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The names are given in modern English form followed by the names and titles (as far as is known) in contemporary Anglo-Saxon English and Latin, being the prevalent/('official') languages of the time.
This was a time when spellings varied widely, even within a document. A number of variations of the details below exist. Amongst these are the preference between þ and ð (hard and soft 'th').
The character '7' was used as represent ampersand '&' in contemporary Anglo-Saxon writings.
| Reign | Incumbent | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ??? to ??? | Wehha | VVehha EstAngle Cyning VVehha Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 571 to 578 | Wuffa | VVuffa VVehhing EstAngle Cyning VVuffa Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 578 to 593 | Tyttla | Tyttla Vvuffing EstAngle Cyning Tyttla Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 593 to 617 | Redwald | Rædvvald Tyttling EstAngle Cyning Rædvvald Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 617 to 618 | Eni | Eni Tyttling EstAngle Cyning Eni Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| c. 616 or 627 to 627 or 628 | Eorpwald | Eorpvvald Rædvvalding EstAngle Cyning Eorpvvald Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 628 to 631 | Ricbert | Ricbryht EstAngle Cyning Ricbryht Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 630 or 631 to ? 634 | Sigebert | Sigebryht Rædvvalding EstAngle Cyning Sigebryht Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Joint-king with Egric ; abdicated; Saint Sigebert |
| ante 634 to 635 | Egric | Ecgric Ening EstAngle Cyning Ecgric Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 635 to 654 | Anna | Anna Ening EstAngle Cyning Anna Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Murdered |
| 654 to 15 November 654 | Aethelhere | Æþelhere Ening EstAngle Cyning Æþelhere Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| late 654 to 664 | Aethelwold | Æthelvvold Ening EstAngle Cyning Æþelvvold Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 663 or 664 to 713 | Aldwulf | Ealdvvulf EstAngle Cyning Ealdvvulf Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| c. 713 to 749 | Aelfwald | Ælfvvald EstAngle Cyning Ælfvvald Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 749 to ? | Hun | Hun EstAngle Cyning Hun Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Joint-king |
| 749 to c. 758 | Beorna | Beorna EstAngle Cyning Beorna Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Joint-king |
| 749 to ? | Alberht | Albryht EstAngle Cyning Albryht Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Joint-king |
| c. 758 to 779 | Aethelred | Æþelred EstAngle Cyning Æþelred Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 779 to 794 | Aethelbert | Æþelbryht EstAngle Cyning Æþelbryht Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Saint Aethelbert |
| Mercian Dynasty | |||
| 794 to 796 | Offa | Offa Þincfriþing Miercna 7 EstAngle Cyning Offa Rex Mercia et Angliæ Orientalis Offa Rex Anglorvm | |
| East Anglian Dynasty | |||
| 796 to c. 799 | Eadwald | Eadvvald EstAngle Cyning Eadvvald Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| Mercian Dynasty | |||
| c. 799 to 821 | Coenwulf | Coenvvulf Miercna 7 EstAngle Cyning Coenvvulf Rex Mercia et Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 821 to 823 | Coelwulf I | Coelvvulf Miercna 7 EstAngle Cyning Coelvvulf Rex Mercia et Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 823 to 826 | Beornwulf | Beornvvulf Miercna 7 EstAngle Cyning Beornvvulf Rex Mercia et Angliæ Orientalis | |
| East Anglian Dynasty | |||
| 826 to 839 | Aethelstan | Æþelstan EstAngle Cyning Æþelstan Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 839 to 855 | Aethelweard | Æþelvveard EstAngle Cyning Æþelvveard Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 855 to 20 November 870 | Edmund | Eadmund EstAngle Cyning Eadmund Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Martyred; Saint Edmund |
| Sub-kings under Norse Suzerainty | |||
| 870 to 876 | Oswald | Osvvald EstAngle Cyning Osvvald Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 876 to 879 | Aethelred | Æþelred EstAngle Cyning Æþelred Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
| 879 to 890 | Athelstan | Aþelstan EstAngle Cyning Aþelstan Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Norse ruler Guthrum I , took name Athelstan at baptism |
| c. 881 to 895 (or 896) | Guthfrith | Guþfriþ EstAngle Cyning Guþfriþ Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Alias Hardicnut, Canute and Guthred |
| c. 890 to 902 | Eric | Eric Guþrumsson EstAngle Cyning Eric Rex Angliæ Orientalis | Eohric; killed in battle |
| 902 to 918 | Guthrum II | Guþrum EstAngle Cyning Guþrum Rex Angliæ Orientalis | |
After 918, East Anglia was under the rule of Wessex.