Ceolwulf I of Mercia

Ceolwulf I of Mercia

Ceolwulf I was King of Mercia and Kent, from 821 to 823. He was the brother of Cœnwulf, his predecessor, and was deposed by Beornwulf.

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Titles of nobility
Preceded by
Coenwulf		 King of Mercia
821–823		 Succeeded by
Beornwulf
King of East Anglia
821–823
King of Kent
821–823		 Succeeded by
Baldred
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Kingdom of Mercia
527–918
Icel • Cnebba • Cynewald • Creoda • Pybba • Cearl • Penda • Eowa • Peada • Oswiu of Northumbria • Wulfhere • Æthelred I • Coenred • Ceolred • Ceolwald • Æthelbald • Beornred • Offa1 • Ecgfrith • Coenwulf1 • Cynehelm • Ceolwulf I1 • Beornwulf2 • Ludeca • Wiglaf • Ecgberht of Wessex • Wigmund • Wigstan • Ælfflæd • Beorhtwulf • Burgred • Ceolwulf II • Æthelred II3 • Æthelflæd3 • Ælfwynn3
Coin with a man in profile surrounded by lettering reading OFFAREXMERCIOR
Later monarchs
Æthelstan4 • Eadgar4
1Also King of Kent and East Anglia. 2Also King of East Anglia. 3Recognising West Saxon overlordship.
4Titular King of Mercia following the creation of the Kingdom of England.
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Wehha  • Wuffa  • Tytila  • Rædwald  • Eorpwald  • Ricberht  • Sigeberht^  • Ecgric^  • Anna  • Æthelhere  • Æthelwold  • Ealdwulf  • Ælfwald  • Hun^  • Beorna^  • Alberht^  • Æthelred‡  • Æthelberht II  • Offa  • Eadwald  • Cœnwulf  • Ceolwulf  • Béornwulf†  • Æthelstan  • Æthelweard  • Edmund the Martyr  • Oswald‡  • Æthelred II‡  • Guthrum I†  • Eohric†  • Æthelwold‡  • Guthrum II†

^ co-kings also king of Kent and king of Mercia † also king of Mercia ‡sub-kings †Danes
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Hengest · Horsa · Oisc · Octa · Eormenric · Æthelberht I · Eadbald · Æðelwald · Eorcenberht · Eormenred · Ecgberht I · Hlothhere · Eadric · Mul · Swæfheard · Swæfberht · Oswine · Wihtred · Aelfric · Eadbert I  · Æthelbert II · Eardwulf · Eadberht II · Sigered · Eanmund · Heaberht · Egbert II · Ealhmund · Eadberht III Præn · Cuthred · Coenwulf · Ceolwulf I† · Baldred · Egbert‡ · Æthelwulf* · Æthelstan* · Æthelberht* · Æthelred
Also monarch of Mercia. † Also monarch of East Anglia and Mercia. ‡ Also monarch of Wessex, Essex, Sussex and Mercia. * Also monarch of Wessex.

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