Albanact
Family: Britons · Role: king · First appears: Book II 1–7
Life events
- Brutus dies, and his three sons divide Britain among themselves.(Book II 1–7)
- Humber kills Albanact in battle and drives his people to seek Locrin's protection.(Book II 1–7 · 📍 Albania)
- With: Humber
- “Humber, king of the Huns, arrived in Albania, and having killed Albanact in battle, forced his people to fly to Locrin for protection.”
Book II 1–7
- parent: Brutus “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
- parent: Ignoge “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
- siblings with Locrin “These, after their father's death, which happened in the twenty-fourth year after his arrival, buried him in the city which he had built, and then having divided the kingdom of Britain among them, retired each to his government.”
- siblings with Kamber “These, after their father's death, which happened in the twenty-fourth year after his arrival, buried him in the city which he had built, and then having divided the kingdom of Britain among them, retired each to his government.”
- enemies with Humber “After they had a long time reigned in peace together, Humber, king of the Huns, arrived in Albania, and having killed Albanact in battle, forced his people to fly to Locrin for protection.”
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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.