Ignoge
Family: Britons · Role: eldest daughter of Pandrasus · First appears: Book I 8–10
Pandrasus married his eldest daughter, Ignoge, to Brutus, providing him with ships, provisions, gold, silver, corn, and other necessities for the voyage. The marriage joined Ignoge to Brutus as he prepared to lead the Trojans onward.
During these transactions, Ignoge and Brutus had three sons: Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.
Relationship record
Life events
- Pandrasus married Ignoge to Brutus.(Book I 11)
Book I 8–10
- parent: Pandrasus (Pandrasus is identified as the father of Ignoge through the phrase “his eldest daughter.”) “I propose, therefore, that you request of him his eldest daughter, Ignoge, for a wife for our general”
- courtship with Brutus (Mempricius proposes Ignoge as a wife for Brutus, the general.) “I propose, therefore, that you request of him his eldest daughter, Ignoge, for a wife for our general”
- admirer: Brutus (Mempricius proposes Ignoge as a wife for Brutus, the general.) “I propose, therefore, that you request of him his eldest daughter, Ignoge, for a wife for our general, and with her, gold, silver, corn, and whatever else shall be necessary for our voyage.”
Book I 11
- parent: Pandrasus “I give him my daughter Ignoge, and also gold, silver, ships, corn, wine, and oil, and whatever you shall find necessary for your voyage.”
- married with Brutus “Accordingly he held a council, and directed messengers to all the shores of Greece, to get ships together; which done, he delivered them to the Trojans, to the number of three hundred and twenty-four, laden with all kinds of provision, and married his daughter to Brutus.”
Book II 1–7
- married with Brutus “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
- child: Locrin “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
- child: Albanact “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
- child: Kamber “During these transactions, Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons, whose names were Locrin, Albanact, and Kamber.”
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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.