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    Bertha of Kent - Wikipedia

    Saint Bertha or Saint Aldeberge (c. 565 โ€“ d. in or after 601) was the queen of Kent whose influence led to the Christianization of Anglo-Saxon England. She was canonized as a saint for her role in its establishment during that period of English history. See more

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    Bertha was a Frankish princess, the daughter of Charibert I and his wife Ingoberga, granddaughter of the reigning King Chlothar I and great-granddaughter of Clovis I and Saint Clotilde. Her father โ€ฆ See more

    The city of Canterbury celebrates Queen Bertha in many ways.
    โ€ข The Bertha trail, consisting of 14 bronze plaques set in pavements, runs from the Buttermarket โ€ฆ See more

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  2. Queen Bertha, A Historical Enigma | English Heritage

    WEBQueen Bertha: A Historical Enigma. In 597, St Augustine arrived in England to convert the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity. Virtually every modern description of this mission mentions Queen Bertha of Kent. She has โ€ฆ

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    Queen Bertha of Kent is one such enigma, with the few surviving 6th-century accounts of her life offering us a glimpse into the life she led. However, like many women from history, what we know of her life is informed by accounts of her relationships with men.
    She was obviously alive when Pope Gregory wrote his letter to her in 601. Tradition states that she was buried beneath the step of St. Martins church. Queen Bertha of Kent is relatively unknown in the modern world, but that is most likely due to the fact that not much is known about her life.
    Upon moving to Kent, Bertha was accompanied by a Christian bishop named Liudhard as her confessor. A former Roman church was restored just outside the city of Canterbury and dedicated to St Martin of Tours, which had a private chapel used only by Bertha, and was later taken over by St Augustine when he arrived in Kent.
    In Queen Berthaโ€™s case, because of records which refer to her husband King Æthelberht, we know that she helped to influence her pagan husband to convert to Christianity, resulting in him being the first Anglo-Saxon king to do so.
  8. Queen Bertha of Kent โ€“ History's Women

    WEBQueen Bertha of Kent โ€“ History's Women. Founder of the First Christian Church in Canterbury. 539 โ€“ 612 A.D. This noted woman was the daughter of Cherebert, king of Paris. She married Ethelbert, king of Kent, who โ€ฆ

  9. Bertha, Queen โ€“ Canterbury Historical and โ€ฆ

    WEBBertha, Queen. (539 to about 612) Queen of Kent, Princess of the Franks. When, around 580 AD, Princess Bertha, daughter of Charibert King of Paris, married Ethelbert (later to become King of Kent) and came to live โ€ฆ

  10. Queen Bertha and King Æthelberht โ€“ Kent, England - Atlas Obscura

  11. EBK: St. Bertha, Queen of Kent - Early British Kingdoms

    WEBBertha was the daughter of Caribert, one of the four brothers who became Kings of the Franks in AD 561. Her mother was the pious Ingoberga. She married the pagan Aethelbert , King of Kent, who promised her the โ€ฆ

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