Claim: Adela of Flanders fled Denmark with her only son, Charles the Good, who was killed in St. Donatian church.
Evidence: When Canute was assassinated in 1086, she fled with her son to Flanders, leaving her daughters behind in Denmark. During this marriage, she had three children: a son, later Count Charles the Good (born in 1084), and twin daughters, Cecilia and Ingegerd (born ca. 1085/86). On the morning of 2 March 1127, as Charles knelt in prayer in the church of St. Donatian, a group of knights answering to the Erembald family entered the church and hacked him to death with broadswords.