Hengest
Hengest is a legendary figure in early English history and mythology, often associated with the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain. He is primarily known through later historical and literary sources, such as the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and Geoffrey of Monmouth's *Historia Regum Britanniae*.
According to these accounts, Hengest was a Jutish warrior who, along with his brother Horsa, was invited
After successfully repelling the attackers, Hengest and his followers are said to have demanded more land as
The historicity of Hengest is debated among scholars. While some see him as a genuine historical figure,