st. edward the martyr (Meaning)
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- St. Edward the Martyr, also known as King Edward the Martyr, ruled England from 975 until his death in 978.
- St. Edward the Martyr was the son of King Edgar the Peaceful and Queen Ælfthryth.
- St. Edward the Martyr's reign was marked by political intrigue and conflict, particularly with his stepmother Ælfthryth.
- St. Edward the Martyr was murdered at Corfe Castle in Dorset, England, at the age of 15.
- St. Edward the Martyr's death was surrounded by controversy and accusations of murder and assassination.
- St. Edward the Martyr was buried at Wareham and later reinterred at Shaftesbury Abbey.
- St. Edward the Martyr's cult grew after his death, with many regarding him as a martyr and a saint.
- St. Edward the Martyr's feast day is celebrated on March 18th in the Eastern Orthodox Church and March 20th in the Roman Catholic Church.
- St. Edward the Martyr is venerated as a saint for his supposed martyrdom and his dedication to justice and righteousness.
- Pilgrims often visit St. Edward the Martyr's shrine at Shaftesbury Abbey to seek his intercession and blessings.
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St. Edward the Martyr, also known as King Edward the Martyr, ruled England from 975 until his death in 978.
St. Edward the Martyr was the son of King Edgar the Peaceful and Queen Ælfthryth.
St. Edward the Martyr's reign was marked by political intrigue and conflict, particularly with his stepmother Ælfthryth.
St. Edward the Martyr was murdered at Corfe Castle in Dorset, England, at the age of 15.
