Definition of: Mercia

(mûr′shē·ə, -shə)
An ancient Anglo–Saxon kingdom of central England, later annexed to Wessex.

Most often used phrases:

Mercia king
west Mercia
Mercia police
Mercia c
Mercia mudstone
Mercia constabulary
farr Mercia
Mercia penda
Mercia fm
Mercia ca
Mercia family tree
Mercia macdermott
northumbria Mercia
ruled Mercia
Mercia bretwalda

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"Mercia" has the frequency of use of 0.0002% on en.wikipedia.org.

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Definition of: Mercia

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