Regau

Family: Britons · Role: daughter · First appears: Book II 8–11

Life events

• Leir married Gonorilla and Regau to dukes, granting them half Britain and future succession to the monarchy.(Book II 8–11)
  • With: Leir Gonorilla
  • “he bestowed his two other daughters upon the dukes of Cornwall and Albania, with half the island at present, but after his death, the inheritance of the whole monarchy of Britain.”
• Leir was deprived of Britain and all regal authority by his sons-in-law and daughters.(Book II 12–14 · 📍 Britain)
  • With: Leir Maglaunus Gonorilla Henuinus
  • “the two dukes, on whom he had bestowed Britain with his two daughters, fostered an insurrection against him, and deprived him of his kingdom, and of all regal authority, which he had hitherto exercised with great power and glory.”
• Leir left Henuinus after Regau ordered all but five attendants discharged.(Book II 12–14 · 📍 Cornwall)
  • With: Leir Henuinus
  • “so that she commanded her father to discharge all his attendants but five, and to be contented with their service.”

Book II 8–11

• parent: Leir “He was without male issue, but had three daughters, whose names were Gonorilla, Regau, and Cordeilla”
• siblings with Gonorilla “Then Regau, the second daughter, willing, after the example of her sister”
• siblings with Cordeilla “But Cordeilla, the youngest, understanding how easily he was satisfied with the flattering expressions of her sisters”

Book II 12–14

• parent: Leir “went to Henuinus, duke of Cornwall, to whom he had married his daughter Regau”
• married with Henuinus “Henuinus, duke of Cornwall, to whom he had married his daughter Regau”

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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.