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Tango01

20 Jan 2026 12:54 p.m. PST

"For this weeks battle we move back into the ‘Dark Ages' mainly as I had an itch to get my Welsh on the table after our recent castle trip. Unfortunately I don't have a suitable 13th Century British force so we went a little further back in history to the Battle of Brunanbugh. Although you can find a lot written about the battle little is actually known as it is referenced fairly briefly in a number of the Anglo Saxon chronicles and mainly in a Poem, the debate rages as to the location of the battle although Bromborough on the Wirral has been making a claim most vocally. It is also the end battle in the recent Bernard Cornwall TV last Kingdom series ?…"

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