⚔️ House of East Anglia (Wuffingas) Family Tree (520-749)

Discover the fascinating history of one of England's earliest Anglo-Saxon kingdoms with this detailed House of East Anglia (Wuffingas) Family Tree, tracing the royal dynasty that ruled East Anglia during the formative centuries of early medieval England.

Beginning with the traditional founder Wehha in the sixth century, this carefully researched genealogical chart follows the House of the Wuffingas through the generations, from its earliest recorded rulers to Ælfwald, the last king securely known to belong to the dynasty. Rather than presenting only a simple succession of rulers, the artwork illustrates the wider royal family by including parents, children, siblings, marriages and principal branches wherever the surviving historical evidence allows, creating a true genealogical family tree.

The lineage includes some of the most significant figures in early Anglo-Saxon England, including Rædwald, whose reign established East Anglia as one of the most powerful kingdoms of the early seventh century and whose magnificent ship burial at Sutton Hoo is widely believed to commemorate his life and legacy. The chart also features Eorpwald, Sigeberht, Anna, Æthelhere, Æthelwold, Ealdwulf and Ælfwald, together with the renowned royal women Seaxburh, Æthelthryth (St Etheldreda), Æthelburh and Wihtburh, whose influence extended well beyond the kingdom itself.

Unlike the royal houses of Wessex and Mercia, much of East Anglia's early history has been lost to time. This family tree has therefore been carefully compiled using the best surviving historical evidence, with uncertain relationships clearly identified where the sources are inconclusive. Rather than filling gaps with speculation, the chart faithfully presents every securely or plausibly attested member of the Wuffingas dynasty, making it both an attractive display piece and a historically responsible reference.

Designed in House of Histories' signature medieval style, the artwork combines historical genealogy with elegant heraldic design, making it equally suited as an educational reference and a striking display piece for any history enthusiast.

Whether displayed in a study, library, classroom, office or family home, this piece celebrates the royal house that helped shape one of Anglo-Saxon England's most prosperous and influential kingdoms, preserving the legacy of a dynasty whose story still captivates historians today.

Perfect for:

• Anglo-Saxon history enthusiasts

• East Anglian history collectors

• English royal history collectors

• Genealogists and family history researchers

• Medieval history lovers

• History teachers and students

• Museums, libraries and historical societies

• Gifts for history lovers

Every House of Histories design begins with extensive historical research to create artwork that celebrates the remarkable people, families and dynasties that shaped our past.