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	'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose first husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.		'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose first husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.

	He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftain named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).		His wife was the daughter if the mormaer of Angus, they had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftain named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).

	His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.		His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.

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	His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.		His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.

			Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- Malcolm being half-[[England\|English]], through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of [[Northumberland]].
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			{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Lulach \| predecessor = [[Macbeth]] \| successor = [[Malcolm III]] \| reign = 1057-1058}}

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	His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.		His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.

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	Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- Malcolm being half-[[England\|English]], through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of [[Northumberland]].

	{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Lulach \| predecessor = [[Macbeth]] \| successor = [[Malcolm III]] \| reign = 1057-1058}}

	[[category:monarchs (medieval)]]
	[[category:people (medieval)]]
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	'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose ~~firm~~ husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.		'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose first husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.

	He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftain named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).		He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftain named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).

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	Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- Malcolm being half-[[England\|English]], through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of [[Northumberland]].		Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- Malcolm being half-[[England\|English]], through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of [[Northumberland]].

			{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Lulach \| predecessor = [[Macbeth]] \| successor = [[Malcolm III]] \| reign = 1057-1058}}
	See also:

	* [[Scottish kings]]
	[[category:monarchs (medieval)]]		[[category:monarchs (medieval)]]

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	'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose firm husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.		'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose firm husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.

	He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a ~~chieftian~~ named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).		He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftain named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).

	His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.		His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.

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	'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scottish]] throne. His mother was ~~'''~~Gruoch~~'''~~, grand-daughter of King [[Kenneth III]]], whose firm husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray.~~<br>~~		'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scotland\|Scottish]] [[throne]]. His mother was Gruoch, grand-daughter of [[King]] [[Kenneth III]], whose firm husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray. Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was [[crown]]ed in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.
	Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was crowned in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.

	He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a monastery, and a daughter, who married a chieftian named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|~~Mallcolm~~ Canmore]], and Earl of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech.		He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a [[monastery]], and a daughter, who married a chieftian named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III\|Malcolm Canmore]], and [[Earl]] of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech).

	His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and [[Malcolm ~~III\|Malcolm]]~~'s succession.		His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and Malcolm's succession.

	Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- [[Malcolm ~~III\|Malcolm]]~~ being half-English, through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of Northumberland.		Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- Malcolm being half-[[England\|English]], through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of [[Northumberland]].

			See also:
			* [[Scottish kings]]
			[[category:monarchs (medieval)]]

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'''Lulach''' was the step-son of [[Macbeth]] and succeeded him on the [[Scottish]] throne. His mother was '''Gruoch''', grand-daughter of King [[Kenneth III]]], whose firm husband, Lulach's father, was Gillecomgain, the Mormaer of Moray.<br>
Lulach was born around 1032CE; he was crowned in August 1057, after Macbeth's death, but was killed the following year. He was known as "the Simple" which may reflect a popular impression that he was a weak king.

He had a son, Maelsnectan, who retired to a monastery, and a daughter, who married a chieftian named Aedh or Eathelred, a son of [[Malcolm III|Mallcolm Canmore]], and Earl of Fife. One of his sons, Dubh, succeeded him in the Earldom; a second, Malcolm, became Earl of Moray and Ross (a title also descending from [[Macbeth]] and his father Findlaech.

His short reign does not appear to have generated any notable historical incident before his death and [[Malcolm III|Malcolm]]'s succession.

Lulach's death marked the passing of the purely Celtic kings of Scotland -- [[Malcolm III|Malcolm]] being half-English, through his mother, Sybil who came from the earls of Northumberland.