Alwin I

Eowyn was a Celtic leader from the First Century a.t.b. whose first year of rule became the establishing year of the Imperial Calendar used by the Holy Britannian Empire.

Eowyn rose to prominance when he succeessfully stopped the Romans, led by Julius Caesar, from conquering the British Isles to become part of the Roman Empire. The Celts responded by chosing Eowyn as the Celtic super-king. Its unknown how much his dynasty have ruled until coming of Alfred the Great.