List of monarchs of East Anglia
Chronological list

Timeline
Dynasty
Reign
King
Notes
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Wuffingas
d. 571
Wehha
Possible ruler; "The first to rule over the East Angles", according to Nennius.
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Wuffingas
571-578 (from unknown annal).
Wuffa
Possible ruler; son of Wehha and the king after whom the Wuffingas dynasty is named.
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Wuffingas
578 (from unknown annal).
Tytila
Possible ruler; son of 'Uffa' (Wuffa); acceded in 578, according to the Flores Historiarum.
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Wuffingas
Acceded around 616, died before 627.
Rædwald
Son of Tytila; named imperium by Bede, later interpreted as Bretwalda. The Flores Historiarum gives 599 for Rædwald's accession.
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Wuffingas
Died 627 or 628.
Eorpwald
Son of Rædwald; murdered by Ricberht.
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Wuffingas
c. 627 to c. 630.
Ricberht
Possible ruler.
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Wuffingas
Acceded c. 630.
Sigeberht
Abdicated to lead a monastic life; later slain in battle.
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Wuffingas
Acceded c. 630 (ruled jointly with Sigeberht until c. 634).
Ecgric
Slain in battle, possibly as late as 641; kinsman of Sigeberht.
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Wuffingas
early 640s to c. 653.
Anna
Nephew of Rædwald and son of Eni; killed, according to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
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Wuffingas
c. 653 to 655.
Æthelhere
Brother of Anna. Slain at the Battle of the Winwaed.
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Wuffingas
655 to 663.
Æthelwold
Brother of Anna.
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Wuffingas
663 to 713.
Ealdwulf
Nephew of Anna, Æthelhere and Æthelwold.
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Wuffingas
713 to 749.
Ælfwald
Son of Ealdwulf.
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East Anglian dynasty
Ruling in 749.
Beonna, Alberht and possibly Hun
Joint kings, of unknown origin. Alberht is also known as Æthelberht I. Nothing is known of Hun.
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East Anglian dynasty
Unknown.
Æthelred I
Possibly succeeded Beonna; sub-king named as the father of Æthelberht II.
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East Anglian dynasty
?779 to 794.
Æthelberht II
Accession date is from a late mediaeval source; East Anglian independence indicated by ability of Æthelberht to mint his own coins.
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Mercian dynasty
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Offa
Ruled Mercia from 757 to July 796; jointly ruled with his son Ecgfrith from 787 (who succeeded him and died after ruling for less than five months).
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East Anglian dynasty
c. 796 to c. 800.
Eadwald
Ancestry unknown; emerged as king during a period of instability following the death of Offa.
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Mercian dynasty
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Coenwulf
Ruled Mercia from 796 to 821: held dominion over the East Angles after Eadwald's brief reign; no precise date is known for the start of his overlordship in East Anglia.
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Mercian dynasty
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Ceolwulf
Brother of Coenwulf; ruled Mercia from 821 to 823.
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Mercian dynasty
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Beornwulf
Of unknown origin; Ruled Mercia from 823. to 826; killed during an East Anglian revolt.
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East Anglian Dynasty
827 to 845.
Æthelstan
May have led a revolt against the Mercians in 825. East Anglian independence re-established at his accession.
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East Anglian Dynasty
c.845 to 855.
Æthelweard
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East Anglian Dynasty
855 to 869.
Edmund (Eadmund)
The last native East Anglian king; acceded at the age of 14 (according to Asser); killed by the Vikings 20 November 869; canonised.
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Kings under Norse suzerainty
c.875.
Oswald
Sub-king, known only from numismatic evidence.
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Kings under Norse suzerainty
c.875.
Æthelred II
Sub-king, known only from numismatic evidence.
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Danish kingdom of East Anglia
c. 879 to 890.
Guthrum
East Anglia was awarded to him in 879 as part of a peace settlement with Alfred the Great of Wessex.
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Danish kingdom of East Anglia
Ruled until 902.
Eohric
Killed in battle (along with Æthelwold) in December 902.
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Danish kingdom of East Anglia
902.
Æthelwold
Sub-king of the Danes; killed in battle December 902.
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Danish kingdom of East Anglia
902 to 918.
Guthrum II
Killed in battle 918.
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East Anglia became part of England after 918. See List of English monarchs
East Anglia became part of England after 918. See List of English monarchs
East Anglia became part of England after 918. See List of English monarchs
East Anglia became part of England after 918. See List of English monarchs

Question: Who ruled the east angles until 749 and who was the dynasty named after?
Answer: The East Angles were initially ruled (until 749) by the Wuffingas dynasty, named after Wuffa.