Battle of Aldy Charrish

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The Battle of Aldy Charrish was a late 15th-century Scottish clan battle, chiefly involving Clan Ross and their rivals, that exemplified the violent feuding culture of the Highlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish clan battle
battle
aftermath strengthening of Clan Ross influence in Ross-shire
weakening of Clan Mackay power in the region
category 15th-century conflicts in Scotland
Battles involving Highland clans
Clan Mackay
linked to: Clan MacKay

Clan Ross
cause feud between Clan Ross and Clan Mackay
retaliation for earlier raids in Ross territory
combatantType Highland clans
linked to: Scottish clans
conflictScope local Highland feud
conflictType clan feud
country Scotland
date 1487
describedAs example of violent Highland feuding culture
era pre-modern Scotland
followedBy continuing tensions among northern Highland clans
historicalRegion Ross-shire
killedInAction Angus Roy Mackay
languageOfPrimarySources Scots
Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Strathoykel
locatedNear River Oykel
mainBelligerent Clan Mackay
linked to: Clan MacKay

Clan Ross
Clan Sutherland
mentionedIn Ross family traditions
Scottish clan histories
militaryBranch clan levies
notableCommander Alexander Ross of Balnagown
Angus Roy Mackay
opponentOf Clan Mackay
linked to: Clan MacKay

Clan Ross
partOf Scottish clan wars
precededBy raids by Clan Mackay into Ross lands
relatedTo Clan Ross–Clan Mackay feud
result victory for Clan Ross and their allies
timePeriod late 15th century
weaponUsed bows
spears
swords

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Clan Ross notableBattle Battle of Aldy Charrish