Dalriada - Revision history

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	'''Dal Riada''' is an interesting case of a [[kingdom]] which migrated with [[king]] and [[populace]]. Originally sited in ~~Atrim~~ in [[Ireland]], they moved to the west of [[Scotland]] and settled land there, eventually becoming one of the main incomer colonists of the Scots landscape, along with [[Norway\|Norse]] (and other [[Viking]]s), and the ever land-hungry men of [[England]] -- the [[Angles]].		'''Dal Riada''' is an interesting case of a [[kingdom]] which migrated with [[king]] and [[populace]]. Originally sited in Antrim in [[Ireland]], they moved to the west of [[Scotland]] and settled land there, eventually becoming one of the main incomer colonists of the Scots landscape, along with [[Norway\|Norse]] (and other [[Viking]]s), and the ever land-hungry men of [[England]] -- the [[Angles]].

	While there lacks a detailed history of each of the Dal Riadic kings, their king-lists trace them back to [[3rd century\|third century]] [[Ireland]] such as Conaire mac Moga, and Conn of the hundred battles.		While there lacks a detailed history of each of the Dal Riadic kings, their king-lists trace them back to [[3rd century\|third century]] [[Ireland]] such as Conaire mac Moga, and Conn of the hundred battles.

Cian: clean up

2006-10-18T07:29:34Z

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	Dal Riada is an interesting case of a [[kingdom]] which migrated with [[king]] and [[populace]]. Originally sited in Atrim in [[Ireland]], they moved to the west of [[Scotland]] and settled land there, eventually becoming one of the main incomer colonists of the Scots landscape, along with [[Norway\|Norse]] (and other [[Viking]]s, and the ever land-hungry men of [[England]] -- the [[Angles]].		'''Dal Riada''' is an interesting case of a [[kingdom]] which migrated with [[king]] and [[populace]]. Originally sited in Atrim in [[Ireland]], they moved to the west of [[Scotland]] and settled land there, eventually becoming one of the main incomer colonists of the Scots landscape, along with [[Norway\|Norse]] (and other [[Viking]]s), and the ever land-hungry men of [[England]] -- the [[Angles]].

	While there lacks a detailed history of each of the Dal Riadic kings, their king-lists trace them back to [[third-century]] [[Ireland]] such as ''Conaire mac Moga~~'''~~, and ~~'''~~Conn~~'''~~ ''of the hundred battles''.~~<br>~~		While there lacks a detailed history of each of the Dal Riadic kings, their king-lists trace them back to [[3rd century\|third century]] [[Ireland]] such as Conaire mac Moga, and Conn of the hundred battles.

	According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by ~~'''~~Fergus Mor~~'''~~, with ~~'''~~Angus Fert~~'''~~ and ~~'''~~Eochaid Muinremar~~'''~~ as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with ~~Pictish~~ ~~princesses~~. In the early [[seventh century]] ~~'''~~Domnall Brecc~~'''~~ married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the ~~Batle~~ of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.~~<br>~~		According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[5th century\|fifth century]], led by Fergus Mor, with Angus Fert and Eochaid Muinremar as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have [[marriage\|intermarried]] both with Irish lineages, and with [[Pict]]ish [[princess]]es. In the early [[7th century\|seventh century]] Domnall Brecc married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess). It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the [[Battle]] of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.
⚫	And in 778 ~~'''~~Eochaid IV~~'''~~ and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.

		⚫	And in 778 Eochaid IV and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.

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Simoncursitor: Categorising

2006-10-18T06:57:37Z

Categorising

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	According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>		According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>
	And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.		And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.

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User 144 at 03:03, 21 May 2006

2006-05-21T03:03:05Z

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	According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>		According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>
	And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.		And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.
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User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T03:02:49Z

categorising

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	According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>		According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>
	And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.		And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings\|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.
			[[category:Scots]]

Far-Bjorn at 09:46, 12 August 2005

2005-08-12T09:46:00Z

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Dal Riada is an interesting case of a [[kingdom]] which migrated with [[king]] and [[populace]]. Originally sited in Atrim in [[Ireland]], they moved to the west of [[Scotland]] and settled land there, eventually becoming one of the main incomer colonists of the Scots landscape, along with [[Norway|Norse]] (and other [[Viking]]s, and the ever land-hungry men of [[England]] -- the [[Angles]].

While there lacks a detailed history of each of the Dal Riadic kings, their king-lists trace them back to [[third-century]] [[Ireland]] such as ''Conaire mac Moga''', and '''Conn''' ''of the hundred battles''.<br>
According to these lists the Dal Riada kings moved to [[Scotland]] in the early [[fifth century]], led by '''Fergus Mor''', with '''Angus Fert''' and '''Eochaid Muinremar''' as their first Scots kings. From the scant remaining records they appear to have intermarried both with Irish lineages, and with Pictish princesses. In the early [[seventh century]] '''Domnall Brecc''' married the daughter of the then-king of [[Northumbria]] (whose mother had been a Pictish princess. It was also at the time that their links to Ireland finally withered, with the Batle of Mag Reth in which the Dal Riada were defeated by the Ui Neill.<br>
And in 778 '''Eochaid IV''' and his Pictish wife had a son, [[Alpin]], who was to begin a line of [[Scottish kings|kings of Scotland]] that would run for 350 years.