Indulf of Scotland facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Indulf |
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King of Alba | |
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Reign | 954 - 962 |
Predecessor | Malcolm I |
Successor | Dub |
Died | 962 |
Issue | Dub, king of Scots + 2 others |
House | Alpin |
Father | Constantine II |
Indulf was a king of Alba (an old name for Scotland). He ruled from 954 to 962. Indulf became king after his cousin, Malcolm I. He ruled for eight years. When he died in 962, his son Dub became the next king.
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Who Was King Indulf?
Indulf was born sometime in the 900s. His father was Constantine II, who was also a king of Alba. Indulf became king in 954. He was likely in his 30s or 40s when he took the throne.
Indulf's Time as King
Indulf's rule began in 954. He was the king of Alba for eight years. During his time, Alba was a growing kingdom in what is now Scotland. Not much is known about the specific events of his reign. His legacy is not widely remembered today.
The End of Indulf's Reign
Indulf died in 962 in Scotland. After his death, his oldest son, Dub, became king. This was an important moment. It was the first time in the history of Alban monarchs that a son directly succeeded his father to the throne.
Where Indulf Was Buried
Like many Scottish kings from that time, Indulf was buried in Iona. Iona is a small island off the coast of Scotland. It was a very important religious place. He was likely buried soon after his death, around 962.
See also
In Spanish: Indulf de Escocia para niños