William I of Scotland (2938 bytes)
2: [[de:Wilhelm I. (Schottland)]]
3: [[Image:Sc-wlion.gif|right]]
4: ...wing his brother [[Malcolm IV of Scotland|Malcolm IV]]'s death on [[9 December]] [[1165]] and was cro...
6: ...s part of the [[Royal Standard]] of the [[United Kingdom]].
8: ... role in Franco-Scottish (and English) affairs until [[1746]].

Fort William, Scotland (1635 bytes)
1: [[pl:Fort William, Scotland]]
3: ...lliam.jpg|thumbnail|250px|Fort William from Loch Linnhe]]
5: ...'' is the largest town in the western [[Scottish Highlands]],
6: and a major tourist centre.
8: ...of [[Glenfinnan]]. It is also at the southern end of the [[Great Glen]].

William Irvine (Scotland) (496 bytes)
1: ...tle Drum]]. William was ''Keeper of the Roles for Scotland'' from [[1328]] to [[1331]].
3: {{bio-stub}}

Patricia Scotland, Baroness Scotland of Asthal (617 bytes)
1: ...[barrister]] and junior minister in the [[United Kingdom]].
3: ...inister at the [[Lord Chancellor's Department]]. In [[2003]] she was made
4: ...al Justice system and Law Reform at the [[Home Office]].
6: {{bio-stub}}
8: ...gory:Members of the Privy Council|Scotland, Patricia, Baron]]

Scotland (33685 bytes)
2: ...and and [[Denmark]] and a 13th century agreement with [[Norway]].
4: ...mestic matters and has limited tax raising capability.
5: ...pacing="0" align="right" width="300px" style="margin-left:15px"
6: ...' </big> ([[Scottish Gaelic language|Scottish Gaelic]])
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Indulf of Scotland (3501 bytes)
1: ...[954]], but there is no record of his coronation, if there ever was one.
3: ...g sail, this time in earnest, they made off to their own country.
5: ...of Deira]], Indulf recaptured the fortress in [[Edinburgh]], Dun Eden.
7: ... had three sons, all of whom later died violently in separate engagements.
9: ...he time he was still king or if he had already abdicated.

Rothesay (Scotland) (1059 bytes)
1: ... from [[Wemyss Bay]] which offers an onward rail link to [[Glasgow]].
3: ...its largest beaches. However, this closed in the mid 1930s.
5: ...owner is on the island is actually the [[Marquess of Bute]].
7: [[Category:Scottish seaside resorts]]
8: [[Category:Towns in Scotland]]

Malcolm I of Scotland (2093 bytes)
1: ...his cousin King [[Constantine II of Scotland]] abdicated and became a monk.
3: ...nd and Scotland remained after the death of both kings.
5: ...es, he wasted, and carried off the people with their cattle.
7: ... Edred reunited the northern counties to his dominions.
9: ...ath of his chief. He was buried on the Isle of [[Iona]].

Company of Scotland (1355 bytes)
1: ...anama]]), which could then be used as a trading point between Europe and the Far East.
3: ... and in April 1700, two ships carried the few survivors home.
5: ...o the eventual [[Act of Union 1707]] which united Scotland and England.
7: ==External links==
8: ...cotland.htm Official Records at the Royal Bank of Scotland]

Handa, Scotland (542 bytes)
1: ...the [[Scottish Wildlife Trust]] with a population of just one warden.
3: ...arbet]] on the mainland and boat trips operate to it from [[Fanagmore]].
5: [[Category:Scottish islands]]

Robert I of Scotland (6093 bytes)
1: ...ttland)]][[sv:Robert I av Skottland]] [[fr:Robert Ier d'Écosse]]
2: ...nglish]] than [[Scotland|Scottish]] in his upbringing.
4: [[Image:Robert the bruce.jpg|frame|Statue of Robert Bruce at [[Bannockburn]]]]
7: ...in [[Ayrshire]], but [[Lochmaben]] in [[Dumfriesshire]] has been suggested.
9: ==Excommunication and Coronation==

Scotland the Brave (1769 bytes)
1: ...otland]], the unofficial [[national anthem]] of [[Scotland]].
3: ==Lyrics==
5: Hark when the night is falling<br>
6: Hear! Hear the pipes are calling,<br>
7: Loudly and proudly calling,<br>

Macbeth of Scotland (2517 bytes)
1: ... 15]], [[1057]] and the last [[Celtic]] [[king of Scotland]].
3: ...[Kenneth III of Scotland]], and daughter of the prince [[Bodhe]].
5: ...ed fighting them in battle near [[Elgin, Moray|Elgin]] on [[August 14]], [[1040]].
7: ...cbeth's stepson, [[Lulach I of Scotland|Lulach]], in [[August]], [[1057]].
9: ... play ''[[Macbeth]]'' is loosely inspired by his life.

Paisley, Scotland (4486 bytes)
1: ...=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width=220
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#9999ff"|Paisley
5: |colspan=2 align=center|[[Image:RenfrewshirePaisley.png]]
8: ...inistrative capital of the [[Renfrewshire]] authority.
10: ...d sits equidistantly between Paisley and neighbouring [[Renfrew]].

Giric of Scotland (1135 bytes)
1: ...th his second cousin [[Eochaid I of Scotland|Eochaid]].
3: ... line via a woman as per the traditions of the [[Picts]] but not [[Scots]].
5: ... his distant cousin, Donald, nephew of Aed and Giric's successor.
7: {| border=2 align="center"
9: ..."30%" align="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Aedh of Scotland|Aedh]]'''

Radio Scotland (590 bytes)
1: ...t of [[Pirate Radio]] can be found under that heading.
3: ...the station became known as '''Radio Scotland and Ireland'''.
5: == History of the station ==
6: Details to be added.

Constantine II of Scotland (3124 bytes)
1: ...'s reign is the second longest reign in Scottish history.
3: ... took place, then there is no surviving record of it.
5: ...gs had laid waste to much of Scotland, and in particular the [[Dunkeld]] and [[Alba]] areas.
7: ... and ultimately a cessation of hostilities there with the Norse.
9: ...ure, and introduced the mormaer (earls) system to Scotland.

Sandbank, Scotland (240 bytes)
1: ... of the shore facilities of the US submarine base in the Holy Loch from the 1960's to 1992.

Donald I of Scotland (1536 bytes)
1: ...Scotland|Kenneth mac Alpin]], to the throne upon his death.
3: ...il the reign of [[Malcolm II of Scotland|Malcolm II]].
5: ...ed and childless. It is not known where he was buried.
7: {| border=2 align="center"
9: ...ceded by:<br />'''[[Kenneth I of Scotland|Kenneth I]]'''

Eochaid of Scotland (1714 bytes)
1: ... His father was [[Run of Strathclyde|Run]], King of [[Strathclyde]].
3: ...idence to suggest that it wasn't a good relationship.
5: ... It is not known when, or indeed where, Eochaid died.
7: ...n in bondage due to rules and regulations of the Picts.
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