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This list of kings and Chichester although within its modern boundaries.[1]
To call these rulers "monarchs" is potentially misleading; Noðhelm reigned with two or three colleagues and Oslac with four. The locations of the lands granted in their charters indicate that they reigned jointly and that there was no division of territory. Such joint reigns can also be demonstrated for Hwicce, Essex, and Wessex. Indeed, “[t]here is nothing remarkable in the existence of two or even more contemporary kings in the same people in the seventh century. The ancient idea that royal dignity was a matter of birth rather than of territorial rule still survived at this date.”[2]
In 825 the South Saxons submitted to Ecgberht, King of Wessex.
Kingdom of Sussex, Ealdwulf of Sussex, Aelfwald of Sussex, Oswald of Sussex, Osmund of Sussex
Kingdom of England, Christianity, Mercia, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
List of monarchs of Sussex, Ealdwulf of Sussex, Oslac of Sussex, Oswald of Sussex, Osmund of Sussex
Kingdom of Sussex, Aelfwald of Sussex, Oslac of Sussex, List of monarchs of Sussex, Ælle of Sussex
Chichester, Sussex, Bede, Monarchy, Isle of Wight
Æthelstan of Sussex, Osmund of Sussex, Dynasty, List of monarchs of Sussex, Kingdom of Sussex
Ottoman Empire, House of Vasa, House of Savoy, House of Bonaparte, House of Habsburg
List of monarchs of Sussex, Ælle of Sussex, Cissa of Sussex, Æthelwealh of Sussex, Eadwulf of Sussex