Region: Western Europe · Coordinates: 51.065, -1.319 · 8 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 860 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | In the time of Æthelbert a great navy came up and raided Winchester, but Ealdorman Osric and Æthelwulf drove them back. |
| AD 903 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | The new monastery at Winchester was consecrated. |
| AD 963 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | Æthelwold became bishop of Winchester, drove out the secular clergy, and installed monks in their place. |
| AD 964 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | King Edgar drove the priests out of the Old and New Minsters at Winchester and of Chertsey and Milton, and replaced them with monks. |
| AD 1043 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | Edward was consecrated king at Winchester at Easter, and then seized the property of Queen Emma. |
| AD 1076 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | Earl Waltheof was beheaded at Winchester. |
| AD 1100 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | King William was shot by an arrow and died, and was buried in Winchester Cathedral (the accident happened during a hunt; the place of death is not stated in the text). |
| AD 1125 | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle | By the king's order, the right hands of all the moneyers at Winchester were cut off. |