Kenneth Macalpin

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Kenneth MacAlpin
King of Scotland
In office
843–858
Preceded by Drest X (as King of the Picts)
Succeeded by Donald I
Born 810
Iona, Scotland
Died February 13, 858
Forteviot, Scotland

King Kenneth MacAlpin, commonly known as "Kenneth I" was the first king of Scotland unifying the Kingdoms of the Picts and the Scots in 843.[1] He died in 858 and was buried on Iona. Much of what is known about his is legend or myth, passed along from generation to generation, until written down during Kenneth II's rule in 971–995.

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  1. ↑ "... in 843 Kenneth MacAlpin, ( Cináed mac Ailpín) son of Alpin, 34th King of Dalriada, asserted himself as the first King of the Picts and Scots." ScotClans - Scottish History

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