Celtic Kings of Scotland
See also: Dál Riata, Síl Conairi, and Darini- King David I of Scotland, son of Malcolm III of Scotland and Saint Margaret.
- King Malcolm III of Scotland Canmore, son of King Duncan I of Scotland.
- King Duncan I of Scotland, son of Princess Bethoc and Crinan de Thane de Mormaer.
- Princess Bethoc of Scotland, daughter of King Malcolm II of Scotland.
- King Malcolm II of Scotland, son of King Kenneth II of Scotland.
- King Kenneth II of Scotland, son of King Malcolm I of Scotland.
- King Malcolm I of Scotland, son of Donald II of Scotland.
- King Donald II of Scotland, son of Constantine I of Scotland.
- King Constantine I of Scotland, son of King Kenneth I of Scotland.
- King Kenneth I of Scotland, son of King Alpin II of Dalriada.
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