Donald III - Revision history

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	'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth''.		'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth''.

	{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Donald III \| predecessor = [[~~Duncan~~ II]] \| successor = [[Edgar]] \| reign = 1093-1094<br>1094-1097}}		{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Donald III \| predecessor = [[Malcolm III]] \| successor = [[Edgar]] \| reign = 1093-1094<br>1094-1097<br>Rule broken by [[Duncan II]]}}

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	The next year, supported by Anglo-Normans, [[Duncan II]], Malcom's son, seized the throne, and deposed Donald and Edmund. He lived until November 1094CE, when he died in battle, and Donald and Edmund retook the throne. Donald ruled over the northern parts of Scotland, Edmund over the southern. In 1097 they were again deposed, in this instance in favour of another of Malcolm's sons [[Edgar]] (who appears to have had help from the [[England\|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no more is known, is supposed to have escaped death and to have become a monk.)		The next year, supported by Anglo-Normans, [[Duncan II]], Malcom's son, seized the throne, and deposed Donald and Edmund. He lived until November 1094CE, when he died in battle, and Donald and Edmund retook the throne. Donald ruled over the northern parts of Scotland, Edmund over the southern. In 1097 they were again deposed, in this instance in favour of another of Malcolm's sons [[Edgar]] (who appears to have had help from the [[England\|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no more is known, is supposed to have escaped death and to have become a monk.)

	At some point he married and had a daughter, '''Bethoc'''. She married an [[Anglo-Saxon]] lord, in [[Northumbria]], Ughtred of Tynedale, and from this marriage came, at length, the ~~candidiature~~ of the Comyn family for the throne of Scotland.		At some point he married and had a daughter, '''Bethoc'''. She married an [[Anglo-Saxon]] lord, in [[Northumbria]], Ughtred of Tynedale, and from this marriage came, at length, the candidature of the Comyn family for the throne of Scotland.

	'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth''.		'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth''.

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	'''Donald III''' of [[Scotland]] was the son of [[Duncan I]]. He was born around 1033CE and became Mormaer of Gowry, around 1060. On the death of his uncle, [[Malcolm III]] Canmore, in 1093, Donald took the [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]], in joint rule with his nephew, '''Edmund'''.		'''Donald III''' of [[Scotland]] was the son of [[Duncan I]]. He was born around 1033CE and became Mormaer of Gowry, around 1060. On the death of his uncle, [[Malcolm III]] Canmore, in 1093, Donald took the [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]], in joint rule with his nephew, '''Edmund'''.
⚫	The next year, supported by Anglo-Normans, [[Duncan II]], Malcom's son, seized the throne, and deposed Donald and Edmund. He lived until November 1094CE, when he died in battle, and Donald and Edmund retook the throne. Donald ruled over the northern parts of Scotland, Edmund over the southern. In 1097 they were again deposed, in this instance in favour of another of Malcolm's sons Edgar (who appears to have had help from the [[England\|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no more is known, is supposed to have escaped death and to have become a monk.)

		⚫	The next year, supported by Anglo-Normans, [[Duncan II]], Malcom's son, seized the throne, and deposed Donald and Edmund. He lived until November 1094CE, when he died in battle, and Donald and Edmund retook the throne. Donald ruled over the northern parts of Scotland, Edmund over the southern. In 1097 they were again deposed, in this instance in favour of another of Malcolm's sons [[Edgar]] (who appears to have had help from the [[England\|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no more is known, is supposed to have escaped death and to have become a monk.)
⚫	At some point he married and had a daughter, '''Bethoc'''. She married an Anglo-Saxon lord, in Northumbria, Ughtred of Tynedale, and from this marriage came, at length, the candidiature of the Comyn family for the throne of Scotland.

		⚫	At some point he married and had a daughter, '''Bethoc'''. She married an [[Anglo-Saxon]] lord, in [[Northumbria]], Ughtred of Tynedale, and from this marriage came, at length, the candidiature of the Comyn family for the throne of Scotland.
⚫	'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth'')

		⚫	'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth''.

			{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Donald III \| predecessor = [[Duncan II]] \| successor = [[Edgar]] \| reign = 1093-1094<br>1094-1097}}

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	'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth'')		'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth'')

			[[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]]

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2005-06-06T09:54:22Z

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'''Donald III''' of [[Scotland]] was the son of [[Duncan I]]. He was born around 1033CE and became Mormaer of Gowry, around 1060. On the death of his uncle, [[Malcolm III]] Canmore, in 1093, Donald took the [[Scotland|Scots]] [[throne]], in joint rule with his nephew, '''Edmund'''.
The next year, supported by Anglo-Normans, [[Duncan II]], Malcom's son, seized the throne, and deposed Donald and Edmund. He lived until November 1094CE, when he died in battle, and Donald and Edmund retook the throne. Donald ruled over the northern parts of Scotland, Edmund over the southern. In 1097 they were again deposed, in this instance in favour of another of Malcolm's sons Edgar (who appears to have had help from the [[England|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no more is known, is supposed to have escaped death and to have become a monk.)

At some point he married and had a daughter, '''Bethoc'''. She married an Anglo-Saxon lord, in Northumbria, Ughtred of Tynedale, and from this marriage came, at length, the candidiature of the Comyn family for the throne of Scotland.

'''Donald''' was also known as ''Donald Bane'' or ''Donalbane'', by which name he appears in [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Macbeth'')