Succession
Succeeds as King of the Cantii
11 historical records
Succeeds as King of the Cantii
Victory at Aegelsthrep is followed by Hengest & Aesc ruling over Kent. Hengest & Horsa fight Vortigern, Horsa is killed, Hengest & Aese win the battle
Death of Horsa, killed at the Battle of Aegelsthrep
Hengest & Horsa fight Vortigern, Horsa is killed. Hengest & his son Aese win the Battle of Aegelsthrep & rule Kent. Hengest & his son Aese win the battle
Hengest & his son Aese win the Battle of Aegelsthrep & rule Kent
Attila formally claims Honoria as his intended bride and insists that the Western Roman court recognize the proposed union despite Valentinian III's opposition.
Attila demands a vast territorial dowry for Honoria, asserting a claim to roughly half of the Western Roman Empire as part of the proposed marriage settlement.
Honoria, sister of the Western Roman emperor Valentinian III, secretly appeals to Attila for help and sends him a ring that he chooses to interpret as evidence of a marriage offer.
Attila launches an invasion Gaul in the Western Roman Empire
After becoming Eastern Roman emperor, Marcian stops the regular tribute payments that had been made to Attila and adopts a firmer policy toward Hunnic demands.
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire