Hosted by Gabriel Chapman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Crown & Kingdom: The Kings of England – the British history podcast telling every English monarch's story in chronological order. From Æthelstan to Charles III, each episode reveals the triumphs, scandals, and betrayals that shaped the English monarchy and British history. Discover the human drama behind legendary rulers: Henry VIII's break with Rome, medieval power struggles, and royal scandals across centuries. This royal history podcast turns monarchs from timeline names into complex figures whose reigns forged an empire. Perfect for history enthusiasts seeking compelling royal stories.
Gabriel Chapman hosts Crown & Kingdom: The Kings of England, a history show with 10 episodes published.
Cnut the Great conquered England with blood and steel, then ruled it with unprecedented peace—but was never meant to wear the English crown. Son of Sweyn Forkbeard, the Danish conqueror who briefly seized the throne, Cnu
Edmund Ironside, King of England in 1016, reigned for barely six months—but in that half-year he became the embodiment of Saxon resistance. The twenty-six-year-old son of Æthelred the Unready faced Cnut of Denmark in a r
Sweyn Forkbeard (1013–1014), the first Viking king of England, conquered the realm in just five weeks—then died holding the crown. His lightning victory shattered more than a century of Anglo-Saxon rule and changed Engli
Æthelred the Unready, King of England from 978 to 1016, was only eight when he was crowned in the blood of his murdered brother. For nearly four decades he faced Viking invasions, treacherous nobles, and a kingdom that n
Edward the Martyr, King of England from 975 to 978, reigned for scarcely three years — and yet his bloody end at Corfe still chills the chronicles. Barely sixteen, he stood at the center of England’s storm: a kingdom div
Edgar the Peaceful, King of England (959–975), transformed a divided Anglo-Saxon realm into the most orderly kingship the island had yet seen, ruling not with the sword but with a system so effective that enemies vanishe
Eadwig, King of England, took the throne in 955 as a teenager crowned at Kingston upon Thames, inheriting a realm forged by his grandfather Edward the Elder, his father Edmund, and his uncle Eadred. Within two years, tha
Eadred, King of England, ruled from 946 to 955 in constant pain, his throat raw and his stomach failing him, yet he carried the crown with iron resolve. Too frail to feast, too sick to father heirs, he still faced down w
Edmund I, King of England, took the crown in 939 at just eighteen—an untested youth inheriting a kingdom already splintering at the edges. Only two years earlier he had stood at Brunanburh beside Æthelstan in 937, sword
Everyone knows Alfred the Great, but far fewer know his grandson Æthelstan—the man who became the first true King of England. He united Wessex, Mercia, and Northumbria under one crown, claimed the title Rex Anglorum, and
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Crown & Kingdom: The Kings of England is hosted by Gabriel Chapman. The show is categorised under history and has published 10 episodes.
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