KINGS OF DUMNONIA

KINGS OF DUMNONIA = DOCUMENTED

Conan Meriadoc ap Gereint (Conan the Merry) (c.340–c.387)

Gadeon ap Conan (c.387–c.390)

Guoremor ap Gadeon (c.387–c.400)

Tutwal ap Guoremor (c.400–c.410)

Conomor ap Tutwal (c.410–c.435)

Constantine Corneu ap Conomar (Constantine of Cornwall) (c.435–c.443)

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Kings of Dumnonia 290-710 AD - DISCUSSION

The Kingdom of Dumnonia, located in present-day Cornwall and parts of Devon, was ruled by kings from around 290 to 710 AD. While detailed records from this period are scarce, here are some notable kings and significant points about the early history of Dumnonia:

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Kings of Dumnonia

1. King Doniert (Durnanet)

- Reign: Late 6th century (exact dates uncertain)

- Significance: Doniert is one of the most well-documented kings of Dumnonia, known mainly through inscriptions and historical texts. His reign is associated with the struggle against the Saxons and a desire to maintain Dumnonia's independence. He is thought to have been involved in conflicts with the invading Saxon forces.