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Northumbria was in its earliest period split into two kingdoms, Bernicia and Deira. Sometimes a king of one of these kingdoms would claim overlordship over both, i.e., all Northumbria, with the king of the other kingdom being perhaps a subregulus. At other times it would appear that one king ruled both (all Northumbria) at once, and in the later period, Northumbria was indeed one kingdom under one king.
Bernicia
Ida
Glappa
Adda (son of Ida)
Æthelric (son of Ida)
Theoderic (son of Ida)
Frithuwald
Hussa
Æthelfrith (592-616)
Eanfrith (633-634)
Oswiu (642-670)
Deira
Ælle
Æthelric (d. 604)
Osric (633-634)
Oswine (644-651)
Oethelwald (?651-?655)
Alhfrith (d. ?664)
Ælfwine (d. 679)
Northumbria
Æthelfrith (604-616 — also king of Bernicia 592-616)
Edwin (616-633)
Oswald (634-642)
Oswiu (?655-670 — also king of Bernicia 642-670)
Egfrith (670-685)
Aldfrith (685/6-705)
Eadwulf (705/6)
Osred I (705/6-716)
Cenred (716-718)
Osric (718-729)
Ceolwulf (729-737)
Eadbert (737-758)
Oswulf (758)
Æthelwold Moll (758-765)
Alhred (765-774)
Æthelred I (774-779)
Ælfwold I (779-788 — first reign)
Osred II (788-790)
Æthelred I (790-796 — second reign)
Osbald (796)
Eardwulf (796-806)
Ælfwold II (806-808)
Eanred (808-840/1)
Æthelred II (840/1-844 — first reign)
Raedwulf (844)
Æthelred II (844-848/9 — second reign)
Osbert (848/9-867)
Ælle (867)Back to Anglo-Saxon Kings.
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