After fleeing to Armorica, (*) Aurelius Ambrosius returns and defeats one of these leaders in battle at Kaerconan, according to Geoffrey of Monmouth.
These two characters negotiate with the gentleman Simon and a king to organize a wedding to one of their daughters in a raunchy tragedy by Thomas Middleton, his only history play. These characters have been linked by J.P. Mallory and other scholars to a cult recorded by Tacitus at Alcis, partly because each of their names means "steed." According to Nennius, one of these characters organized a fake council for peace at which he had his soldiers murder their hosts, known as the "Treachery of the Long Knives;" Nennius also describes these characters landing on Thanet. After fleeing to Armorica, (*) Aurelius Ambrosius returns and defeats one of these leaders in battle at Kaerconan, according to Geoffrey of Monmouth. The daughter of one of these two characters, Rowena, was married off to Votigern in exchange for the kingdom of Kent. For 10 points, name these two legendary brothers said to have led the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes into Britain.
These two characters negotiate with the gentleman Simon and a king to organize a wedding to one of their daughters in a raunchy tragedy by Thomas Middleton, his only history play.
Hengist AND Horsa [in either order; prompt on Angles and Saxons if someone's stupid]