Fulgenius
Family: Britons · Role: king · First appears: Book III 19–20
Life events
- Fulgenius returned with Pictish forces and besieged York.(Book V 1–3 · 📍 York)
- “he returned with a great fleet into Britain, and besieged York.”
- Severus was killed in battle, while Fulgenius was mortally wounded.(Book V 1–3)
- With: Severus
- “he was killed with many of his followers: Fulgenius also was mortally wounded.”
Book III 19–20
- parent: Cherin “This prince had three sons, Fulgenius, Eldadus, and Andragius”
Book V 1–3
- enemies with Severus “Notwithstanding which they opposed him with all their might under the conduct of Fulgenius, and often made great slaughter both of their own countrymen and of the Romans.”
- younger kin: Bassianus “For Bassianus was betrayed by the Picts, whom Fulgenius his mother's brother had brought with him into Britain, and who being corrupted by the promises and presents of Carausius, instead of assisting Bassianus, deserted him in the very battle, and fell upon his men;”
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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.