In which city is King Cnut buried?

King Cnut, also referred to as Cnut the Great, was a king of England, Denmark, Norway, and parts of what is now Sweden. He is historically significant for his rule during the 11th century and his consolidation of power across several kingdoms.

He is buried at Winchester, which serves as an important historical site reflecting the status of Winchester as an early capital of England. The city was a center of power during Cnut's reign and holds significant ecclesiastical history, particularly with its cathedral.

While London, York, and Norwich have their own historical importance, particularly in relation to other monarchs and events in British history, they were not the burial place for King Cnut. His final resting place reflects the political stature of Winchester at the time of his death and its connection to the Anglo-Saxon monarchy.