Duncan

Also known as: Duncan, King Malcolm's son · Family: Scots · Role: son of Malcolm; king of Scots · First appears: A.D. 1091–1093

Life events

1093 · Duncan deprived his uncle Dufenal of the kingdom and was received as king.(A.D. 1091–1093 · 📍 Scotland)
- With: Dufenal
- “and so with his permission went to Scotland, with all the support that he could get of English and French, and deprived his uncle Dufenal of the kingdom, and was received as king.”
1093 · Duncan escaped with a few men after the Scots slew nearly all his followers.(A.D. 1091–1093 · 📍 Scotland)
- “and slew full nigh all his men; and he himself with a few made his escape.”
1093 · Duncan and the Scots were reconciled on condition that he bring no English or French into Scotland.(A.D. 1091–1093 · 📍 Scotland)
- “Afterwards they were reconciled, on the condition that he never again brought into the land English or French.”
1094 · Duncan was slain after the Scots ensnared him.(A.D. 1094–1095)
- “This year also the Scots ensnared their king, Duncan, and slew him;”

parent: Malcolm “When Duncan, King Malcolm's son, heard all that had thus taken place”
elder kin: Dufenal “and deprived his uncle Dufenal of the kingdom”
with William son of William (interaction) “he came to the king, and did such fealty as the king required at his hands”
lord / consecrator: William son of William “he came to the king, and did such fealty as the king required at his hands”

elder kin: Dufenal “and afterwards, the second time, took his uncle Dufenal to king”
with Dufenal (Dufenal's instruction and advice led to Duncan's betrayal.) “through whose instruction and advice he was betrayed to death”

Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.