Enniaunus
Family: Britons · Role: king · First appears: Book III 19–20
Life events
- Enniaunus was deposed for governing tyrannically.(Book III 19–20)
- “and in the sixth year of his reign was deposed, for having preferred a tyrannical to a just and legal administration.”
- Idwallo replaced the deposed Enniaunus as ruler.(Book III 19–20)
- With: Idwallo
- “In his room was placed his kinsman Idwallo, the son of Vigenius”
Book III 19–20
- siblings with Margan “To him succeeded Enniaunus, his brother”
- with Idwallo (They are kinsmen.) “In his room was placed his kinsman Idwallo, the son of Vigenius”
Book XII 4–6
- parent: Malgo “For the great Malgo, who was the fourth king of Britain after Arthur, had two sons, named Enniaunus and Runo.”
- siblings with Runo “For the great Malgo, who was the fourth king of Britain after Arthur, had two sons, named Enniaunus and Runo.”
- child: Belin “Enniaunus begot Belin; Belin, Jago; Jago, Cadwan, who was my father.”
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Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.