Cynewald
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Cynewald (c. 512 - c. 566) was, in semi-legendary Britain, the father of Creoda of Mercia and the son of Cnebba and an ancestor of the royal house of Britain.
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| 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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| Preceded by Cnebba |
King of the Iclingas | Succeeded by Creoda of Mercia |
