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Sledda (587? - c. 604) was a King of Essex. He was of Aescwine. Sledda's rule is traditionally recorded as beginning in 587, but next to nothing about him is known. His name appears as being the father of Saebert, whose rule began in 604.
| Preceded by: Aescwine | King of Essex | Succeeded by: Saebert |
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