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The separate kingdoms which made up Anglo-Saxon England were:

The Heptarchy:

• Kent
• Northumbria
• Wessex
• Essex
• Sussex
• Mercia
• East Anglia

Subkingdoms of Northumbria:

• Bernicia
• Deira

Others:

• Isle of Wight
• Surrey
• Kingdom of the Iclingas
• Lindsey
• Hwicce
• Dalriada / StrathclydeStrathclyde was one of the regional council areas of Scotland from 1974 to 1996. It was named after the Kingdom of Strathclyde, which covered broadly the same area. Its largest city was Glasgow, and it was the largest region in the country, with a populat
• Whitghar

[..to be continued.. sjc ]

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