Kerajaan Saxon Selatan, sekarang disebut Kerajaan Sussex (; bahasa Inggris Kuno: Sūþseaxna rīce) merupakan salah satu dari tujuh kerajaan Anglo-Saxon[3] yang terletak di Britania Raya, yang batas-batasnya diperkirakan berada di wilayah Regnenses dan Sussex. Saxon Selatan dipimpin oleh raja-raja Sussex sampai negara tersebut dianeksasi oleh Wessex, mungkin pada tahun 827, setelah Pertempuran Ellendun.
Fakta Singkat Sussex Sūþseaxna Rīce, Status ...
Sussex
Sūþseaxna Rīce |
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 Britania sekitar 800 M |
| Status | Vasal Wessex (686–726, 827–860)
Vasal Mercia (771–796) |
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| Ibu kota | Chichester Selsey (kursi keuskupan Saxon Selatan) |
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| Bahasa yang umum digunakan | Bahasa Inggris Kuno (Ænglisc) |
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| Agama | Paganisme (seb. abad ke-7)
Kekristenan
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| Pemerintahan | Monarki |
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• 477–491 atau kemudian | Ælle |
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• fl. skt. 660-685 | Æðelwold |
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| Legislatif | Witenagemot |
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| Era Sejarah | Heptarkhia |
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• Didirikan | skt. 477[Fn 2] |
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• Tunduk kepada Wessex | skt. 686 - 726 |
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• Subject to Mercia | 771 hingga skt. 796 |
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• Tunduk kepada Wessex | Dari skt. 827 |
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• Diintegrasi penuh ke Mahkota Wessex | 860 |
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• 450 | 25000 |
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• 1100 | 35000 |
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| Mata uang | Skeatta |
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| Didahului oleh | Digantikan oleh |
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| Sekarang bagian dari |  Britania Raya
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Tutup
The traditional year given for the creation of the Kingdom of Sussex from Bede is 477; many academics think the date was probably about 20 years earlier, ca 457.[1] The traditional year given for the creation of the Kingdom of Sussex from Bede is 477; many academics think the date was probably about 20 years earlier, ca 457.[2]
The Latin name was used, for instance, by William of Malmesbury.
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Britania Raya
