Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 62.142.248.1

Toni Sihvonen (order #92780) 6
Weowara
Center: Wioh (Wye)
Aetheling: Cadda 446-456, Cenwalch 456-462, Penda 463-465,
Oswulf 465-466. Leofsige 466-469, Nothelm 469-473. Lyfing
473-507, Frithuwald 507-518
Cadda was the third of Hengist’s ship captains, given control
of the Great Stour River west of the Eastrige lands.
His theod expanded slowly westward, absorbing smaller
theods in its path and acquiring a reputation for bad luck.
All Weowara’s aethelings died in battle, except
Frithuwald, who stayed home with a broken leg during
the Badon campaign and subsequently fled to the continent.
After Badon, Frithuwald’s abandoned subjects are
British-ruled.
Wilrningas
Center: Tarenteford (Dartford)
Aetheling: Wighelm 432-450. Horsa 450-456, Wiglaf 456-480,
Weohstan 480-482, Merehwit 482, Weohstan 482-495,
Wulfgar 495-512, Wilhelm 512-518
Wighelm and his followers settled in the Thames estuary
before Hengist and Horsa landed at Thanet, as federates
of the Cantiacii. When Vortigern gave Kent to Hengist as
bride price for Rowena in 450, the already-established
Wighelm protested too vigorously and was slain in battle.
Horsa ruled the theod until his own death at the battle of
Aylesford. Subsequently the theod reverted to Wighelm’s
son Wiglaf and remained in the family, except for an
abortive rebellion by a thegn in 482. The Wilmingas
made a good living charging “toll” to ships traveling to
London, using a powerful squadron of ships to control
the Thames estuary - often provoking feuds with other
Saxons. After Badon, Arthur recruits the Wilmingas as
river patrolmen and customs inspectors.
Wincelingas
Center: Melentun (Milton)
Aetheling: Wincel 436-445. Edbert 445-462, Egbalth 463-471,
Wiglaf 471-480. Weohstan 480-495,
Heahwine 495-510, Herewerd 510-518
Wincel was the brother of Wighelm, who founded the
neighboring Wilmingas theod. Wincel’s son Edbert sheltered
Wighelm’s son Wiglaf during Horsa’s control of the
Wilmingas; Wiglaf subsequently ruled both theods until
he was succeeded by his son Weohstan. Weohstan’s two
sons Wulfgar and Heahwine divided the two theods amicably.
the Wincelingas supported the Wilmingas’ river
pi racy.