Genealogical Summary
| Latinus | |||||||||
| =Æneas | =Lavinia | (——) | |||||||
| Ascanius | |||||||||
| Sylvius Pandrasus | = | (Niece of Lavinia). I. 3. | |||||||
| Ignoge= | 1. Brutus at the age of 15 kills his father (I. 3.) Reigns twenty four years. (II. 1.) | ||||||||
| At this time Eli governed Israel, and the ark was taken by the Philistines, and the sons of Hector reigned in Troy and Sylvius Æneas, uncle of Brutus, in Italy. (I. 17.) | |||||||||
| Corinæus | Albanact | Kamber II. 1. | |||||||
| 2. Locrin = 3. Guendolœna r. 10 yrs.15 years. | Locrin by Estrildis has Sabre, who being drowned in the Severn, gives name to that river. | ||||||||
| 4. Maddan. II. 6. 40 yrs. | At this time Samuel governed Israel, and Homer flourished. | ||||||||
| 5. Mempricius 20 yrs. | Malim | Saul reigns in Judæa, Eurystheus in Lacedæmon. | |||||||
| 6. Ebraucus 40 yrs. (or 60, quære, II. 7, 8) | King David—Sylvius Latinus—Gad—Nathan and Asaph. | ||||||||
| 7. Brutus II., 12 yrs. and 19 other sons and 30 daughters, II. 8. | |||||||||
| 8. Leil 25 yrs. | Solomon—Queen of Sheba—Sylvius Epitus. | ||||||||
| 9. Hudibras 39 yrs. | Capys—Haggai—Amos—Joel—Azariah. | ||||||||
| 10. Bladud 20 yrs. II. 10. | Elijah. | ||||||||
| 11. Leir 60 II. 11. yrs. | |||||||||
| 12. Gonorilla =Maglaunus, 5 yrs. D. of Albania. | Regan= Henuinus, D. of Cornwall. | Cordeilla = Aganippus, K. of Gaul. | |||||||
| Margan | 13. Cunedagius 33 yrs. | Isaiah—Hosea—Rome built by Romulus and Remus. | |||||||
| 14. Rivallo | |||||||||
| 15. Gurgustius | (——) | ||||||||
| 16. Sisilius | 17. Jago | ||||||||
| 18. Kinmarcus | |||||||||
| 19. Gorbogudo = Widen | |||||||||
| Ferrex | Porrex | ||||||||
| Long civil wars. | |||||||||
| At length arose Dunwallo Molmutius, son of Cloten, king of Cornwall. II. 17. | |||||||||
| 20. Dunwallo Molmutius = Conwenna 40 yrs. | |||||||||
| 21. Belinus 5 yrs. in concert with Brennius. | Brennius | ||||||||
| 22. Gurgiunt Brabtruc. III. 11. | |||||||||
| 23. Guithelin = Martia | |||||||||
| 24. Sisillius | |||||||||
| 25. Kimarus | 26. Danius = Tangustela | ||||||||
| 27. Morvidus | |||||||||
| 28. Gorbonian | 29. Arthgallo | 30. Elidure | 31. Vigenius | 32. Peredure | |||||
| Arthgallo was deposed in favour of Elidure, who, after a reign of five years, restored his brother, who reigned 10 years afterwards. Elidure then reigned a second time but was deposed by Vigenius and Peredure: after whose deaths he reigned a third time. | |||||||||
| 33. Gorbonian’s son, III. 19. | |||||||||
| 34. Margan | 35. Enniaunus | 36. Idwallo | 37. Runno | ||||||
| 38. Geruntius | |||||||||
| 39. Catellus | |||||||||
| 40. Coillus | 41. Porrex | 42. Cherin | |||||||
| 43. Fulgenius | 44. Eldadusx | 45. Andragius | |||||||
| 46. Urianus | |||||||||
| 47. Eliud | 48. Cledaucus | 49. Cletonus | 50. Gurgintius | 51. Merianus | |||||
| 52. Bleduno | 53. Cap | 54. Oenus | 55. Sisillius | ||||||
| 56. Blegabred | 57. Arthmail | ||||||||
| 58. Eldol | 59. Redion | 60. Rederchius | 61. Samuilpenissel | 62. Pir | |||||
| 63. Capoir III. 19. | |||||||||
| 64. Cligueillus | |||||||||
| 65. Heli | |||||||||
| 66. Lud. III. 20 | 67. Cassibellaun | Nennius | |||||||
| Cæsar’s invasion took place during Cassibellaun’s reign. | |||||||||
| 68. Tenuantius | |||||||||
| 69. Kymbelinus | Jesus Christ is born in the reign of Kymbelinus or Cymbeline. | ||||||||
| Claudius | |||||||||
| 70. Guiderius | 71. Arviragus = Genuissa | ||||||||
| 72. Marius | |||||||||
| 73. Coillus | |||||||||
| 74. Lucius IV. 19. | |||||||||
| Lucius embraces Christianity: he dies, a.d. 156. | |||||||||
| 75. Severus | |||||||||
| 76. Bassianus or Caracalla | |||||||||
| 77. Carausius, V. 3. | 78. Allectus | ||||||||
| 79. Asclepiodotus | 80. Coel | ||||||||
| Helena = 81. Constantius r. 11 yrs. | |||||||||
| 82. Constantine, emperor of Rome | |||||||||
| 83. Octavius assumes the crown of Britain. | |||||||||
| (Daughter) = 84. Maximian, V. 11. | |||||||||
| 85. Gratian Municeps | |||||||||
| At this time the Picts and Scots harass the Britons, who apply to the Romans. | |||||||||
| 86. Constantine, prince of Armorica, comes to assist the Britons. | |||||||||
| 87. Constans | 89. Aurelius Ambrosius VIII. 2. | 90. Utherpendragon Igerna VIII. 17. = VIII. 19. | |||||||
| 88. Vortigern usurps the throne (VI. 9) and calls in the Saxons. | |||||||||
| 91. Arthur IX. 1. | Anne | ||||||||
| King Arthur dies, a.d. 542 (XI. 3.) | |||||||||
| 92. Constantine | 93. Aurelius Conan | 94. Wortiporius | 95. Malgo | ||||||
| 96. Careticus | 97. Cadwan | ||||||||
| Peanda | (sister) = 98. Cadwallo | ||||||||
| 99. Cadwallader | |||||||||
| Cadwallader goes to Rome, where he is confirmed in the faith of Christ by pope Sergius, and dies a.d. 689. | |||||||||
Footnotes
4 See Pitts and Voss.
5 Brit. Eccl. Prim. cap. 5