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My name is Beeden, son of Hachgana. My uncle, not having married, left no children. I was elected in his place. Adel, the third king of that name, approved of the choice, provided I should acknowledge him as master. In addition to the entire inheritance of my uncle, he gave me some land which joined my inheritance, on condition that I would settle people there who should never his people [...] | My name is Beeden, son of Hachgana. My uncle, not having married, left no children. I was elected in his place. Adel, the third king of that name, approved of the choice, provided I should acknowledge him as master. In addition to the entire inheritance of my uncle, he gave me some land which joined my inheritance, on condition that I would settle people there who should never his people [...]<ref>Here there are wanting in the manuscript twenty pages (perhaps more), in which Beeden has written about the King, Adel the Third, called Ubbo by the writers of our chronicles.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 21:17, 22 February 2024
Ott 2023
17. Beden, Son of Haechgana
[168/20] My name is Beden,[1] son of Haechgana. My uncle Koneread never married and thus died childless. I was chosen in his place. Adel, the third king by that name, approved of the choice after I agreed to acknowledge him as my master. Besides the entire inheritance of my uncle, he gave me a good amount of land bordering my estate on condition that I would settle people there who would never (...) his people (...)
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Notes
Sandbach 1876
[p.227 cont.] The Writing of Beeden.
My name is Beeden, son of Hachgana. My uncle, not having married, left no children. I was elected in his place. Adel, the third king of that name, approved of the choice, provided I should acknowledge him as master. In addition to the entire inheritance of my uncle, he gave me some land which joined my inheritance, on condition that I would settle people there who should never his people [...][1]
Note Sandbach
- ↑ Here there are wanting in the manuscript twenty pages (perhaps more), in which Beeden has written about the King, Adel the Third, called Ubbo by the writers of our chronicles.
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