Eni (East Anglia)

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Eni († around 618) came from the Anglo-Saxon royal dynasty of the Wuffinger from the Kingdom of East Anglia .

Life

He was the son of Tyttla and brother of King Rædwald . His three sons Anna , Æthelhere and Æthelwald became kings of East Anglias. Æthelric, named as son in the Anglian collection, is probably just a misspelling for Æthelhere. The most important sources for Eni are a mention in Beda Venerabilis ' Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum and in the Anglian collection , a genealogical list on the descent of King Ælfwalds (713-749) in the Textus Roffensis . Eni probably died around 618.

There is no evidence that Eni ruled himself. A participation in the rule of his brother Rædwald as sub-king is possible but unproven. The sources indicate that Rædwald's successor was his son Eorpwald .

Parentage Enis in Textus Roffensis
Ancestry
Ælfwald (Alfwald Aldwulfing)
Ealdwulf Ældwulf Æðelricing
Æthelric (Æþelric Ening)
Eni (Eni Tytling)
Tyttla (Tytla Wuffing)
Wuffa (Wuffa Wehhing)
Wehha (Wehh Wilhelming)
Wilhelm (Wilhelm Hrypping)
Hryp (Hryp Hroðmunding)
Hrothmund (Hroðmund Trigling)
Trygil (Trygil Tymaning)
Tyttman (Tytman Casericg)
Casar (Caser Wodning)
Wodan (Woden Frealafing)

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Individual evidence

  1. a b Anglian collection
  2. Beda: HE 3,18
  3. ^ A b Richard Hoggett: The Archeology of the East Anglian Conversion (Anglo-Saxon Studies), Boydell & Brewer, 2010, ISBN 978-1843835950 , p. 33.
  4. EB Pryde, DE Greenway, S. Porter, I. Roy (Ed.): Handbook of British Chronology (Royal Historical Society Guides and Handbooks) , Cambridge University Press, 1996 (3rd edition), ISBN 978-0521563505 , pp. 8th.
  5. Michael Lapidge, John Blair, Simon Keynes, Donald Scragg (Eds.): The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Anglo-Saxon England . Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford et al. a. 2001, ISBN 978-0-631-22492-1 , p. 508.