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A list of 1,000 Anglo-Saxon kingdom, sub-kingdom and folk names, from recorded forms such as West Seaxe, Mierce and Hwicce to new names built from the same Old English elements, like Stanseaxe, Wealdsæte, Fenware and Eastmearc.

About Anglo-Saxon kingdom names

Early England was a patchwork of kingdoms, sub-kingdoms and peoples, and most of their names say who lived there, not where the border ran. West Seaxe is the West Saxons, East Engle the East Angles and Mierce the border folk. Other peoples were named as dwellers of a place with -sæte or -ware (Pecsæte, the Peak dwellers; Cantware, the Kent dwellers) or as the followers of a leader with -ingas. A realm as such is a rice, a land or a mearc, a march or border.

About 90 entries are recorded names, in Old English or in their modern form: the seven kingdoms later called the Heptarchy (Wessex, Sussex, Essex, Kent, East Anglia, Mercia and Northumbria), plus Bernicia, Deira, Lindsey, the Hwicce, the Magonsæte, the Wihtware of Wight and smaller peoples such as the Gyrwe and Tomsæte. All the others are new names built from the same elements, such as Stanseaxe, Wealdsæte, Fenware, Hreodingas and Eastmearc. A built name is never offered as a recorded one.

Spelling follows Old English: æ is kept and th stands for þ and ð. Phrases such as Miercna Rice, kingdom of the Mercians, put the people in the genitive plural: -sætna, -wara, -inga, Seaxna, Engla. Modernized forms like Westmark, Aldermere and Fenset are there for maps that need plain letters.

How to choose Anglo-Saxon kingdom names

  • Name the people first and the land second: a kingdom of the Fenware or the Wealdsæte reads as more Anglo-Saxon than a realm named for its borders.
  • Match the ending to the size: -rice or Cynerice for a full kingdom, -sæte, -ware and -ingas for a sub-kingdom or tributary people, and -mearc for a frontier.
  • Build a believable map from one stem: Seaxe or Engle with compass prefixes (North Seaxe, Suth Engle) gives sister kingdoms that look related.
  • For a phrase of your own, put the people in the genitive plural before the noun: Fenware becomes Fenwara Rice and Hreodingas becomes Hreodinga Rice.
  • Write æ as ae (Wealdsaete) if your font, game engine or keyboard cannot handle the letter; readers will still know it as Old English.

Frequently asked questions

Are these real Anglo-Saxon kingdoms?

About 90 of the 1,000 are recorded: West Seaxe (Wessex), Mierce (Mercia), East Engle (East Anglia), Northhymbre (Northumbria), Dere, Beornice, Hwicce and peoples such as the Magonsæte and Wihtware. The rest, such as Stanseaxe, Wealdsæte and Fenware, are new names built from real Old English elements. Many are set on a real river, hill or forest, as in The Cotswold Dwellers or The Wear Angles: the place is real and the people-name is new. Because the elements are few, a built compound can happen to match a people or district named in an old charter, so look a name up before you treat it as invented.

What do -sæte, -ware and -ingas mean?

All three make the name of a people. Sæte and ware both mean dwellers, so the Wealdsæte are forest dwellers and the Fenware fen dwellers, while -ingas names the followers or kin of a leader, as in Leofingas, Leofa's people. The ending -sæte survives in the county names Somerset and Dorset.

What is the difference between a kingdom, a sub-kingdom and a people in this list?

Old English used a people's name for its territory, so one word can serve for both. As a rule of thumb for fiction, the compass names in Seaxe, Engle and Mierce and the names in -rice suit a kingdom with its own king, and the -sæte, -ware and -ingas names suit a smaller people under an overlord. Formal entries such as Cynerice of Suthmierce or Sub-Kingdom of the Hyllsæte spell the rank out.

How do you pronounce names like Mierce and Hwicce?

Æ sounds like the a in cat and sc like sh. C before e or i is usually ch, so Mierce is roughly MEER-cheh and Hwicce roughly HWITCH-eh, while Seaxe is close to SAX-eh. The stress falls on the first syllable.

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A: 24 names

  • Abbingas
  • Accingas
  • Acsæte
  • Acsætna Eard
  • Afen Seaxe
  • Afensæte
  • Aldermere
  • Alderset
  • Alderwold
  • Alnfolk
  • Alormearc
  • Angelcynn
  • Angleland
  • Anglemere
  • Arosæte
  • Æscland
  • Æscmearc
  • Æscsæte
  • Æscsætna Ethel
  • Æscwaran
  • Ashwold
  • Æspware
  • Æthelinga Eard
  • Axeset

B: 45 names

  • Babbinga Cynn
  • Babbingas
  • Baddingas
  • Beadumearc
  • Beofor Engle
  • Beonningas
  • Beorcsæte
  • Beorgingas
  • Beorgsæte
  • Beorgsætna Hlafordscipe
  • Beorgseaxan
  • Beorhtinga Mægth
  • Beorhtingas
  • Beornica Land
  • Beornica Rice
  • Beornice
  • Bernicia
  • Blæcweald
  • Bocsætan
  • Bosingas
  • Brackenfolk
  • Bremelmearc

B, continued

  • Briarmark
  • Brim Engle
  • Brimrice
  • Brimseaxe
  • Brimseaxna Leodscipe
  • Brimwara Cynedom
  • Brimware
  • Brocingas
  • Brockmere
  • Brocland
  • Brocsæte
  • Brocsætna Ethel
  • Broomset
  • Bruninga Cynn
  • Bruningas
  • Brycgware
  • Burh Engle
  • Burh Seaxe
  • Burhfolc
  • Burhleode
  • Burhware
  • Burnsætan
  • Bynningas

C: 52 names

  • Cadingas
  • Cantwara Land
  • Cantwara Rice
  • Cantware
  • Caryfolk
  • Cealcsæte
  • Cealcsætna Mægth
  • Cealcwaran
  • Ceningas
  • Ceolinga Cynerice
  • Ceolingas
  • Ceorlfolc
  • Ceoselsæte
  • Chalkland
  • Cilternsæte
  • Cissinga Cynn
  • Cissingas
  • Clæferland
  • Clægfolc
  • Clif Engle
  • Cliffolc
  • Clifingas
  • Clifland
  • Clifmearc
  • Clifrice
  • Clifsæte

C, continued

  • Clifseaxe
  • Cnebbingas
  • Colingas
  • Cranleode
  • Crawmearc
  • Creodingas
  • Cumbingas
  • Cumbmierce
  • Cumbsæte
  • Cumbsætna Mægth
  • Cumbseaxan
  • Cumbware
  • Cuthinga Ethel
  • Cuthingas
  • Cymeningas
  • Cynemearc
  • Cynerice of Eastmearc
  • Cynerice of North Engle
  • Cynerice of Stanseaxe
  • Cynerice of Suthmierce
  • Cynerice of the Æppelsæte
  • Cynerice of the Scipware
  • Cynerice of the Wealdsæte
  • Cynerice of Westhymbre
  • Cynetsæte
  • Cynewudu

D: 25 names

  • Dartfolk
  • Dearnefolk
  • Defnas
  • Deira
  • Denusætan
  • Deopweald
  • Deoringas
  • Deorwentsæte
  • Dera Mægth
  • Dera Rice
  • Dere
  • Doddinga Leodscipe
  • Doddingas
  • Dornsæte
  • Dryhtfolc
  • Duddingas
  • Dun Seaxe
  • Dunengla Ethel
  • Dunengle
  • Dunfolc
  • Dunmearc
  • Dunmierce
  • Dunningas
  • Dunrice
  • Dunsæte

E: 62 names

  • Eaddingas
  • Eafingas
  • Ealdinga Leodscipe
  • Ealdingas
  • Ealdmierce
  • Ealdormanry of Glæsmearc
  • Ealdormanry of Seolforland
  • Ealdormanry of the Colleode
  • Ealdormanry of the Higfolc
  • Ealdormanry of the Hors Seaxe
  • Ealdormanry of the Læssæte
  • Ealdwudu
  • Eappingas
  • Earnmearc
  • East Anglia
  • East Engla Ethel
  • East Engla Rice
  • East Engle
  • East Gyrwe
  • East Kent
  • East Seaxe
  • Eastcynn
  • Eastdæl
  • Eastfolc
  • Easthealf
  • Easthymbre
  • Eastmearc
  • Eastmierce
  • Eastmiercna Mægth
  • Eastseaxna Cynedom
  • Eastwaran

E, continued

  • Eastweald
  • Eatinga Rice
  • Eccinga Land
  • Ecginga Ethel
  • Ecgingas
  • Egwaran
  • Ellensæte
  • Elmwold
  • Engla Hlafordscipe
  • Engla Land
  • Engla Leode
  • Engla Leodscipe
  • Engla Mearc
  • Engla Theod
  • Englafenn
  • Englarice
  • Englaweald
  • Engle be Mere
  • Engle be Northan Humbre
  • Engle begeondan Humbre
  • Engle beheonan Humbre
  • Engle ofer Sæ
  • Engle on Fenne
  • Eoformearc
  • Eoforweald
  • Eofringa Eard
  • Eofringas
  • Eoppinga Cynerice
  • Eskmark
  • Essex
  • Exeware

F: 34 names

  • Færpingas
  • Fearnsæte
  • Fearnsætna Leodscipe
  • Feld Engle
  • Feldseaxe
  • Fencynn
  • Fenengla Eard
  • Fenengle
  • Fenfolc
  • Fenleode
  • Fenmearc
  • Fenmierce
  • Fenmiercna Eard
  • Fenrice
  • Fenseaxe
  • Fenseaxna Mægth
  • Fenset
  • Fentheod
  • Fenwara Rice
  • Fenware
  • Feor Engle
  • Fleaxfolc
  • Fleotsæte
  • Fleotware
  • Flintmark
  • Flodwara Eard
  • Flodware
  • Folcinga Eard
  • Folcingas
  • Folcrice
  • Fordware
  • Foxmearc
  • Frithland
  • Fromeset

G: 18 names

  • Gewisse
  • Godinga Ealdordom
  • Godingas
  • Gorstland
  • Grafware
  • Græge Seaxe
  • Grantware
  • Greater Kent
  • Greater Mercia
  • Greater Wessex
  • Grenweald
  • Greotsæte
  • Greywold
  • Guthinga Anweald
  • Guthingas
  • Gyrwa Mægth
  • Gyrwe
  • Gyrwe on Fenne

H: 86 names

  • Hæddingas
  • Hæfenware
  • Hammwaran
  • Hærfestleode
  • Hæselsætan
  • Hæthengle
  • Hæthfeldland
  • Hæthfolc
  • Hæthinga Theod
  • Hæthingas
  • Hæthland
  • Hæthmearc
  • Hæthmierce
  • Hæthrice
  • Hæthsæte
  • Hæthsætna Ealdordom
  • Hæthseaxe
  • Hæthware
  • Hawkmark
  • Heahengla Anweald
  • Heahengle
  • Heahmierce
  • Heahsætan
  • Heahseaxe
  • Heahweald
  • Heorotmearc
  • Heorotweald
  • Herefolc

H, continued

  • Heretheod
  • Heronfolk
  • High Lindsey
  • Hildinga Leodscipe
  • Hildingas
  • Hindweald
  • Hlawsæte
  • Hlincingas
  • Hnutweald
  • Hodderfolk
  • Hohsætan
  • Holensætan
  • Hollymark
  • Holmwara Ethel
  • Holmware
  • Holt Engle
  • Holt Seaxe
  • Holtfolc
  • Holtingas
  • Holtland
  • Holtmearc
  • Holtsæte
  • Holtsætna Eard
  • Hræfnmearc
  • Hræfnweald
  • Hreodinga Rice
  • Hreodingas
  • Hreodland
  • Hreodmearc

H, continued

  • Hreodsæte
  • Hreodwaran
  • Hrocweald
  • Hrycgsæte
  • Hrycgsætna Ealdordom
  • Hrycgwaran
  • Huddinga Ethel
  • Hullfolk
  • Humbre Engle
  • Humbrefolc
  • Humbremearc
  • Humbresæte
  • Humbresætna Cynerice
  • Humbreware
  • Hwicce
  • Hwicce be Sæferne
  • Hwiccna Mægth
  • Hwiccna Rice
  • Hwitinga Cynedom
  • Hwitingas
  • Hyrstengle
  • Hyrstland
  • Hyrstmearc
  • Hyrstsæte
  • Hyrstseaxan
  • Hyrstware
  • Hythseaxan
  • Hythwara Folc
  • Hythware

I: 13 names

  • Icensæte
  • Iclingas
  • Igseaxan
  • Igwara Eard
  • Imminga Eard
  • Inmierce
  • Inner Anglia
  • Inner Essex
  • Inner Mercia
  • Ironmark
  • Irthingset
  • Islefolk
  • Ivelset

K: 77 names

  • Kent
  • Kingdom of Æfenland
  • Kingdom of Morgenmearc
  • Kingdom of the Ash Wood
  • Kingdom of the Beacon Hills
  • Kingdom of the Boar Helm
  • Kingdom of the Border Folk
  • Kingdom of the Broken Tower
  • Kingdom of the Ceapware
  • Kingdom of the Chalk Downs
  • Kingdom of the Cliff Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the East Angles
  • Kingdom of the East Saxons
  • Kingdom of the Eastern Shore
  • Kingdom of the Fen Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the Ford Folk
  • Kingdom of the Giants' Work
  • Kingdom of the Gold Hall
  • Kingdom of the Great Fen
  • Kingdom of the Grey Stones
  • Kingdom of the Hearth Companions
  • Kingdom of the Heath Folk
  • Kingdom of the Hill Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the Humber
  • Kingdom of the Hunigsæte
  • Kingdom of the Huntingas
  • Kingdom of the Hwælware
  • Kingdom of the Hwicce
  • Kingdom of the Isenfolc
  • Kingdom of the Island Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the Leadon
  • Kingdom of the Long Dike
  • Kingdom of the Long Weald
  • Kingdom of the Mædsæte
  • Kingdom of the Magonsæte
  • Kingdom of the Marsh Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the Mead Benches
  • Kingdom of the Mercians

K, continued

  • Kingdom of the Middle Angles
  • Kingdom of the Middle March
  • Kingdom of the Nine Fens
  • Kingdom of the Northern Fens
  • Kingdom of the Northumbrians
  • Kingdom of the Old Street
  • Kingdom of the Old Wall
  • Kingdom of the Reed Folk
  • Kingdom of the Ring Givers
  • Kingdom of the River Folk
  • Kingdom of the Salt Marsh
  • Kingdom of the Scip Seaxe
  • Kingdom of the Sealhfolc
  • Kingdom of the Seven Fords
  • Kingdom of the Seven Hundreds
  • Kingdom of the Severn
  • Kingdom of the Shore Dwellers
  • Kingdom of the Smithingas
  • Kingdom of the Solent
  • Kingdom of the South Saxons
  • Kingdom of the Southern Downs
  • Kingdom of the Standing Cross
  • Kingdom of the Streamware
  • Kingdom of the Swan Road
  • Kingdom of the Tees
  • Kingdom of the Tor Engle
  • Kingdom of the Torsæte
  • Kingdom of the Wangleode
  • Kingdom of the West Saxons
  • Kingdom of the Western Weald
  • Kingdom of the Whale Road
  • Kingdom of the Whetstone
  • Kingdom of the White Cliffs
  • Kingdom of the Wide Water
  • Kingdom of the Winterleode
  • Kingdom of the Wolf Wood
  • Kingdom of the Wood Dwellers
  • Kingdom of Wight
  • Kingswold

L: 22 names

  • Land of the Five Thousand Hides
  • Landfolc
  • Landleode
  • Landtheod
  • Leahware
  • Leaxfolc
  • Leodrice
  • Leofinga Cynn
  • Leofingas
  • Lesser Anglia
  • Lesser Mercia
  • Lillinga Ethel
  • Lillingas
  • Limenware
  • Lindesse
  • Lindsey
  • Longwold
  • Lower Bernicia
  • Lower Mercia
  • Lullingas
  • Lundenware
  • Lygesæte

M: 80 names

  • Magonsæte
  • Magonsætna Land
  • Manninga Cynedom
  • Mapuldorsæte
  • March of the Bord Seaxe
  • March of the Fyrdleode
  • March of the Gar Engle
  • March of the Helmleode
  • March of the Scieldware
  • March of the Sweordfolc
  • March of the Weardsæte
  • Mærsewara Mægth
  • Mærseware
  • Marsh Lindsey
  • Marshset
  • Martenwold
  • Mearcengle
  • Mearcfolc
  • Mearcland
  • Mearcleode
  • Mearcrice
  • Mearcseaxan
  • Mearcwudu
  • Medwægware
  • Meonware
  • Mercia
  • Mere Engle
  • Mereware
  • Merscengla Mægth
  • Merscengle
  • Merscfolc
  • Merscland
  • Merscmearc
  • Merscrice
  • Merscseaxe
  • Merscware
  • Merseaxan
  • Micelfenn
  • Middel Engle
  • Middel Gyrwe

M, continued

  • Middel Seaxe
  • Middeldæl
  • Middelengla Mægth
  • Middelfolc
  • Middelmearc
  • Middelmierce
  • Middelrice
  • Middle Anglia
  • Middlesex
  • Midumbria
  • Midwold
  • Mierce
  • Mierce be Clife
  • Mierce be Eastan Sæferne
  • Mierce be Fenne
  • Mierce be Mearce
  • Mierce be Sæferne
  • Mierce be Westan Sæferne
  • Mierce ofer Mor
  • Mierce ofer Weald
  • Mierce on Dune
  • Mierce on Wealde
  • Miercna Anweald
  • Miercna Ealdordom
  • Miercna Hlafordscipe
  • Miercna Mearc
  • Miercna Rice
  • Miercna Theod
  • Mor Engle
  • Mor Seaxe
  • Morfolc
  • Mormearc
  • Mormierce
  • Morsæte
  • Morsætna Mægth
  • Mosware
  • Mundinga Cynedom
  • Mundingas
  • Muthwara Land
  • Muthware

N: 32 names

  • Næsswara Eard
  • Næssware
  • Nensæte
  • Niwe Engle
  • Niwe Seaxe
  • Niwmierce
  • Niwseaxna Anweald
  • North Engle
  • North Gyrwe
  • North Seaxe
  • Northcynn
  • Northdæl
  • Northeast Seaxe
  • Northfolc
  • Northhealf
  • Northhymbra Anweald
  • Northhymbra Rice
  • Northhymbre
  • Northmearc
  • Northmierce
  • Northmiercna Cynedom
  • Northrice
  • Northrige
  • Northsætan
  • Northseaxna Cynerice
  • Norththeod
  • Northumbria
  • Northware
  • Northweald
  • Northwest Engle
  • Northwest Seaxe
  • Nunningas

O: 14 names

  • Oakenwold
  • Oddinga Hlafordscipe
  • Oferhymbre
  • Ofermierce
  • Ofersæte
  • Oferwaran
  • Oiscingas
  • Old Anglia
  • Old Northumbria
  • Old Wessex
  • Ordinga Ethel
  • Ordingas
  • Otormearc
  • Outer Northumbria

P: 10 names

  • Paddingas
  • Pæginga Theod
  • Pantware
  • Pecsæte
  • Pecsætna Land
  • Pedridsæte
  • Pencersæte
  • Polware
  • Portwara Ethel
  • Portware

R: 14 names

  • Reade Seaxe
  • Realm of Garsecgmearc
  • Realm of the Frostware
  • Realm of the Mistfolc
  • Realm of the Regnleode
  • Realm of the Seolh Engle
  • Realm of the Snawsæte
  • Realm of the Thunorleode
  • Realm of the Wæter Seaxe
  • Riscsæte
  • Rithware
  • Riverfolk
  • Rotherfolk
  • Rygeland

S: 116 names

  • Sæ Engle
  • Sæ Seaxe
  • Sæbbinga Mearc
  • Sæfern Mierce
  • Sæfern Seaxe
  • Sæfernfolc
  • Sæfernmearc
  • Sæfernsæte
  • Sæfernsætna Rice
  • Sæfernware
  • Sæfolc
  • Sæleode
  • Saltmark
  • Sæmearc
  • Sandsæte
  • Sandsætna Leodscipe
  • Sandwara Hlafordscipe
  • Sandware
  • Særice
  • Sætheod
  • Sæwara Leodscipe
  • Sæware
  • Saxmere
  • Sceadumearc
  • Scylfsætan
  • Sealtsæte
  • Sealtwara Cynedom
  • Sealtware
  • Seaxcynn
  • Seaxe be Northan Temese
  • Seaxe be Sæ
  • Seaxe be Suthan Temese
  • Seaxe be Wuda
  • Seaxe ofer Temese
  • Seaxe on Wealde
  • Seaxfenn
  • Seaxland
  • Seaxleode

S, continued

  • Seaxmearc
  • Seaxna Hlafordscipe
  • Seaxna Theod
  • Seaxrice
  • Seaxweald
  • Seaxwudu
  • Secgsætan
  • Shieldmark
  • Sibbinga Rice
  • Sicginga Land
  • Sigefolc
  • Sigetheod
  • Siginga Mægth
  • Sigingas
  • Slædsætan
  • Slahsæte
  • Slohware
  • Southumbria
  • Stanengle
  • Stanland
  • Stanmearc
  • Stanmierce
  • Stanrice
  • Stansæte
  • Stanseaxe
  • Stanwara Mægth
  • Stanware
  • Stæthware
  • Stonefolk
  • Stoppingas
  • Strandengle
  • Strandfolc
  • Strandingas
  • Strandmearc
  • Strandrice
  • Strandsæte
  • Strandseaxan
  • Strætware
  • Strodsæte

S, continued

  • Stufinga Cynerice
  • Sturware
  • Sub-Kingdom of Leadmearc
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Berefolc
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Cnoll Seaxe
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Geatware
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Hierdingas
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Hwæteleode
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Hyllsæte
  • Sub-Kingdom of the Mæd Engle
  • Sumorsæte
  • Sundwara Cynedom
  • Sundware
  • Surrey
  • Sussex
  • Suth Engle
  • Suth Gyrwa Land
  • Suth Gyrwe
  • Suth Seaxe
  • Suthanhymbre
  • Suthcynn
  • Suthdæl
  • Sutheast Engle
  • Sutheast Seaxe
  • Suthengla Folc
  • Suthfolc
  • Suthhealf
  • Suthmearc
  • Suthmierce
  • Suthrice
  • Suthrige
  • Suthseaxna Ethel
  • Suththeod
  • Suthweald
  • Suthwest Seaxe
  • Swalwesæte
  • Swithinga Mearc
  • Swithingas
  • Swordmark

T: 181 names

  • Tamerware
  • Tæppinga Mægth
  • Tatinga Eard
  • Tatingas
  • Tawmark
  • Teignset
  • Temedsæte
  • Temes Mierce
  • Temes Seaxe
  • Temeswara Cynerice
  • Temesware
  • Tenetware
  • Thanesmere
  • Thanewold
  • The Adder March
  • The Aire Angles
  • The Ancholme Angles
  • The Angles Above the Tyne
  • The Angles Below the Cheviots
  • The Angles Below the Wall
  • The Angles Between Tees and Tyne
  • The Angles Beyond the Humber
  • The Angles Beyond the Ribble
  • The Angles East of the Idle
  • The Angles North of the Tweed
  • The Angles of Craven
  • The Angles of Ely
  • The Angles of Hallam
  • The Angles of the Coast
  • The Angles of the Coquet
  • The Angles of the Don
  • The Angles of the Glen
  • The Angles of the Lune
  • The Angles of the Sandlings
  • The Angles West of the Eden
  • The Anker Dwellers

T, continued

  • The Arden Dwellers
  • The Arrow Dwellers
  • The Bernwood March
  • The Blyth Angles
  • The Border Angles
  • The Border Kingdom
  • The Border Saxons
  • The Brent Saxons
  • The Calder Angles
  • The Cannock Dwellers
  • The Chalk Kingdom
  • The Chalk March
  • The Chalk Saxons
  • The Cherwell Saxons
  • The Chiltern Dwellers
  • The Churnet March
  • The Colne Saxons
  • The Cotswold Dwellers
  • The Culm March
  • The Darent March
  • The Dike March
  • The Dike Saxons
  • The Downland Kingdom
  • The Dragon March
  • The Fen Kingdom
  • The Folk Between the Rivers
  • The Heath Kingdom
  • The Hornbeam March
  • The Hound March
  • The Island Angles
  • The Island Kingdom
  • The Kite March
  • The Lambourn Dwellers
  • The Lavant Dwellers
  • The Leven Angles
  • The Linden March

T, continued

  • The Loddon Saxons
  • The Malvern Dwellers
  • The Marsh Kingdom
  • The Mendip Dwellers
  • The Meon Dwellers
  • The Mercians Beyond Severn
  • The Mercians Beyond the Wye
  • The Mercians North of Trent
  • The Mercians of Charnwood
  • The Mercians of Clun
  • The Mercians of Kinver
  • The Mercians of Morfe
  • The Mercians of Needwood
  • The Mercians of the Dove
  • The Mercians of the Erewash
  • The Mercians of the Fen Edge
  • The Mercians of the Leam
  • The Mercians of the Long Mynd
  • The Mercians of the Lugg
  • The Mercians of the Peak
  • The Mercians of the Soar
  • The Mercians of Wenlock
  • The Mercians South of Trent
  • The Mercians West of the Dee
  • The Nidd Angles
  • The Nine Hundred Hides
  • The Oak March
  • The Old March
  • The Orwell March
  • The Otmoor Dwellers
  • The Owl March
  • The Peak Dwellers
  • The Portland Saxons
  • The Quantock Dwellers
  • The Reed Kingdom
  • The River Angles

T, continued

  • The River Saxons
  • The Roebuck March
  • The Rowan March
  • The Saxons Beyond the Brue
  • The Saxons Beyond the Weald
  • The Saxons by the Sea
  • The Saxons East of Selwood
  • The Saxons of Andred
  • The Saxons of Athelney
  • The Saxons of Purbeck
  • The Saxons of Savernake
  • The Saxons of the Chalk
  • The Saxons of the Hamble
  • The Saxons of the Nadder
  • The Saxons of the Upper Thames
  • The Saxons of the Vale
  • The Saxons South of Thames
  • The Saxons West of Selwood
  • The Saxons West of the Tone
  • The Selsey Saxons
  • The Seven Thousand Hides
  • The Sheppey Dwellers
  • The Sherwood March
  • The Six Hundred Hides
  • The Tame Dwellers
  • The Tarrant Saxons
  • The Tavy March
  • The Tern Dwellers
  • The Test Saxons
  • The Thirty Thousand Hides
  • The Three Hundred Hides
  • The Torridge March
  • The Twelve Hundred Hides
  • The Ure Angles
  • The Waveney Angles
  • The Wear Angles

T, continued

  • The Weaver March
  • The Wensum Angles
  • The Wey Saxons
  • The Wharfe Angles
  • The Whittlewood Angles
  • The Wight Dwellers
  • The Windrush Saxons
  • The Witham Angles
  • The Wold Kingdom
  • The Wrekin Dwellers
  • The Wylye Dwellers
  • The Yare Angles
  • Thegnmearc
  • Thegnrice
  • Thistelmearc
  • Thorningas
  • Thornmearc
  • Thornsæte
  • Thornsætna Cynedom
  • Thornwaran
  • Thuninga Hlafordscipe
  • Thuningas
  • Tidinga Ethel
  • Tilinga Cynn
  • Tilingas
  • Tinemearc
  • Tinesæte
  • Tinewara Land
  • Tineware
  • Tomsæte
  • Treont Engle
  • Treont Mierce
  • Treontmearc
  • Treontsæte
  • Tudinga Cynedom
  • Tunninga Ealdordom
  • Tynefolk

U: 16 names

  • Under-Kingdom of the Fiscingas
  • Under-Kingdom of the Oxnaleode
  • Under-Kingdom of the Sceap Engle
  • Under-Kingdom of the Stormfolc
  • Under-Kingdom of the Windware
  • Under-Kingdom of Tinland
  • Up Engle
  • Up Seaxe
  • Upengla Ealdordom
  • Upper Deira
  • Use Engle
  • Useware
  • Ut Engle
  • Ut Seaxe
  • Utmierce
  • Utseaxna Eard

W: 78 names

  • Wadinga Ealdordom
  • Wadingas
  • Wantsumware
  • Weald Engle
  • Wealdcynn
  • Wealdengla Theod
  • Wealdfolc
  • Wealdland
  • Wealdleode
  • Wealdmearc
  • Wealdmere
  • Wealdmierce
  • Wealdrice
  • Wealdsæte
  • Wealdseaxe
  • Wealdseaxna Eard
  • Wealdtheod
  • Weallmearc
  • Weallwaran
  • Weder Seaxe
  • Weoludware
  • Wertheod
  • Wessex
  • West Engle
  • West Gyrwe
  • West Kent
  • West Seaxe
  • Westcynn
  • Westdæl
  • Westengla Cynerice
  • Westfolc
  • Westhealf
  • Westhymbre
  • Westmark
  • Westmierce
  • Westmiercna Ealdordom
  • Westrige
  • Westseaxna Anweald
  • Westseaxna Rice

W, continued

  • Westtheod
  • Westweald
  • Wibbingas
  • Wicginga Anweald
  • Wicwara Ealdordom
  • Wicware
  • Wifelinga Hlafordscipe
  • Wiginga Mægth
  • Wigingas
  • Wiht Seaxe
  • Wihtland
  • Wihtwara Cynerice
  • Wihtware
  • Wilsæte
  • Wininga Cynn
  • Wintinga Leodscipe
  • Wintingas
  • Wirhealsæte
  • Withigsæte
  • Woadfolk
  • Wolfwold
  • Wrenfolk
  • Wreocensæte
  • Wreocensætna Rice
  • Wudu Engle
  • Wudufolc
  • Wuduland
  • Wudumearc
  • Wudumierce
  • Wudurice
  • Wudusæte
  • Wuduseaxe
  • Wuduware
  • Wuffingas
  • Wulfmearc
  • Wyllware
  • Wynninga Theod
  • Wynningas
  • Wyrmweald

Y: 1 name

  • Yewmark