Cyneburh
Anglo-Saxon princess and saint
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Cyneburh
Summary
Cyneburh is a human[1]. She worked as a nun[2].
Key Facts
- Cyneburh's father was Penda of Mercia[3].
- Cyneburh's mother was Cynewise[4].
- Among Cyneburh's spouses was Alhfrith of Deira[5].
- A child of Cyneburh was Cyneburg of Gloucester[6].
- Cyneburh's professions included nun[2].
- Cyneburh is recorded as female[7].
- Cyneburh's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Cyneburh's noble title is recorded as queen[9].
- Cyneburh's described by source is recorded as Dictionary of Women Worldwide[10].
- Cyneburh's sibling is recorded as Peada of Mercia[11].
- Cyneburh's sibling is recorded as Wulfhere of Mercia[12].
- Cyneburh's sibling is recorded as Æthelred of Mercia[13].
- Cyneburh's sibling is recorded as Cyneswith[14].
Body
Origins and Family
Cyneburh's father was Penda of Mercia[3]. Her mother was Cynewise[4].
Career and Affiliations
Cyneburh worked as a nun[2].
Personal Life
Cyneburh was married to Alhfrith of Deira[5]. A child of her was Cyneburg of Gloucester[6].
FAQs
Who were Cyneburh's parents?
Cyneburh's father was Penda of Mercia[3]. Cyneburh's mother was Cynewise[4].
Who was Cyneburh married to?
Cyneburh's spouses include Alhfrith of Deira[5].
What did Cyneburh do for work?
Cyneburh worked as nun[2].