Margan

Role: duke · First appears: Book II 15–17

Life events

Margan and Cunedagius rebelled, captured Cordeilla, and imprisoned her.(Book II 15–17)
- With: Cunedagius Cordeilla
- “These, after the death of their fathers, succeeding them in their dukedoms, were incensed to see Britain subject to a woman, and raised forces in order to raise a rebellion against the queen; nor would they desist from hostilities, till, after a general waste of her countries, and several battles fought, they at last took her and put her in prison”
Margan and Cunedagius divided Britain between them.(Book II 15–17)
- With: Cunedagius
- “After this they divided the island between them; of which the part that reaches from the north side of the Humber to Caithness, fell to Margan; the other part from the same river westward was Cunedagius's share.”
Cunedagius killed Margan and gained the monarchy of the whole island.(Book II 15–17 · 📍 Kambria)
- With: Cunedagius
- “till at last he killed him in a town of Kambria, which since his death has been by the country people called Margan to this day. After the victory, Cunedagius gained the monarchy of the whole island”

elder kin: Cordeilla “Cordeilla began to meet with disturbances from the two sons of her sisters, being both young men of great spirit, whereof one, named Margan, was born to Maglaunus”
cousins with Cunedagius “the two sons of her sisters, being both young men of great spirit, whereof one, named Margan, was born to Maglaunus, and the other, named Cunedagius, to Henuinus.”
enemies with Cordeilla “These, after the death of their fathers, succeeding them in their dukedoms, were incensed to see Britain subject to a woman, and raised forces in order to raise a rebellion against the queen”
parent: Maglaunus “whereof one, named Margan, was born to Maglaunus”
enemies with Cunedagius “The war thus breaking out, he was met by Cunedagius with all his forces, who attacked Margan”

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