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...seized), in 974CE. Later, in 994, he invaded England, was defeated, lost Lothian and was challenged by Cuilean's son [[Constantine III|Constantine]], who ki

...marched south, won the battle of Carham, and secured Scotland's rights to Lothian. The battle of Carham appears to have been the seed that established the Ri ...t left his kingdom otherwise unaffected, and have ratified the transfer of Lothian to Scots hands.

...to his stolen throne in 1333, in time for him to cede the entire region of Lothian to the English crown, and to pay homage to [[Edward III|Edward]] as his ''l

...ern Wales or in the North-eastern quarter of Britain) invited or induced a Lothian clan-chief to migrate, with his family and war-band, to take up power in th

Bors of Lothian, [[Baron]] Loch Soilleir and Anne of Ayr, [[Baroness]] Loch Soilleir<br>