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Succession
Succeeds as King of Scotia
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Scotia in Scotland. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia, son of Kenneth MacAlpin
The Danes ravage Pictland & kill Constantine I
Death of Constantine I, killed by the Vikings
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Visits Bakewell, Derbyshire, & chooses Edward the Elder as father & lord
Athelstan challenges Constantines claim to Northumbria by invading Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotland
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Succeeds as King of Scotia
Responsible for the murder of his predecessor, Kenneth II
Succeeds as King of Scotia, son of Culen
Assassinated by Kenneth III
Assassinates his predecessor, Constantine III
Death of Constantine III, assassinated
Succeeds as King of Scotia, grandson of Malcolm I
Killed by his successor Malcolm II, his cousin
Assassinates Kenneth III & then succeeds him
Macbeth is the son of Findlech mac Ruaidri, Mormaer of Moray, his mother, who is not mentioned in contemporary sources, is sometimes supposed to have been a daughter of the Scottish king Malcolm II. Birth of Macbeth, son of Findlaech of the line of Loarn
Death of Kenneth III, killed by his successor Malcolm II, his cousin
Succeeds as King of Scotland, grandson of Malcolm I. Gains the throne by killing his predecessor Kenneth III
Crowned King of Scotia, son of Kenneth II
Marries Sybilla, sister of the Earl of Northumbria
Canute arrives in Scotland & forces the Scottish King's to submit to him
In line to the succession after the assassination of Macbeths cousin Gilecomgain
Had united Scotland apart from the holdings of Scandinavians in the north & west
King of Scotia, succeeds Malcolm II, followed his grandfather Malcolm without apparent opposition
Succeeds as King of Scotia, as a result of his father Malcolm II killing Kenneth III
Scotia is invaded by Eadulf of Bernicia. Revenge for the conquest of Durham by Malcolm 20 yrs before
Helps his brother Duncan drive Eadulf out of Scotia
Marries Lulach, daughter of the assassinated Kenneth III
Succeeds as King of Scotland, elected without any opposition
A usurper who seizes the throne, probably after killing Duncan
Supported by Edward the Confessor in his attempts to gain the throne of Scotland
Provenance
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