Eastengla Cyningas
[[Ymele:Stedmundcrownedbyangelspierpontms736f42.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Eadmund East Engla Cyning, se hæþna menn ofslogon]]
'''Eastengla Cyningas''' ricsode on Eastengla rice, þæt is nu bedæled and hæfþ twa scira þa sind [[Norþfolc]] and [[Suþfolc]] and eac awrieh hiera rice in þæm [[Micel Fenn|Miclan Fenne]] in [[Grantabrycgscir]]e. Æfter Dena gehiersumoden þas land ricsode þrie Denisca cyningas ofer Norþfolce, Suþfolce and eac [[Eastseaxe|Eastseaxum]].

Þis rice wæs an þa seofen Engla riciu þa hattaþ 'Heptarchia'.

Eastengla cynecynn oþ 749 wæron [[Wuffingas]], þara fruma wæs [[Wuffa Eastengla Cyning|Wuffa]]. 

Æfter 749 wæron cyningas on Eastenglum þara cynn nis gecnawen oððe undercyningas under [[Miercna Cyningas|Miercna]] ealdordome. Scortlice wæs Eastenglarice besundrod æfter [[Offa Miercna Cyning|Offan]] deaþ cyninges in 796, ac [[Coenwulf Miercna Cyning|Coenwulf]] eft gehiersumode hit.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=121}} In 826 brac Eastengle hiera land fram Miercum þan [[Beornwulf Miercna Cyning|Beornwulf]] wæs forslegen. In 869 cwom [[mycel hæðen here]] and cwealdon [[Eadmund se Martyr]] se wæs Eastengla endmesta cyning fram hiera agnum folce.{{sfn|Jones|1973|p=421}} Dene ricsode in þæm lande oð 918 þan [[Eadweard se Ieldra]] gecnytted Eastenglaland mid Engla rice.

Þisses endmesta cyning wæs [[Godrum II]], Denisc cyning.

==Getalu==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col" width="200" | Gearas
! scope="col" width="100" | Cynecynn
! scope="col" width="200" | Cynedom
! scope="col" width="150" | Cyning
! scope="col" width="500" | Glesing
|-
| rowspan="31" | [[Ymele:East Anglian kings chart gray.svg|200px]]<!--275-->
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
| rowspan="13" |[[Wuffingas]]
| height="125pt" |d. 571
|[[Wehha Eastengla Cyning|Wehha]]
|Geald rica;{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} [[Nennius]] arecceþ þe Wehha wæs "Se form se ricsode ofer Eastenglum"{{sfn|Nennius|2008|p=46}} Died in 571. 
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="40pt" |571–578 (from unknown annal).{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|[[Wuffa Eastengla Cyning|Wuffa]]
|Geald rica;{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} Wuffa Wehhing: æfter him habbaþ [[Wuffingas]] hiera naman
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="125pt" |578 (from unknown annal).{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|[[Tytila Eastengla Cyning|Tytila]]
|Geald rica; Wuffing; fang to rice in 578, secgþ ''Flores Historiarum''.{{sfn|Yonge|1853|p=269}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="125pt" |Acceded around 616,{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} died before 627.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Rædwald Eastengla Cyning|Rædwald]]
|Tytiling;{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} se het ''imperium'' be Beda anf in bocum æfterweard‚ [[Bretwalda]]‘.{{sfn|Swanton|1997|p=x}} ''Flores Historiarum'' giefð 599 for Rædwaldes riceancyme.{{sfn|Yonge|1853|p=277}} Rædwald is Wuffinga ærresta þærof we witan mar þon nama
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|Died 627 or 628.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Eorpwald Eastengla Cyning|Eorpwald]]
|Rædwalding; morðslegen be Ricberhte.{{sfn|Colgrave|Mynors|1969|loc=book II, chapter 15}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|''c.'' 627 to ''c.'' 630.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Ricberht]]
|Possible ruler.{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|Acceded ''c.'' 630.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Sigeberht Eastengla Cyning|Sigeberht]]
|Rædwalding. Forscrah to beon munuc, ac geslegen in guþe in 637.{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|Acceded ''c.'' 630 (ruled jointly with Sigeberht until ''c.'' 634).
|[[Ecgric Eastengla Cyning|Ecgric]]
|Forslegen æt guþe, geald in 641;{{sfn|Kirby|2000|p=74}} [[Sigeberht Eastengla Cyning|Sigeberht]]es nefa and geald Rædwalding
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="75pt" |early 640s{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to ''c.'' 653.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Anna Eastengla Cyning|Anna]]
|Rædwaldes nefa and Ening;{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} acwæl, swa secgþ se Cranic.{{sfn|Swanton|1997|p=28}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|''c.'' 653{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 655.{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|[[Æþelhere Eastengla Cyning|Æþelhere]]
|Annan broðor. Geslegen æt [[Winwidfeld|Winwæd]]e{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="30pt" |655{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 663.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Æþelwold Eastengla Cyning|Æþelwold]]
|Annan broþor
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="275pt" |663{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 713.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Ealdwulf Eastengla Cyning|Ealdwulf]]
|Annan nefa
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="220pt" |713{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 749{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Ælfwald Eastengla Cyning|Ælfwald]]
|Ealdwulfing.
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
|rowspan=3|Yfera Eastengle
|height="60pt" |Se ricsode in 749.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Beonna Eastengla Cyning|Beonna]], [[Alberht Eastengla Cyning|Alberht]] and geald Hun
|Efencyningas þara frum in ungecnawen{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} Alberht eac het Æþelberht I.{{sfn|Hill|Worthington|2005|p=128}} Naht cneowþ man be Hune.{{sfn|Ashley|1998|p=244}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="60pt" |Ungewis
|[[Æþelred I Eastengla Cyning|Æþelred I]]
|Geald æfter Beonnan; he wæs undercyning se wæs Æþelberhtes II fæder.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=64}}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="50pt" |''?''779{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 794.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}}
|[[Æþelberht II Eastengla Cyning|Æþelberht II]]
|Late middelielde frum giefþ his gearas; Æþelberht hæfde sundormynete.{{sfn|Kirby|2000|p=164}} Be [[Offa Miercna Cyning|Offan]] beot wæa he ofslegen.{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
|rowspan=1|Mierce
|height="50pt" |
|[[Offa Miercna Cyning|Offa]]
|Ruled Mercia from 757 to July 796; jointly ruled with his son [[Ecgfrith of Mercia|Ecgfrith]] from 787 (who succeeded him and died after ruling for less than five months).{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}}{{sfn|Brown|Farr|2001|pp=5, 135}} Held dominion over the East Angles.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=64}}
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
|rowspan=1|Eastengle
|''c.'' 796{{sfn|McKitterick|1995|p=555}} to ''c.'' 800.{{sfn|McKitterick|1995|p=555}}
|[[Eadwald Eastengla Cyning|Eadwald]]
|Ancestry unknown; emerged as king during a period of instability following the death of Offa.{{sfn|McKitterick|1995|p=555}}
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
|rowspan=3|Mierce
|height="110pt" |
|[[Coenwulf Miercna Cyning|Coenwulf]]
|Ruled Mercia from 796 to 821:{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} held dominion over the East Angles after Eadwald's brief reign;{{sfn|Kirby|2000|p=179}} no precise date is known for the start of his overlordship in East Anglia.{{sfn|Brown|Farr|2001|p=219}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|
|[[Ceolwulf I Miercna Cyning|Ceolwulf]]
|Brother of Coenwulf; ruled Mercia from 821 to 823.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=122}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|
|[[Beornwulf Miercna Cyning|Beornwulf]]
|Of unknown origin;{{sfn|Brown|Farr|2001|p=222}} Ruled Mercia from 823.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 826;{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} killed during an East Anglian revolt.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=122}}
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
|rowspan=3|East Anglian Dynasty
|height="60pt" |827{{sfn|McKitterick|1995|p=555}} to 845.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Æþelstan Eastengla Cyning|Æþelstan]]
|Probably led a revolt against the Mercians in 825.{{sfn|Fryde|Greenway|Porter|Roy|1986|p=8}} East Anglian independence re-established at his accession.{{sfn|Brown|Farr|2001|p=222}}
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="50pt" |''c.''845{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 855.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Æþelweard Eastengla Cyning|Æþelweard]]
|
|- valign=top bgcolor="#ffffec"
|height="100pt" |855{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=67}} to 869.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Eadmund se Martyr|Eadmund]]
|Æþelwearding. The last native East Anglian king; acceded at the age of 14 (according to [[Asser]]);{{sfn|Giles|1858|p=115}} killed by the Vikings 20 November 869;{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} canonised.{{sfn|Yorke|2002|p=59}} Political organisation Eastengla Cyning following the death of Edmund is uncertain.
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
| rowspan="2" |Kings under [[Norsemen|Norse]] suzerainty
|''c.'' 869{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 875.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Oswald Eastengla Cyning|Oswald]]
|Underking, known only from [[Numismatics|numismatic]] evidence.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|- valign="top" bgcolor="#ffffec"
|''c.'' 875{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 878.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Æþelred II Eastengla Cyning|Æþelred II]]
|Underking, known only from numismatic evidence.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|- bgcolor="#ffffec"
| rowspan="4" height="50pt" |Danish kingdom Eastengla Cyning
|''c.'' 878{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 890.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|p=223}}
|[[Godrum]]
|East Anglia was awarded to him in 878 as part of the [[Treaty of Wedmore]] with [[Alfred the Great]] of Wessex. Died in 890 at the age of 55. {{sfn|Ashley|1998|p=246}}
|- valign="top" bgcolor="#ffffec"
|890{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|p=223}} to 902.{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Eohric Eastengla Cyning|Eohric]]
|Killed in battle (along with Æþelwold) in December 902.
|- valign="top" bgcolor="#ffffec"
|902{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}}
|[[Æþelwold Westseana Æþeling|Æþelwold]]
|Underking of the Danes; killed in battle in December 902.{{sfn|Stenton|1988|pp=321&ndash;22}}
|- valign="top" bgcolor="#ffffec"
|902{{sfn|Lapidge|1999|pp=508&ndash;509}} to 918.
|[[Godrum II]]
|East Anglian Danes accepted Edward the Elder's overlordship; killed in battle in 918.{{sfn|Jaques|2007|p=1006}}
|}


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{{Eastengla cyningas}}

[[Flocc:Engla Cyningas]]
[[Flocc:Ēastengla Cyningas|Ēastengla Cyningas]]
Eastengla Cyningas ricsode on Eastengla rice, þæt is nu bedæled and hæfþ twa scira þa sind Norþfolc and Suþfolc and eac awrieh hiera rice in þæm Miclan Fenne in Grantabrycgscire. Æfter Dena gehiersumoden þas land ricsode þrie Denisca cyningas ofer Norþfolce, Suþfolce and eac Eastseaxum.

Þis rice wæs an þa seofen Engla riciu þa hattaþ 'Heptarchia'.

Eastengla cynecynn oþ 749 wæron Wuffingas, þara fruma wæs Wuffa. 

Æfter 749 wæron cyningas on Eastenglum þara cynn nis gecnawen oððe undercyningas under Miercna ealdordome. Scortlice wæs Eastenglarice besundrod æfter Offan deaþ cyninges in 796, ac Coenwulf eft gehiersumode hit. In 826 brac Eastengle hiera land fram Miercum þan Beornwulf wæs forslegen. In 869 cwom mycel hæðen here and cwealdon Eadmund se Martyr se wæs Eastengla endmesta cyning fram hiera agnum folce. Dene ricsode in þæm lande oð 918 þan Eadweard se Ieldra gecnytted Eastenglaland mid Engla rice.

Þisses endmesta cyning wæs Godrum II, Denisc cyning.

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 Gearas Cynecynn Cynedom Cyning Glesing 200pxWuffingasd. 571WehhaGeald rica; Nennius arecceþ þe Wehha wæs "Se form se ricsode ofer Eastenglum" Died in 571. 571–578 (from unknown annal).WuffaGeald rica; Wuffa Wehhing: æfter him habbaþ Wuffingas hiera naman578 (from unknown annal).TytilaGeald rica; Wuffing; fang to rice in 578, secgþ Flores Historiarum.Acceded around 616, died before 627.RædwaldTytiling; se het imperium be Beda anf in bocum æfterweard‚ Bretwalda‘. Flores Historiarum giefð 599 for Rædwaldes riceancyme. Rædwald is Wuffinga ærresta þærof we witan mar þon namaDied 627 or 628.EorpwaldRædwalding; morðslegen be Ricberhte.c. 627 to c. 630.RicberhtPossible ruler.Acceded c. 630.SigeberhtRædwalding. Forscrah to beon munuc, ac geslegen in guþe in 637.Acceded c. 630 (ruled jointly with Sigeberht until c. 634).EcgricForslegen æt guþe, geald in 641; Sigeberhtes nefa and geald Rædwaldingearly 640s to c. 653.AnnaRædwaldes nefa and Ening; acwæl, swa secgþ se Cranic.c. 653 to 655.ÆþelhereAnnan broðor. Geslegen æt Winwæde655 to 663.ÆþelwoldAnnan broþor663 to 713.EaldwulfAnnan nefa713 to 749ÆlfwaldEaldwulfing.Yfera EastengleSe ricsode in 749.Beonna, Alberht and geald HunEfencyningas þara frum in ungecnawen Alberht eac het Æþelberht I. Naht cneowþ man be Hune.UngewisÆþelred IGeald æfter Beonnan; he wæs undercyning se wæs Æþelberhtes II fæder.}?779 to 794.Æþelberht IILate middelielde frum giefþ his gearas; Æþelberht hæfde sundormynete. Be Offan beot wæa he ofslegen.MierceOffaRuled Mercia from 757 to July 796; jointly ruled with his son Ecgfrith from 787 (who succeeded him and died after ruling for less than five months). Held dominion over the East Angles.Eastenglec. 796 to c. 800.EadwaldAncestry unknown; emerged as king during a period of instability following the death of Offa.MierceCoenwulfRuled Mercia from 796 to 821: held dominion over the East Angles after Eadwald's brief reign; no precise date is known for the start of his overlordship in East Anglia.CeolwulfBrother of Coenwulf; ruled Mercia from 821 to 823.BeornwulfOf unknown origin; Ruled Mercia from 823. to 826; killed during an East Anglian revolt.East Anglian Dynasty827 to 845.ÆþelstanProbably led a revolt against the Mercians in 825. East Anglian independence re-established at his accession.c.845 to 855.Æþelweard855 to 869.EadmundÆþelwearding. The last native East Anglian king; acceded at the age of 14 (according to Asser); killed by the Vikings 20 November 869; canonised. Political organisation Eastengla Cyning following the death of Edmund is uncertain.Kings under Norse suzeraintyc. 869 to 875.OswaldUnderking, known only from numismatic evidence.c. 875 to 878.Æþelred IIUnderking, known only from numismatic evidence.Danish kingdom Eastengla Cyningc. 878 to 890.GodrumEast Anglia was awarded to him in 878 as part of the Treaty of Wedmore with Alfred the Great of Wessex. Died in 890 at the age of 55. 890 to 902.EohricKilled in battle (along with Æþelwold) in December 902.902ÆþelwoldUnderking of the Danes; killed in battle in December 902.902 to 918.Godrum IIEast Anglian Danes accepted Edward the Elder's overlordship; killed in battle in 918.

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