Meicen

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Meicen (also Meigen) was supposedly a post-Roman petty kingdom in the then-British North of England, believed by some to have been located in the area around Doncaster in modern Yorkshire^{[citation needed]}.

Meicen is held to have been annexed to Northumbria during the reign of King Edwin in around AD 626^{[citation needed]}.