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Encyclopedia > Andragius

Andragius was a legendary king of the Britons as accounted by Geoffrey of Monmouth. He was the youngest son of King Cherin and succeeded by his son Urianus.



Preceded by:
Edadus		 Mythical British Kings
 Succeeded by:
Urianus





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Geoffrey of Monmouth (4081 words)
This prince had three sons, Fulgenius, Eldadus and Andragius, who all reigned one after another.
Then succeeded Urianus, the son of Andragius; after whom reigned in order, Eliud, Cledaucus, Cletonus, Gurgintius, Merianus, Bleduno, Cap, Oenus, Sisilius, Blegabred.
This last prince in singing and playing upon musical instruments, excelled all the musicians that had been before him, so that he seemed worthy of the title God of Jesters.
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