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, ...

Ahead of King Charles III ... some say it was originally the coronation stone of Kenneth MacAlpin, the 36th King of ... Nine times the Waleses won at twinning as pictures show a masterclass ...

It is at this point that Kenneth Mac Alpin enters the story. Although Kenneth was a Scot, he was also related to the Pictish royal family through his mother, and launched a claim for the vacant ...

This looked like St Andrew's cross, and so he took this as a sign. The Scots won the battle, and where King Athelstan was killed is now the village of Athelstaneford in East Lothian. Later when ...

This looked like St. Andrew's cross, and so he took this as a sign. The Scots won the battle, and where King Athelstan was killed is now the village of Athelstaneford in East Lothian. Later when ...

There has been speculation for years as to whether the Stone of Destiny which will be used during King Charles’ coronation ... 12 old pictures looking back at Glasgow ... used in Argyll for the ...

T he Battle of Hastings is not a bother. Almost all Britons would know, as the British citizenship test demands they should, both when it was fought (1066) and who won (William the Conqueror).