Eadgyth combines the Old English ead (wealth, fortune) and gȳð (war) — "prosperous war." **Eadgyth (910-946)** was the Anglo-Saxon princess, sister of King Athelstan, who married **Holy Roman Emperor Otto I** — the cross-cultural marriage that linked Saxon England with the Ottonian Empire.
Her bones were rediscovered in Magdeburg Cathedral in 2008.
Eadgyth reduces to seven — the number of Saxon-Ottonian queen.