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Possessed of a sly and calculating nature, King [[Ricsige of Northumbria|Ricsige]] of [[Northumbria]] had luck enough to land himself into royalty. He lorded over [[York|Jorvik]], a city rife with greed. But he was never truly comfortable as king, not with [[Halfdan Ragnarsson|Halfdan]]'s strings yanking at his elbows. Still, knowing the fate that had [[Osberht of Northumbria|befallen]] [[Ælla of Northumbria|his]] [[Ecgberht I of Northumbria|predecessors]], he felt the best idea was to simply wait ... and let nature run its course. | |||
Possessed of a sly and calculating nature, King [[Ricsige]] of [[Northumbria]] had luck enough to land himself into royalty. He lorded over [[Jorvik]], a city rife with greed. But he was never truly comfortable as king, not with [[Halfdan Ragnarsson|Halfdan]]'s strings yanking at his elbows. Still, knowing the fate that had befallen his predecessors, he felt the best idea was to simply wait ... and let nature run its course. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 7 January 2024
Possessed of a sly and calculating nature, King Ricsige of Northumbria had luck enough to land himself into royalty. He lorded over Jorvik, a city rife with greed. But he was never truly comfortable as king, not with Halfdan's strings yanking at his elbows. Still, knowing the fate that had befallen his predecessors, he felt the best idea was to simply wait ... and let nature run its course.