The first kings of the 'English' – Athelstan and Edmund – MJ Porter

(I'm re-sharing an old post which I've amended slightly, and added some new graphics). England, Wales, Scotland, the smaller kingdoms of Mercia, Wessex, Northumbria, East Anglia, Kent, Powys, Gwynedd, Dal Riada - for the uninitiated (including myself) the sheer number of kingdoms and kings that peopled the period in British history before 1066 can appear…

King of Kings – MJ Porter

Was King Alfred the Great the father of the English navy? Author Chris Bishop explains why the answer is 'not really' – Historia Magazine

Anglo-Saxon – The Road to Hastings and other Stories

My new book, King of Kings, has a number of main characters. Meet Athelstan, the King of the English. – MJ Porter

Family Tree of British Monarchs - Wikipedia, PDF, House Of York

Cathedrals, Communities and Conflict in the Anglo-Norman World (Studies in the History of Medieval Religion) (Studies in the History of Medieval Religion, 38) [Illustrated] 1843836203, 9781843836209

Why is Alfred the Great called 'Great' instead of other Saxon kings like Charlemagne or Athelstan? - Quora

Anglo-Saxon Vernacular Literary Culture Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Literature

King of Kings: Porter, MJ: 9781837511808: : Books

Feminist Approaches To Early Medieval English Studies PDF, PDF, Feminism

Kings of War (Brunanburh, #2) by M.J. Porter

King of Kings: Porter, MJ: 9781837511808: : Books

Bibliography - The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain

Hambledon Press Anglo-Saxon Myths, State and Church 400-1066 (2000), PDF, Anglo Saxons