Bethóc

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Bethóc was a Scottish noblewoman of the early 11th century, best known as the daughter of King Malcolm II of Scotland and an important ancestral figure in the lineage of later Scottish kings.

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Bethóc canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish noblewoman
historical figure
ancestralRole matrilineal ancestor of several Scottish kings
child Bethóc
Duncan I of Scotland
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Scotland
dateOfBirth circa late 10th century
dateOfDeath 11th century
era early 11th century
father Malcolm II of Scotland
gender female
historicalSignificance link between House of Alpin and later Scottish royal lines
knownFor being daughter of Malcolm II of Scotland
being mother of Duncan I of Scotland
role in the dynastic succession of the Scottish monarchy
maritalStatus married
mother Bethóc
nativeLanguage Scottish Gaelic
nobleFamily House of Alpin
notableFamilyConnection ancestor of later Scottish kings
daughter of King Malcolm II of Scotland
mother of King Duncan I of Scotland
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Scotland
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Scotland
positionHeld Scottish princess
region Scotland
religion Christianity
spouse Bethóc
Crínán of Dunkeld
title princess of Scotland

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Malcolm II of Scotland issue Bethóc
Malcolm II of Scotland child Bethóc
subject linked to: Bethóc
Crínán of Dunkeld spouse Bethóc
subject linked to: Bethóc
Duncan I of Scotland mother Bethóc
subject linked to: Bethóc
Donada sibling Bethóc