Son and successor of Rædwald; baptised under the influence of King Edwin of Northumbria; slain soon after by Ricberht (HE II, 15).
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EORPWALD (c.625-27)
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- Sutton Hoo: Burial-Ground of the Wuffings
- The Defences of the Wuffing Kingdom
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- What Literature Tells Us About Some of the Beliefs Associated with Royal Burial-Mounds
- Wuffings’ Who was Who
- The House of Wuffa to the mid-eighth century
- Section A: The Upper Reaches of the Wuffing Genealogy
- Section B: The House of Wuffa down to the mid-eighth century
- (H)Rædwald’s unnamed queen
- ANNA or ONNA (c.640-54)
- ÆLFWALD (c.713-49)
- ÆTHELHERE [Æþelhere] (c.654-5)
- ÆTHELRIC [Æþelric] (c.630-40)
- ÆTHELWALD [Æþelwald] (c.655-64)
- EALDWULF (c.664-713)
- Ecgburh
- Eni
- EORPWALD (c.625-27)
- RÆDWALD (died c.625)
- Rægenhere
- RICBERHT (?c.627-30)
- SIGEBERHT (c.630-40)
- St Æthelburh [Æþelburh]
- St Æthelburh [Æþelburh]
- St Æthelthryth [Æþelðryð]
- St Jurmin
- St Sæthryth [Sæðryð]
- St Seaxburh [also known as Saxburga or Sexburga]
- St Wihtburh
- Tyttla
- Wuffa
- Section C: A Regnal List of the Later East Anglian Kings
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