<P> By the late fourth or early fifth centuries AD, Roman troops and officials had withdrawn from Britain . </P> <P> In Bede's ecclesiastical history, Vecta (sic), along with parts of Hampshire and most of Kent, was settled by Jutes . </P> <P> According to the Anglo - Saxon Chronicle, Cerdic and his son Cynric conquered the island in 530 . The Chronicle states that after Cerdic died in 534, the island was given to his nephews Stuf and Wihtgar . However, it is uncertain whether "Wihtgar", who is believed to have died in 544, was a real person or came from a misunderstood place name . The "Men of Wight" were known as "Wihtwara". Carisbrooke was known as the "Fort of the Men of Wight" ("Wihtwarasburgh"), or alternatively the fort may have been named after Wihtgar . </P> <P> It is believed that the island became a Jutish kingdom ruled by King Stuf and his successors, until 661 when it was invaded by Wulfhere of Mercia and forcibly converted to Christianity . When he returned to Mercia the island reverted to paganism . Arwald was its last Jutish King and the last pagan king in Anglo - Saxon England until the Vikings . </P>

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