Cyning Octa of Nohaut

Cyning Octa ͏͏͏͏

Octa was the Ænglic Saxon king of Nohaut, a Saxon-occupied territory in Cumbria that was formerly part of Malahaut.
As Octa was born in Britain and his family hails from Jutland, he was a Ængle and not technically a Saxon at all; the term Saxon is used colloquially. He wielded a magical axe.
He was the son of Cyning Hengest of Kent, brother of Cyning Æsc of Kent and first cousin of Cyning Eosa of Deira.
Octa was captured by Sir Artaire of Idmiston and Sir Gwyn the Witch Hunter in 480, but escaped from prison in 483 and allied with The Centurion King of Malahaut.
He was killed by Sir Penwyn of Oxenwood and his squire Asher of Appleton Thorn at the Battle of St Albans in 495.

Social

Family Ties

Octa was the second son of Hengest. He was the younger brother of Æsc and Rowena.
He had a son, Ossa, and a daughter, Ethfrida.
Through Rowena, he was the uncle of Cerdic. Through Æsc, he was the uncle of Kinniarc and Kynan.
He was the nephew of Horsa and first cousin of Eosa.
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Religious Views

Wotanism

Ethnicity

Saxon

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Cyning of Nohaut

Life

434 A.D. 495 A.D. 61 years old

Circumstances of Death

Killed by Sir Penwyn of Oxenwood and Asher of Appleton Thorn at the Battle of St Albans.

Birthplace

Durham, Nohaut, Cumbria

Parents

Cyning Hengest of Kent

Gender

Male

Eyes

Blue

Hair

Blonde

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First Appearance
Year 484: A Good Team
Death
Year 495: St Albans