Anglo-Saxon Leadership and Religious Ideals
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What were the beliefs of the Anglo-Saxons about what made a good king or leader?

The Anglo-Saxons believed that a good king or leader had to be extremely religious, show military strength, and maintain peace in the kingdom.

Who were the advisors to the king and what was their role?

The advisors to the king were earls and archbishops in the Witan council. Their role was to help and advise the king on key matters, approve new laws and kings, and attend meetings called by the king.

What was the purpose of the Witanagmot?

The purpose of the Witanagmot was to provide advice to the king on important issues. It was a meeting of wise men, including earls, thegns, and senior members of the church, summoned by the king.

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