Sedna (Ireland)
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Sedna was the name of two legendary High Kings of Ireland.
1. Sedna son of Airtri was a great-grandson of Eber Finn. He ruled in the 10th or 14th century BC and was killed by his own son, Fiacha Finscothach.
| Preceded by Roitheachtaigh (I) |
High King of Ireland AFM 1358-1353 BC FFE 980-975 BC |
Succeeded by Fiacha Finscothach |
2. Sedna Innaraigh ("of the wages"), son of Breisrigh, was the first king in Ireland to pay his soldiers. He ruled in the 7th or 10th century BC.
| Preceded by Fionn mac Brátha |
High King of Ireland AFM 930-910 BC FFE 705-685 BC |
Succeeded by Simeon Breac |
