Johannis de Fordun Chronica gentis Scotorum . nd, 366 CLXXIX. Great flood of waters, 367 CLXXX. King David begs a tenth from the Sovereign Pontiffj 367 CLXXXI. The King of England crosses into France, . .368 CLXXXIL The King of France in England is released, . .368 xxvm TABLE OF CONTENTS. CLXXXIII. Second pestilence,CLXXXIV. Plot against King David, .CLXXXV. Second espousals of King David, PAGE . 369. 369. 370 NOTES A™ ILLUSTEATIONS. List of Authorities referred to by name by Fordun, . .375 Notes to Book i., 379 Notes to Book ii., ....... 385 Notes to Book iii., 393 TableofDalriadicKings, 503-
Johannis de Fordun Chronica gentis Scotorum . nd, 366 CLXXIX. Great flood of waters, 367 CLXXX. King David begs a tenth from the Sovereign Pontiffj 367 CLXXXI. The King of England crosses into France, . .368 CLXXXIL The King of France in England is released, . .368 xxvm TABLE OF CONTENTS. CLXXXIII. Second pestilence,CLXXXIV. Plot against King David, .CLXXXV. Second espousals of King David, PAGE . 369. 369. 370 NOTES A™ ILLUSTEATIONS. List of Authorities referred to by name by Fordun, . .375 Notes to Book i., 379 Notes to Book ii., ....... 385 Notes to Book iii., 393 TableofDalriadicKings, 503-850, . . .403 Notes to Book iv., ....... 404 TableofScottishKings, 850-1034, . . .421 Notes to Book v., 422 Notes to Annals, ....... 427 Table of Descendants of Malcolm Canmore and Saint Mar- garet, 439 APPENDIX. Tribe Communities in Scotland, INDEX, .... 441461 MAP OF SCOTLAND prior to lt)34 to face Hidorical Intro-duction. SEiDlflLAMlE) Prior to 1034 Tlie nanies prior to 8SO. coloured o± Eaglisli Miles Q JO 20 ? 30 40 iO. yi iAjCJotorton. Eamfinrgli. HISTORIOAL INTRODUOTION. Amid so much tliat is mythic, uncertain, or matterof controversy, in the early history of Scotland, it may beheld as unquestionable that the Scots, from whom thecountry took its name, had their original seat in Ireland,from whence they migrated to Scotland; and that a lineof Idngs of Scottish race ruled in this country from themiddle of the ninth to the early part of the eleventhcenturies. The era of the estabhshment of this Scottishdynasty was the year 850, and it terminated, by thedeath of the last king of Scottish race, in the year 1034. It is under this line of Scottish kings that we cantrace the rise and gradual formation of the Scottishmonarchy, and that we find the first appearance of thoseancient chronicles professing to give the succession, andchronology, of the earlier kings, supposed to have reignedin Scotland prior to the establishment of this dynasty. The direct rule of this line
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