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PART III
? 1006
DE OBSESSIONS DUNELMI, IN S. OF D., VOL. I, PP. 215-216.
1 IN the year from the Lord's incarnation 9 6 9, in the reign of
Ethelred, king of the English, Malcolm, king of the Scots, 2 son
of king Kenneth, collected the army of the whole of Scotland
and, ravaging with slaughter and fire the province of the Northumbrians,
invested Durham with a siege.
3 At this time Aldhun ruled the bishopric there and Wal-
;
deve, who was earl of Northumbria, had shut himself in in
Bamborough. For he was of extreme age, so that he could
display no valour against the enemy. And to his son, Utred
namely, a youth of great vigour and the highest military aptitude,
bishop Aldhun had given as wife his daughter, Egfrida
by name. .
. .
The aforesaid youth seeing that the land was ravaged by
the enemy and Durham invested by a siege, and that his father
did nothing to prevent it, united the army of the Northumbrians
and of the men of York in no small band and slew ;
nearly the
whole host of the Scots, while their king scarce escaped with a
few by flight.
And the heads of the slain, ornamented as was the fashion
at that time with braided hair, he caused to be conveyed to
Durham and caused them to be well washed ;
by four women,
and set up on stakes around the walls. And to each of the
women who had washed them they gave a cow as wage.
When king Ethelred heard these things he called to him
the aforesaid youth and, although his father Waldeve still lived,
for the merit of his vigour and for the war which he had so
manfully carried through he gave him his father's earldom,
to it also the earldom of York. . .
But afterwards when he, that is, Utred, advanced more and
adding .
1 CL Ann. of Ulster, s.a. 1005=1006.
In A.S.C., MSS. C, D, E, s.a. 1013, Utred is spoken of as being earl of
not later than
Northumbria : therefore this invasion must have taken place
1013.
2 Malcolm II reigned 1005-1034.
3 Cf. infra, s.a. 1018, note.