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It's Æþelflæd, peasants. The th sound in Æþelflæd was like 'thing' not 'this'. ð (eth) is voiced and þ (thorn) is unvoiced. You're welcome. This is my daughter's name.
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A beautiful, powerful name full of history. I would spell it Aethelflaed or Alfleda.
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Other forms include Athelfleda, Æthelflæd,
Aethelfleda, Aelfled, Ethelfleda [noted -ed], Ethelfled and Ethelflaed.
(Source: https://talesofmercia.wordpress.com/2010/06/22/history-of-aethelfleda/
https://m.name-doctor.com/athelfleda/
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Aethelflaed)
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Aethelfleda, Aelfled, Ethelfleda [noted -ed], Ethelfled and Ethelflaed.
(Source: https://talesofmercia.wordpress.com/2010/06/22/history-of-aethelfleda/
https://m.name-doctor.com/athelfleda/
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Aethelflaed)
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This name refers to Elfleda, which in turn refers back to ÆDHELFLÆD without a link. This is an error. It seems obvious that this is the original name, and that Elfleda is a derived name.
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Whoa.. whoa... This name is confusing D:
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Æðelflæd of Wessex (c. 871-918) was the daughter of King Ælfræd (Alfred) the Great of Wessex, traditionally the first King of England. Æðelflæd was married to Æðelræd of Mercia as a teenager, and had one daughter. After Æðelræd's death, Æðelflæd ruled Mercia in her own right for seven years until her death.
Æðelflæd did not rule alone: her and Æðelræd's daughter, Ælfwynn of Mercia, was her co-ruler. Both women were titled "Lady of the Mercians". When Æðelflæd died, Ælfwynn ruled solo for one year until she was desposed by Eadweard (Edward) the Elder, King of England.
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Æðelflæd did not rule alone: her and Æðelræd's daughter, Ælfwynn of Mercia, was her co-ruler. Both women were titled "Lady of the Mercians". When Æðelflæd died, Ælfwynn ruled solo for one year until she was desposed by Eadweard (Edward) the Elder, King of England.
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