A holder of this title founded a city where he had earlier cured his leprosy by sitting in mud, and used magic to create hot springs there before dying while attempting to fly with artificial wings. That man was succeeded in this position by a man whose son-in-law Aganippus helped him regain this position, from which his sons-in-law had deposed him. Bladud held this title, as did a man whose ascension was presaged by the appearance of a comet before a battle. That holder of this title was a brother of (*) Aurelius Ambro
A holder of this title founded a city where he had earlier cured his leprosy by sitting in mud, and used magic to create hot springs there before dying while attempting to fly with artificial wings. That man was succeeded in this position by a man whose son-in-law Aganippus helped him regain this position, from which his sons-in-law had deposed him. Bladud held this title, as did a man whose ascension was presaged by the appearance of a comet before a battle. That holder of this title was a brother of (*) Aurelius Ambrosius and Constans, who were both enemies of Vortigern. A holder of this title is wounded in a battle at Camblam where he kills his nephew Modredus, and goes to Avalon to be healed. The lives of holders of this title are recounted in a pseudo-historical book by Geoffrey of Monmouth. For 10 points, name this title held by figures like Uther Pendragon and Arthur.
A holder of this title founded a city where he had earlier cured his leprosy by sitting in mud, and used magic to create hot springs there before dying while attempting to fly with artificial wings.
King of Britain [or king of the Britons] 