Northumbria

History

The Kingdom of Northumbria (i.e., Norþanhymbra / Norþhymbre) was situated in areas now composed of Northern England and Southeast Scotland. The name is derived from the southern border, defined by the Humber estuary.

1.  Map of “Northumbria“, Wikipedia

CyningaS

• Bernicia
  1. Esa / Oesa
  2. Eoppa
  3. Ida
  4. Glappa / Clappa
  5. Adda
  6. Æþelric
  7. Theodric
  8. Frithuwald
  9. Hussa
  10. Æþelfrith
  11. Edwin (616-632); Deira dynasty
  12. Eanfrith (632-633); Bernicia dynasty
  13. Oswald (634-642); Bernicia dynasty
  14. Oswiu (642-654); Bernicia dynasty
• Deira
  15. Ælla / Ælli
  16. Æþelric / Ædilric
  17. Æþelfrith (593/604-616); ; Bernicia dynasty
  18. Edwin (616-632); Deira dynasty
  19. Osric
  20. Oswald
  21. Oswiu
  22. Oswine
  23. Æþelwold
  24. Oswiu
  25. Alchfrith
  26. Ælfwine
• Northumbria
  27. Oswiu
  28. Ecgfrith
  29. Aldfrith / Ealdfrith / Aldfrid
  30. Eadwulf
  31. Osred I
  32. Coenred
  33. Osric
  34. Ceolwulf
  35. Ceolwulf
  36. Eadberht
  37. Oswulf / Osulf
  38. Æþelwald Moll
  39. Alhred
  40. Æþelred I
  41. Ælfwald I
  42. Osred II
  43. Æþelred I (790-796); restored
  44. Osbald
  45. Eardwulf
  46. Ælfwald II / Elfwald II
  47. Eardwulf
  48. Eanred
  49. Æþelred II (ca. 854-858)
  50. Rædwulf
  51. Æþelred II (ca. 858-862); restored
  52. Osberht / Osbert (848/9-862/3); deposed
  53. Ælle II (862/3/7-867); usurper, killed by Danes
  54. Osberht / Osbert (867-867); killed by Danes
• Northumbria / Norse Era
  55. Ecgberht (867-872)
  56. Ricsige
  57. Ecgberht II
  58. Guðroðr
  59. Sigfroðr
  60. Knútr
  61. Æþelwold
  62. Hálfdan, Eowils, Ingwær
  63. Eadwulf II
  64. Ealdred
  65. Ragnall ua Ímair
  66. Sigtrygg Caech
  67. Æþelstan of Wessex
  68. Amlaib mac Gofraid
  69. Amlaib Cuarán
  70. Ragnall mac Gofraid
  71. Eadmund of Wessex
  72. Eric
  73. Amlaib Cuarán (949-952; again
  74. Eric (952-954); again
  75. Eadred of Wessex (954- )