Icel (person)
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Icel (or Icil) (? - c. 501) was the great-grandfather of Creoda of Mercia and the son of Éomer, last King of the Angles in Europe. Icel's son was Cnebba of Mercia.
Led his people across the North Sea to Great Britain.
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| Preceded by Eomer |
King of the Iclingas | Succeeded by Cnebba |
| Icel • Cnebba • Cynewald • Créoda • Pybba • Céorl • Penda • Éowa • Péada • Oswiu of Northumbria • Wulfhere • Æþelred I • Cœnred • Céolred • Céolwald • Æþelbald • Béornred • Offa* • Egfriþ • Cœnwulf* • Cynehelm • Céolwulf I* • Béornwulf** • Ludeca • Wigláf • Ecgberht of Wessex • Wigláf (again) • Wigmund • Wigstan • Béorhtwulf • Burgred • Céolwulf II • Æþelred II*** • Æþelflæd*** • Ælfwynn*** * also king of Kent and king of East Anglia ** also king of East Anglia *** deputies for Alfred the Great and Edward the Elder |
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