However, the people charged with the task of taking the bodies there found it impossible to move them. After these efforts the king took advice from his religious leaders, who recommended that he have them taken to Wakering in the Kingdom of Essex for burial, where a monastery already existed.
In spite of their efforts, the individuals tasked with moving the deceased were unable to accomplish this task. The king then sought advice from his spiritual counselors, who advised him to transport the bodies to Wakering in the Kingdom of Essex for burial at an existing monastery.