Battle in 577 between West Saxons and Celtic Britons, culturally separating Wales from Cornwall. It took place in 577 CE in what is now the United Kingdom. The setting was Dyrham. It was part of Anglo-Saxon settlement of England. Those involved included the Kingdom of Wessex and Celtic Britons.
Before and after
- 20 April 571 CEBirth of Muhammad
- from 572 CE to 591 CEByzantine–Sassanid War of 572–591
- 27 October 573 CEBirth of Abu Bakr
- c. 575 CEBirth of Uthman ibn Affan
- 577 CEBattle of Deorham
- from 581 CE to 618 CESui dynasty
- from 582 CE to 602 CEMaurice's Balkan campaigns
- 586 CEBirth of Umar ibn Al-Khattāb
- August 591 CEBattle of the Blarathon
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The era
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