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Wihtwara was the
kingdom founded on the Isle of Wight, a 147-square-mile (380 km2)
island off the
south coast of England,
during the Anglo-Saxon settlement...
- "Cædwalla". Gutenberg.org. 12
December 2016.
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February 2021. "
wihtwara".
wihtwara.
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February 2021. jan
bayliss (29
March 2019). Arwald's...
- or Magonset, a sub-kingdom of
Mercia in what is now Herefordshire; the
Wihtwara, a
Jutish kingdom on the Isle of Wight,
originally as
important as the...
- The Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle also
lists Wihtgar and Stuf as
founders of the
Wihtwara (Isle of Wight) and a man
named Port and his two sons
Bieda and Maeglaof...
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Lindsey (which
survived as the
Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire) and the
Wihtwara (Isle of Wight).
These are
commonly referred to as "petty kingdoms". During...
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Wihtwara...
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Middle Ages, the
island was
settled by
Jutes as the
pagan kingdom of the
Wihtwara under King Arwald. In 685, it was
invaded by King Cædwalla of Wes****, who...
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Hwicce Kingdom of the Iclingas, a
precursor state to
Mercia Isle of Wight, (
Wihtwara)
Lindsey Magonsæte Meonwara, the Meon
Valley area of
Hampshire Pecsæte...
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Empire Ribe
Personal union 1013–1042 AD Sus****
Selsey Kingdom 477–825 AD Wes****
Winchester Kingdom 519–1018 AD
Wihtwara Wihtgarsburgh Kingdom 512–686 AD...
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later joined with
Mercia Northumbria –
formed from
Bernicia and
Deira Wihtwara Officially the
Roman Empire was
Christian at the
start of the 5th century...
