This doesn’t apply to queens sadly (because there’s only a record of one) but the AngloSaxon kings’ names were pretty good. Better, there were lots of small kingdoms with excellent opportunities for nominal experimentation.  Here’s a handful, that I collected from http://www.britannia.com/history/h6f.html
From Wessex
- Eadwig (Edwy), All-Fair
- Edgar, the Peaceable
- Aethelred, the Unready
Danish line
- Svein Forkbeard
- Harald Harefoot
Anglia
- Wehha
- Wuffa
- Tyttla
- Raedwald
- Eni
- Eorpwald
No sorry, the Vikings win hands down…. but these names have a nice sound.
Can I assume you make the “vikings” win on the basis of two names, and is it a case of the surnames giving them “more points” 🙂
Yes and yes
Its all good 🙂 Any idea what sort of names the Jutes et al used or were they just like the Saxons / Angles etc?