Creoda585
Succeeds as King of the March
England · House / House of Mercia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Succeeds as King of the March
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia, rules the middle Angles
Succeeds as King of Mercia, rules south Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia, son of Penda. Restores the Kingdom of Mercia & Wessex becoming King of all the "Australian Regions". Becomes Bretwalda south of the Humber
Succeeds as King of Mercia, brother of Wulfhere
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia, known as "the tyrant"
Elected King of Mercia, a patrician of the Royal Line of Mercia descended from Wibba
Offa has his son Egfrith annointed as the next King to ensure his succession
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia, reigns for 141 days
Succeeds as King of Kent
Succeeds as King of Mercia & Kent
Succeeds as King of Mercia & Kent, after deposing Ceolwulf I
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia, a Viking puppet
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as King of Mercia
Succeeds as Queen of Mercia, eldest child of Alfred the Great
Succeeds as Queen of Mercia
Succeeds as Queen of Mercia, daughter of Athelred & Athelflaed
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