Analysis: Ethel Fred, the mistress of Mercia, is a female hero and an outstanding female strategist. Since childhood, she didn't like dressing up, disdained housework and even refused to live with her husband's husband and wife, but she had a special liking for men's heroes. Before her husband died, she took part in the movement against the Vikings. In 907 AD, she presided over the restoration of the old wall of Chester.

Death information:

On June 9 18 12, Ethel Fred passed away in Tamworth, and his body was buried in the East Chapel of St. Peter's Cathedral in Gloucester. Her daughter Irving (? Lfwynn) inherited her status as Lord. But only half a year later, Edward deposed Irving and took back the sovereignty of Mercia.

According to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, after Ethel Fred's death, Edward immediately occupied Fort Tamwo, and all the subjects who originally belonged to Ethel Fred surrendered to him.