With a family seat that has played host to the coronations of Kings from Robert the Bruce to Charles II, William and ...

And for many, many years, Scottish kings were crowned here, starting with, in 843, this guy, Kenneth MacAlpin. "King Kenneth MacAlpin" sounds a bit funny.

The viscount’s talk began with a discussion of the first king, Kenneth MacAlpin, to be crowned at the site of the present-day palace on Moot Hill in 843 A.D. Much later on, ...

Later when Kenneth MacAlpin united the Picts and Scots into the Kingdom of Scotland, St Andrew became the patron saint. Later the white cross on the blue background was adopted as the national flag of ...

Later when Kenneth MacAlpin united the Picts and Scots into the Kingdom of Scotland, St. Andrew became the patron saint. Later the white cross on the blue background was adopted as the national flag ...

Born 1019 years ago, Macbeth came of the line of King Kenneth MacAlpin. A brief pen-portrait in an unnamed Irish annal states: “…..ruddy-complexioned, yellow haired tall one in whom I shall ...

It is thought that it was first used in Argyll for the coronations of the Scots kings of the Gaelic kingdom of Dalriada with it brought to Scone by Kenneth MacAlpin, the 36th King of Dalriada, around ...

Or be able to say who Kenneth MacAlpin was (a building magnate?). What makes someone British? According to the law, the answer is simple: someone with British citizenship.

Sited next to the abbey, it is reputed to hold the remains of as many as 60 ancient kings, including 48 Scots - it is said Kenneth MacAlpin, his son Constantine I and a certain Macbeth are among ...

THE Kingdom of Fife has no king and never did – but this magnificent peninsula which stretches from the doorstep of the Scottish capital, Edinburgh, ...

Letham Feus holiday park offers stays in beautiful log cabins with their own hot tubs Credit: Supplied. Lochleven Castle, the first place Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned in 1567, was close by.