
Monarch |
Born |
Born
where |
Ruled |
Died |
Died
where |
Buried |
Lineage |
Portrait |
Duncan
I
1 |
c.
1000 |
n/a |
1034-1040 |
1040 |
Pitgaveny,
Morayshire
Killed
in battle by Macbeth |
Iona,
Argyllshire |
Grandson
of
Malcolm II |
n/a |
See House of Alpin
|
1040-1058 |
1 |
Malcolm
III,
Canmore
2 |
c.
1031 |
n/a |
1058-1093 |
1093 |
Alnwick,
Northumberland,
England
Killed
in battle
|
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Duncan I |
n/a |
Donald
III,
Bane
3 |
1033 |
n/a |
1093-1094 |
1099 |
Rescobie,
Angus |
Iona,
Argyllshire |
Son
of
Duncan I |
n/a |
Duncan
II |
c.
1060 |
n/a |
May-Nov
1094 |
1094 |
Mondynes,
Kincardineshire
Killed at the Battle of Monthechin |
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Malcolm III |
n/a |
Donald
III,
Bane
Ruled
again |
See
above
|
1094-1097 |
See
above |
Edgar |
c.
1074 |
n/a |
1097-1107 |
1107 |
Edinburgh
Castle,
Edinburgh |
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Malcolm III |
n/a |
Alexander
I |
c.
1077 |
n/a |
1107-1124 |
1124 |
Stirling
Castle,
Stirlingshire
|
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Malcolm III |
n/a |
David
I |
c.
1080 |
n/a |
1124-1153 |
1153 |
Carlisle,
Cumberland,
England |
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Malcolm III |
n/a |
Malcolm
IV,
the Maiden |
1142 |
n/a |
1153-1165 |
1165 |
Jedburgh,
Roxburghshire |
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Grandson
of
David I |
n/a |
William
I,
the Lion |
1143 |
n/a |
1165-1214 |
1214 |
Stirling
Castle,
Stirlingshire |
Arbroath
Abbey,
Angus |
Grandson
of
David I |
n/a |
Alexander
II |
1198 |
Haddington,
East Lothian |
1214-1249 |
1249 |
Kerrera,
Argyllshire |
Melrose
Abbey,
Roxburghshire |
Son
of
William I |
n/a |
Alexander
III |
1241 |
Roxburgh,
Roxburghshire |
1249-1286 |
1286 |
Kinghorn,
Fife
Killed in a riding accident |
Dunfermline
Abbey,
Fife |
Son
of
Alexander II |
n/a |
Margaret,
Maid of Norway |
1283 |
Norway |
1286-1290 |
1 |
South
Ronaldsay,
Orkney
Died
en route from Norway to Scotland |
Bergen,
Norway |
Granddaughter
of
Alexander III |
n/a |
Interregnum
4
|
1290-1292 |
1 |
Notes |
1.
Legend
has it that Duncan I was not killed in battle but murdered by Macbeth
at Glamis Castle in Angus.
2.
Malcolm
III, Canmore was originally buried at Tynemouth in England.
3.
Donald
III, Bane was originally buried at Dunkeld, Perthshire.
4. During
the first interregnum there were 13 claimants to the Scottish throne.
After the adjudication of Edward I of England the crown was handed
to John de Balliol in preference to Robert de Bruce. |


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