Urian

Family: Mureif · Role: king of Mureif · First appears: Book IX 7–10

Life events

Arthur restored Augusel, Urian, and Lot to their ancestral governments and offices.(Book IX 7–10 · 📍 York)
- With: Arthur Lot Augusel
- “Being willing therefore to bestow on these, as he did on others, the rights of their ancestors, he restored to Augusel the sovereignty over the Scots; his brother Urian he honoured with the sceptre of Mureif; and Lot, who in time of Aurelius Ambrosius had married his sister, by whom he had two sons, Walgan and Modred, he re-established in the consulship of Londonesia, and the other provinces belonging to him.”

siblings with Lot “There were there three brothers of royal blood, viz. Lot, Urian, and Augusel”
siblings with Augusel “There were there three brothers of royal blood, viz. Lot, Urian, and Augusel”
sworn: Arthur “his brother Urian he honoured with the sceptre of Mureif”

sworn: Arthur (Urian is one of the kings summoned to Arthur's court.) “Ambassadors were then sent into several kingdoms, to invite to court the princes both of Gaul and all the adjacent islands. Accordingly there came Augusel, king of Albania, now Scotland; Urian, king of Mureif; Cadwallo Lewirh, king of the Venedotians, now called the North Wales men; Sater, king of the Demetians, or South Wales men; Cador, king of Cornwall;”

siblings with Augusel “Augusel, king of Albania, and Walgan, the king's nephew, with innumerable others. Augusel was succeeded in his kingdom by Eventus, his brother Urian's son”
child: Eventus “Augusel was succeeded in his kingdom by Eventus, his brother Urian's son”

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