The Chronicle records that after the catastrophic Danish losses at Tempsford, Colchester, and Maldon in 917, the remaining East Anglian Danes submitted to Edward. The East Anglian Danish kingdom, established by Guthrum after Edington and existing for nearly forty years, ceased to exist. Edward received the submission of the jarl at Cambridge and the Danish armies that had operated from East Anglia. The speed of collapse after the 917 campaigns was remarkable.
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