Horsa449
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler with Hengist
England · House / House of Kent. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler with Hengist
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler
Succeeds as King of Kent, joint ruler with Horsa
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Wessex, recently re-united. Grandson of Hengest, forms the 1st Anglo-Saxon Kingdom
Becomes Overlord of Southern England
Succeeds as King of Kent which reverts back to Paganism
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Recognizes Eadric as his co-ruler & successor
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of West Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent. After Wihtreds death Kent is divided between his 3 sons Aethelbert, Eadbert & Ealric
Succeeds as King of Kent, rules west Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent, rules jointly with Athelbert & Eadbert
Succeeds as King of Kent, rules west Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent, client King of Offa
Succeeds as King of Kent
Becomes the sole King of Kent after the death of Heaberht
Succeeds as King of Kent for a 2nd time
Succeeds as King of Kent, last independent descendent of the Kentish royal family. Deposes Athelheard pro-Mercian Archbishop of Canterbury installed by Offa. After Offas death Eadberht renounces his orders in France & seizes the Kentish throne
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds to the eastern half of Wessex i.e. Sussex, Kent & Essex
Succeeds as King of Kent
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