Dubh - Revision history

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Reverted edits by 61.88.131.156 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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	He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).		He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

	{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = ~~Tubby~~ \| predecessor = [[Indulf]] \| successor = [[Cuilean]] \| reign = 966-971}}		{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Dubh \| predecessor = [[Indulf]] \| successor = [[Cuilean]] \| reign = 966-971}}

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	He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).		He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

	{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = ~~Dubh~~ \| predecessor = [[Indulf]] \| successor = [[Cuilean]] \| reign = 966-971}}		{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Tubby \| predecessor = [[Indulf]] \| successor = [[Cuilean]] \| reign = 966-971}}

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	He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).		He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

			{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Dubh \| predecessor = [[Indulf]] \| successor = [[Cuilean]] \| reign = 966-971}}
	''See also:''
	* [[Scottish kings]]

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	* [[Scottish kings]]		* [[Scottish kings]]

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	'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Cuilean]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.		'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]], but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Cuilean]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.

	Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.		Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the [[castle]] of Forres, and arranged for his [[assassination]], hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.
⚫	~~<br>~~He was married, and of his sons ~~one~~ became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

		⚫	He was [[marriage\|married]], and one of his sons became [[king]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other was king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

			''See also:''
			* [[Scottish kings]]

Simoncursitor: Correction

2005-06-27T07:32:39Z

Correction

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	'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Cuilean]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.		'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Cuilean]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.
	Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.		Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.
	<br>He was married, and of his sons one became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).		<br>He was married, and of his sons one became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

Simoncursitor at 09:28, 3 June 2005

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	'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[~~Culen~~]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.		'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Cuilean]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.
	Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.		Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.
	<br>He was married, and of his sons one became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).		<br>He was married, and of his sons one became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).

Simoncursitor at 09:23, 3 June 2005

2005-06-03T09:23:49Z

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'''Dubh''' ("''Duf''" or ''black'' in [[English]]) was the son of [[Malcolm I]]. He succeeded [[Indulf]] on the [[Scotland|Scottish]] throne, but faced a challenge from the son of his predecessor, [[Culen]], who challenged him twice, and killed him on the second occasion, in 962CE.
Shortly after, he was taken ill and, believing him on his deathbed, lawless men rampaged stealing and robbing. Dubh, however, recovered and scoured Moray and Ross, finding and executing the ringleaders. In typical style, the relatives of the executed men decided to seek revenge, and in 966 or 967 they ambushed the king at the castle of Forres, and arranged for his assassination, hiding his body in a stream-bed. The body, being discovered, the guilty men were themselves put to death, and Dubh was buried in Iona.
<br>He was married, and of his sons one became king of Scotland ([[Kenneth III]]]) and the other king or underking of Strathclyde (Malcolm).