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Britain and Ireland after Rome

Map of Britain and Ireland c.700-c.800 showing Northumbria, Mercia, Wessex, Kent, East Anglia, Essex, Sussex, Welsh kingdoms, Picts, Ireland, Canterbury, Lindisfarne, Iona, and Offa's Dyke

After Roman rule ended in the early fifth century, Britain and Ireland did not become one new kingdom. They remained a patchwork of British/Welsh, Pictish, Irish and Anglo-Saxon peoples, with power shifting between many rulers.

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Britain and Ireland after Rome

Map of Britain and Ireland c.700-c.800 showing Northumbria, Mercia, Wessex, Kent, East Anglia, Essex, Sussex, Welsh kingdoms, Picts, Ireland, Canterbury, Lindisfarne, Iona, and Offa's Dyke

After Roman rule ended in the early fifth century, Britain and Ireland did not become one new kingdom. They remained a patchwork of British/Welsh, Pictish, Irish and Anglo-Saxon peoples, with power shifting between many rulers.

The Early-Anglo Saxons c.400–800 Lesson

The Early-Anglo Saxons c.400–800 Lesson