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Also Known As Ini
Died 726?
Title / Office king (688-726), Wessex
Egbert, from an undated engraving
Egbert
king of Wessex
Alfred the Great
Alfred
king of Wessex
Ceolwulf
Anglo-Saxon king
Edward the Elder
Edward
Anglo-Saxon king
Cynewulf
king of Wessex
Aethelred I
Aethelred I
king of Wessex and Kent
Ceawlin
king of Wessex
Hlothere
king of Kent
Aethelwulf, coin, 9th century; in the British Museum
Aethelwulf
Anglo-Saxon king
Cerdic
Cerdic
king of Wessex
Cenwalh
king of Wessex
Cynegils
king of Wessex
Centwine
king of Wessex
Beorhtric
king of Wessex
Caedwalla
king of Wessex
Aethelberht (Ethelbert)
Aethelberht
king of Wessex
Sigebert
king of Wessex
Cuthred
king of Wessex
Cynric
king of Wessex
Aethelbald (Ethelbald)
Aethelbald
king of Wessex

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