonehenge]]. an ancient druidic site | * [[Stonehenge]]. an ancient druidic site | ||
== Manors in the hundred == | == Manors in the hundred == | ||
Revision as of 18:26, 22 June 2017
The Hundred of Ambrius
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| County: | Salisbury |
| Ruler: | Ellen |
| Heir apparent: | Robert |
| Tenure: | Property "Type" (as page type) with input value "{{{Type}}}" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.Free alms |
| Estate: | Ambrius Abbey |
| Sheriff: | None |
| Bailiff: | Talfryn |
| Heraldry | |
| Blazon: | [[Ambrius#Heraldry|]] |
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Ambrius hundred was granted by King Aurelius Ambrosius to Abbot Dilwyn to establish Ambrius Abbey. It is not subordinate to the count of Salisbury. The hundred is very rich with farmland and rivers and supports a large unit of mercenary knights that guard the Abbey from raiders and robber-knights.
The hundred court takes place at Ambrius. Key landmarks are the ancient site of the Giants Dance (Stonehenge) and Ambrius Abbey.
Places of note
- Ambrius Abbey, a royal abbey, home of the widow queen of Logres
- Stonehenge. an ancient druidic site
Manors in the hundred
- Allington
- Durrington
- Figheldean
- Milston
- Netheravon
- Winterslow