Trahern

Family: Romans · Role: uncle of Helena · First appears: Book V 8–9

Life events

Constantine advanced Leolin, Trahern, and Marius to the rank of senators.(Book V 8–9 · 📍 Rome)
- With: Constantine, son of Helena Leolin Marius
- “In this expedition he carried along with him three uncles of Helena, viz. Leolin, Trahern, and Marius, and advanced them to the degree of senators.”
Trahern captured Kaerperis after assaulting the city for two days.(Book V 8–9 · 📍 Kaerperis)
- “Trahern came to shore near the city, which in the British tongue is called Kaerperis, and having assailed it, took it in two days.”
Trahern dispossessed Octavius of his cities and crown.(Book V 8–9)
- With: Octavius
- “Trahern, when he found the day was his own, pursued Octavius, nor ever suffered him to be at rest till he had dispossessed him both of his cities and crown.”
Trahern was ambushed and killed by a magistrate and a hundred men.(Book V 8–9)
- “For as Trahern was one day upon a journey from London, he lay hid with a hundred men in the vale of a wood, through which he was to pass, and there fell upon him unawares, and killed him in the midst of his men.”

younger kin: Helena “In this expedition he carried along with him three uncles of Helena, viz. Leolin, Trahern, and Marius, and advanced them to the degree of senators.”
enemies with Octavius “king Octavius assembled all the forces of the land, and went to meet him not far from Winchester, in a field called in the British tongue Maisuriam, where he engaged with him in battle, and routed him.”
patron: Constantine, son of Helena “In this expedition he carried along with him three uncles of Helena, viz. Leolin, Trahern, and Marius, and advanced them to the degree of senators.”

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