Kingdom Centered on the Tay
The core of Constantine II's kingdom lies around the River Tay, with Scone developing as an important royal and assembly center.
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The core of Constantine II's kingdom lies around the River Tay, with Scone developing as an important royal and assembly center.
During Constantine II's lifetime, the name Alba becomes established in surviving records for the kingdom he rules.
The northern reach of Constantine II's kingdom extends toward the Moray Firth, although control farther north remains uncertain.
Constantine II's core kingdom extends south toward the River Forth during the early tenth century.
Constantine II succeeds his cousin Donald II and becomes King of Alba.
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