Succession
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler with Hengist
13 historical records
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler with Hengist
Hengest & Horsa fight Vortigern, Horsa is killed, Hengest & Aese win the battle
Hengest & Horsa fight Vortigern, Horsa is killed, Hengest & Aese win the battle
Horsa & Hengest make an alliance with the Picts & take control of eastern Kent
The brothers Hengest & Horsa land at Ebbsfleet
Hengest recieves land from Vortigern in return for services against the Picts
Hengest & Horsa fight Vortigern, Horsa is killed, Hengest & Aese win the battle
Horsa & Hengest make an alliance with the Picts & take control of eastern Kent
Drives back the Picts out of England with the help of Saxon mercenaries under Hengest
Rewards Hengest with the Isle of Thanet for helping to drive out the Picts
After uncovering the plot against his life, Attila sends representatives to Constantinople and demands that Chrysaphius be surrendered or otherwise punished for his role in the conspiracy.
The Eastern Roman envoy Maximinus travels to Attila's court accompanied by the historian Priscus, who records a detailed firsthand account of the Hunnic ruler and his court.
Attila exposes the assassination scheme after the interpreter Vigilas is found carrying gold intended to finance the plot, turning the failed conspiracy into a diplomatic humiliation for Constantinople.