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	The alliance kept peace between Scotland and the [[Norse]], and Macbeth was able to build a strong [[kingdom]], meeting only one challenge, from Crinan, Earl of Atholl and Duncan's father, who sought to place his second son, Maldred on the throne. The two sides met at Dunkeld in 1045[[CE]], and Crinan and Maldred ended losing the [[battle]] and their lives.		The alliance kept peace between Scotland and the [[Norse]], and Macbeth was able to build a strong [[kingdom]], meeting only one challenge, from Crinan, Earl of Atholl and Duncan's father, who sought to place his second son, Maldred on the throne. The two sides met at Dunkeld in 1045[[CE]], and Crinan and Maldred ended losing the [[battle]] and their lives.

	In 1054 Duncan's son [[Malcolm]], who had been in [[England]] the while, raised his own claim to the throne, supported by [[Edward the Confessor]] and Siward of Northumbria. The [[battle]] of Dunsinance resulted in a pyrhhic victory for Malcolm, whose losses were too great to continue the campaign. Macbeth ruled on for three or four years of civil war, until killed in an ambush. Even then he had revenge on Malcolm, for it was Macbeth's stepson [[Lulach]] who [[becoming king\|succeeded]] him, not the [[England\|English]] candidate.		In 1054 Duncan's son [[Malcolm]], who had been in [[England]] the while, raised his own claim to the throne, supported by [[Edward the Confessor]] and [[Siward of Northumbria]]. The [[battle]] of Dunsinance resulted in a pyrhhic victory for Malcolm, whose losses were too great to continue the campaign. Macbeth ruled on for three or four years of civil war, until killed in an ambush. Even then he had revenge on Malcolm, for it was Macbeth's stepson [[Lulach]] who [[becoming king\|succeeded]] him, not the [[England\|English]] candidate.

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	In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.		In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.

	Macbeth was son of ~~'''~~Findlaech~~'''~~, the ~~earl~~ of Moray, and of Donada, daughter of [[Malcolm II]]. He came to the throne as a result of a disaterous campaign by [[Ducan I]] against Thorfinn of Orkney, with whom Macbeth had allied himself. ~~<br>~~		Macbeth was son of Findlaech, the [[Earl]] of Moray, and of Donada, daughter of [[Malcolm II]]. He came to the throne as a result of a disaterous campaign by [[Ducan I]] against Thorfinn of Orkney, with whom Macbeth had allied himself.
	The alliance kept peace between Scotland and the Norse, and Macbeth was able to build a strong kingdom, meeting only 1 challenge, from Crinan, ~~earl~~ of Atholl and Duncan's father, who sought to place his second ~~don~~, Maldred on the throne. The two sides met at Dunkeld in ~~1045CE~~,a dn Crinan and Maldred ended losing the battle and their lives.		The alliance kept peace between Scotland and the [[Norse]], and Macbeth was able to build a strong [[kingdom]], meeting only one challenge, from Crinan, Earl of Atholl and Duncan's father, who sought to place his second son, Maldred on the throne. The two sides met at Dunkeld in 1045[[CE]], and Crinan and Maldred ended losing the [[battle]] and their lives.

	In 1054 Duncan's son [[Malcolm]], who had been in [[England]] the while, raised his own ~~cclaim~~ to the throne, supported by [[Edward the Confessor]] and ~~'''~~Siward~~'''~~ of Northumbria. The battle of Dunsinance resulted in a pyrhhic victory for Malcolm, whose losses were too great to ~~continute~~ the campaign. ~~Macebth~~ ruled on for three or four years of civil war, until killed in an ambush. Even then he had revenge on ~~malcolm~~, for it was Macbeth's stepson [[Lulach]] who succeeded him, not the [[England\|English]] candidate.		In 1054 Duncan's son [[Malcolm]], who had been in [[England]] the while, raised his own claim to the throne, supported by [[Edward the Confessor]] and Siward of Northumbria. The [[battle]] of Dunsinance resulted in a pyrhhic victory for Malcolm, whose losses were too great to continue the campaign. Macbeth ruled on for three or four years of civil war, until killed in an ambush. Even then he had revenge on Malcolm, for it was Macbeth's stepson [[Lulach]] who [[becoming king\|succeeded]] him, not the [[England\|English]] candidate.



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Simoncursitor at 07:27, 20 October 2006

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	In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.		In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.

			Macbeth was son of '''Findlaech''', the earl of Moray, and of Donada, daughter of [[Malcolm II]]. He came to the throne as a result of a disaterous campaign by [[Ducan I]] against Thorfinn of Orkney, with whom Macbeth had allied himself. <br>
			The alliance kept peace between Scotland and the Norse, and Macbeth was able to build a strong kingdom, meeting only 1 challenge, from Crinan, earl of Atholl and Duncan's father, who sought to place his second don, Maldred on the throne. The two sides met at Dunkeld in 1045CE,a dn Crinan and Maldred ended losing the battle and their lives.

			In 1054 Duncan's son [[Malcolm]], who had been in [[England]] the while, raised his own cclaim to the throne, supported by [[Edward the Confessor]] and '''Siward''' of Northumbria. The battle of Dunsinance resulted in a pyrhhic victory for Malcolm, whose losses were too great to continute the campaign. Macebth ruled on for three or four years of civil war, until killed in an ambush. Even then he had revenge on malcolm, for it was Macbeth's stepson [[Lulach]] who succeeded him, not the [[England\|English]] candidate.



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	{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Macbeth \| predecessor = [[Duncan I]] \| successor = [[Lulach]] \| reign = 1040-1057}}		{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Macbeth \| predecessor = [[Duncan I]] \| successor = [[Lulach]] \| reign = 1040-1057}}

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	In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.		In the play, Macbeth changes from a loyal [[vassal]] of the previous [[king]] to a murderous tyrant - the real life [[11th century]] Macbeth was not such a horrible person and reportably had a greater claim to the [[throne]] than the "good guys" in the play.

			{{Scottish Monarch \| ruler = Macbeth \| predecessor = [[Duncan I]] \| successor = [[Lulach]] \| reign = 1040-1057}}
	* [[Scottish kings]]

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	* http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macbeth_I_of_Scotland		* http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macbeth_I_of_Scotland