Kentish Rule
Hengest c.455-488
Aesc alias Oeric Oisc 488-512
Octa 512-540
Ermenric 540-560
Ethelbert
I (St.) 560-616
Edbald
616-640
Erconbert
640-664
Egbert
I 664-673
Hlothere
673-685
Edric 685-686
Mul 686-687
Interregnum 687-688
Oswin 688-690
Witred 690-725
Ethelbert II 725-762
Enmund 762-764 |
Sub-Kings under Mercian Rule
Heabert 764-765
Egbert II 765-772
Under Direct Mercian Rule
772-776
Sub-Kings under Mercian Rule
Egbert II 776-785 (again) (joint)
Almund 784-785 (joint)
Under Direct Mercian Rule 785-796
Kentish Rule
Edbert Praen 796-798
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Mercian Sub-King
Cuthred 798-807
Under Direct Mercian Rule
807-823
Mercian Sub-King
Baldred 823-824
Wessex Sub-Kings
Ethelwulf 824-839
Athelstan 839-851
Under Direct Wessex Rule
851-855
Ethelbert 855-856
Ethelwulf
856-858
Ethelbert (again) 858-860
Kent merged with the Kingdom of
Wessex in 860 |
Evidence of numerous joint Kings in Kent suggests
that, from the reign of King Ethelbert I, a separate sub-kingdom may
have existed based on the Diocese of Rochester:
Edbald c.560-616
Ethelwald c.616-640
Ermenred c.640-673
Edric 673-686
Sighere (of Essex) c.686-688
Swafheard (of Essex) 688-694
Ethelbert 694-725
Edbert I 725-748
Edbert II 748-762 (joint)
Erdwulf 748-762 (joint)
Sigered 762-764
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