Óengus mac Fergusa

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Óengus mac Fergusa was an 8th-century king of the Picts who became one of the most powerful rulers in early medieval northern Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 8th-century monarch
Pictish king
conflict wars with Dál Riata
wars with Northumbria
continent Europe
country Pictland NERFINISHED
deathDate 761
deathPlace Pictland NERFINISHED
describedAs one of the most powerful rulers in early medieval northern Britain
ethnicGroup Picts NERFINISHED
father Fergus NERFINISHED
hasTitle King of the Picts NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Scotland NERFINISHED
knownAs Angus son of Fergus NERFINISHED
Onuist mac Uurgust NERFINISHED
languageUsed Old Irish
Pictish
nativeLanguage Pictish
notableFor establishing Pictish dominance in northern Britain
influence over the kingdom of Dál Riata
involvement in Northumbrian politics
military campaigns against neighboring kingdoms
occupation ruler
partOf early medieval northern Britain
positionHeld King of the Picts NERFINISHED
predecessor Nechtan mac Der-Ilei NERFINISHED
realm Pictland NERFINISHED
region northern Britain
reignEnd 761
reignStart c. 732
religion Christianity
residence Pictland NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
source Irish annals
Pictish king-lists
medieval annals
successor Bridei mac Fergus NERFINISHED
timePeriod 8th century

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Óengus I of the Picts name Óengus mac Fergusa