þættaramma
þættaramma is a term that appears in Old English manuscripts, most notably within the context of law and administration. It refers to a type of organizational division or administrative district, similar to a shire or county in later periods of English history. The precise nature and boundaries of a þættaramma are not fully understood, and their usage likely varied geographically and chronologically within the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.
Scholarly interpretation suggests that þættaramma were established for purposes of governance, taxation, and military organization. They
Understanding the þættaramma is crucial for reconstructing the political and social landscape of Anglo-Saxon England. It