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Ine (lived 689-726)

King of Wessex. He forced compensation for the death of Cadwallon's brother from Kent in 694, defeated Geraint of western Wales in 710, fought in Wiltshire against the Mercians, and in 725 crushed a revolt of the South Saxons. He drew up a code of laws for Wessex, and, after his abdication in 726, made a pilgrimage to Rome, Italy, where he died.



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