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Edgar at Chester in 973: A Breton Link?

THE MEETING AT CHESTER in May 973, when Edgar welcomed various kings who ‘all pledged that they would be allies on sea and on land’, is one of the most famous events of early northern history, figuring in every standard account of the period. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle states that six kings came to Edgar, but the chronicle now attributed to John of Worcester refers to eight and gives their names. It declares that