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Swæfberht

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King of Kent
For other uses, seeSwæfberht of Essex.

Swæfberht was a king ofKent, reigning jointly withOswine, and possibly alsoSwæfheard. Swæfberht issued an undated charter that was witnessed by Oswine,[1] and is probably theGabertus who witnessed a charter issued by Oswine in July 689.[2] He is usually combined with Swæfheard because of their similar names and overlapping dates, but multiple kingship was commonplace in Anglo-Saxon England, especially in Essex, where Swæfheard originated.

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  1. ^"c. A.D. 690. Swæfheard (Suabertus), king of Kent, to Æbba, abbess (of Minster-in-Thanet); grant of 2 sulungs (aratra) in Sturry and 3 at Bodsham, Kent. Latin".
  2. ^"A.D. 689 (July). Oswine, king of Kent, to St Peter's Minster (St Augustine's, Canterbury) and Abbot Hadrian; grant of 1 sulung (aratrum) of iron-bearing land, formerly belonging to the royal vill at Lyminge, Kent. Latin".

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  • 1 Existence uncertain (SeeEadbald)
  • 2 Also monarch of Mercia
  • 3 Also monarch of East Anglia and Mercia
  • 4 Also monarch of Wessex, Essex, Sussex and Mercia
  • 5 Also monarch of Wessex
Territories/dates[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]NorthumbriaMerciaWessexSussexKentEssexEast Anglia
450–600Sub-Roman Britain
Kingdom of Bernicia
EsaEoppaIdaGlappaAddaÆthelricTheodricFrithuwaldHussa		Kingdom of Deira
ÆllaÆthelric		Kingdom of Mercia
IcelCnebbaCynewaldCreodaPybbaCearlPendaEowaPeada		Kingdom of theGewisse
CerdicCynricCeawlinCeolCeolwulfCynegilsCwichelmCenwalh		Kingdom of the South Saxons
ÆlleCissaÆthelwealh		Kingdom of the Kentish
HengestHorsaOiscOctaEormenricÆðelberht IEadbaldEorcenberhtEormenredEcgberht IHlothhere		Kingdom of the East Saxons
ÆscwineSleddSæberhtSexredSæwardSigeberht the LittleSigeberht the GoodSwithhelmSighereSæbbiSigeheardSwæfredOffaSaelredSwæfberhtSwithredSigericSigered		Kingdom of the East Angles
WehhaWuffaTytilaRædwaldEorpwaldRicberhtSigeberhtEcgricAnnaÆthelhereÆthelwoldEaldwulfÆlfwaldBeonnaAlberhtÆthelred IÆthelberht II
600–616Æthelfrith
616–632Edwin
632–634EanfrithOsric
633–644OswaldOswiu
645–648OswiuOswinePenda
648–651CenwalhSeaxburhCenfus of WessexÆscwineCentwine
Kingdom of the West Saxons
CædwallaIneÆthelheardCuthredSigeberhtCynewulfBeorhtricEcgberht
651–654Œthelwald
655–658Kingdom of Northumbria
OswiuEcgfrithAldfrithEadwulf IOsred ICoenredOsricCeolwulfEadberhtOswulfÆthelwald MollAlhredÆthelred IÆlfwald IOsred IIÆthelred IOsbaldEardwulfÆlfwald IIEardwulfEanredÆthelred IIRædwulfÆthelred IIOsberhtÆllaOsberht		Oswiu
658–685WulfhereÆthelred ICœnredCeolredCeolwaldÆthelbaldBeornredOffaEcgfrithCoenwulfKenelmCeolwulf IBeornwulfLudecaWiglaf
685–686Eadric
686–771EcgwaldBerthunAndhunNothhelmWattBryniOsricÆthelstanÆthelbertMulSwæfheardSwæfberhtOswineWihtredAlricEadbert IÆðelbert IIEardwulfEadberht IISigeredEanmundHeabertEcgbert IIEalhmund
771–785Offa
785–794Offa
794–796Offa
796–800Eadberht III PrænCuthredEadwald
800–807CoenwulfCeolwulf IBeornwulf
807–823CoenwulfCeolwulf IBeornwulf
823–825Ecgberht
825–826Ecgberht
826–829ÆthelstanÆthelweardEdmundOswaldÆthelred IIGuthrumEohricÆthelwoldGuthrum II
829–830EcgberhtSigeric II
830–837WiglafWigmundWigstanÆlfflædBeorhtwulfBurgredCeolwulf IIÆthelredÆthelflædÆlfwynn
837–839EcgberhtÆthelwulfÆthelbaldÆthelberhtÆthelred IAlfred the Great
867–872Northern Northumbria
Ecgberht I		Southern Northumbria
Military conquest by theGreat Heathen Army
872–875Ricsige
875–886EcgberhtEadwulf IIHalfdan RagnarssonGuthredSiefredusCnutÆthelwoldEowils and Halfdan
886–910Kingdom of England
Alfred the GreatEdward the Elder
910–918Eadwulf IIEaldred I
918–927Ealdred IAdulf mcEtulfeRagnall ua ÍmairSitric CáechGofraid ua ÍmairEdward the ElderÆthelstan
927–934Æthelstan
934–939Æthelstan
939–944Olaf GuthfrithsonAmlaíb CuaránSitric IIRagnall GuthfrithsonEdmund I
944–946Edmund I
947–954Osulf IEric BloodaxeAmlaíb CuaránEric BloodaxeEadred
955–1013EadwigEdgarEdward the MartyrÆthelred the Unready
1013–1014House of Knýtlinga
Sweyn Forkbeard
1014–1016House of Wessex
Æthelred the UnreadyEdmund Ironside
1016–1042House of Knýtlinga
CnutHarold HarefootHarthacnut
1042–1066House of Wessex

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1066House of Godwin

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1066–1135House of Normandy

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1135–1154House of Blois

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