-
Andhun was an
Ealdorman of Sus****
under King Æðelwealh, who was
slain by the Wes****
prince Cædwalla, who
invaded and
ravaged Sus****.
Berhthun and Andhun...
- Cædwalla's
brother Mul is
installed in his place. The sub-kings
Berthun and
Andhun are killed, and Sus**** is
subjugated by the West Saxons. Cædwalla conquers...
- the
South Saxon king Æthelwalh.
Caedwalla was
driven off by
Berthun and
Andhun of Sus****, who then
jointly ruled the
South Saxons. However, Bede reports...
- Æthelwealh, the king of Sus****. He was, however, soon
expelled by
Berthun and
Andhun, Æthelwealh's ealdormen, "who
administered the
country from then on", possibly...
-
subsequently driven out of Sus**** by two of Æthelwealh's ealdormen,
Berhthun and
Andhun.
William of
Malmesbury suggests that
Eadric became king of the
South Saxon...
- offspring, (bear) cub;
warrior Y Y Hunferthus, Humboldt, Hunbeorht/Humbert;
Andhun, Berthun; Ælfhun c.f. Hun of East
Anglia ing a god Y Inga, Ingeborg, Inger...
-
Downs (Hampshire). He is
expelled by Æthelwealh's ealdormen,
Berthun and
Andhun, who
jointly rule the
South Saxons. Cædwalla
invades Kent, lays it waste...
-
Downs (Hampshire). He is
expelled by Æthelwealh's ealdormen,
Berthun and
Andhun, who
jointly rule the
South Saxons. Cædwalla
invades Kent, lays it waste...
-
eventually expelled, by Æðelwealh's successors, two
Ealdormen named Berhthun and
Andhun. In 686 the
South Saxons attacked Hlothhere, king of Kent, in
support of...
-
subsequently driven out of Sus**** by two of Æðelwealh's ealdormen,
Berhthun and
Andhun.
William of
Malmesbury suggests that
Eadric became king of the
South Saxon...
