The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle provides dates and locations of four battles which Hengest and his brother Horsa fought against the British in the county of Kent. Vortigern is said to have been the commander of the British for only the first battle; the opponents in the next three battles are variously termed "British" and "Welsh", which is not unusual for this part of the Chronicle. The Chronicle locates the Battle of Wippedesfleot as the place where the Saxons first landed, dated 465 in Wippedsfleot and thought to be Ebbsfleet near Ramsgate. The year 455 is the last date when Vortigern is mentioned.
THE anglO-saxoN ChroniclE the ANgLo-saXoN chrONicle pROviDes Dates AnD locatioNs of FoUR batTleS WhICH hEngest anD hiS BRoTHer HOrsA FoughT aGainst The british in the COUNty of keNt. vORtiGeRn iS Said To HavE Been THe CoMmAnder oF ThE BRItisH foR Only the First Battle; the opPONeNtS in ThE Next three batTLEs arE vaRiouSlY teRmed "briTisH" and "weLsh", which Is noT uNusuAL foR this parT of the chrONicle The cHRonIcle LOcaTES the batTLe oF WippedESflEoT as the place wheRE the sAXOnS fIrSt landEd dAted 465 in wIppedSFleOt And thought TO Be ebbsfleET Near raMsgate The year 455 iS tHE LASt Date wHEn VoRTiGErn is mEntIOned.