The | Anglo-saxon Chronicle

The is a collection of nine surviving manuscripts that together form the primary source for the early history of England. It represents the first continuous national history of any Western people written in their own language. Origins and Purpose

: Early entries drew from sources like Bede’s Historia ecclesiastica and various northern and West Saxon annals. Structure and Content The Anglo-Saxon chronicle

: It covers major battles, political developments, ecclesiastical appointments, and even natural phenomena like famines or "fiery dragons" (likely aurora or meteors). The is a collection of nine surviving manuscripts