Alan fitz Walter

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Alan fitz Walter was a 12th-century Scottish nobleman who served as High Steward of Scotland and played a key role in consolidating the power of the Stewart family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf High Steward of Scotland
Scottish nobleman
medieval noble
allegiance Kingdom of Scotland
associatedWith Stewart hereditary stewardship
burialPlace Paisley Abbey
century 12th century
child Alexander Stewart
Avelina Stewart
John Stewart
Leonard Stewart
Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland
country Kingdom of Scotland
deathDate c. 1204
deathPlace Scotland
dynasticImportance ancestor of later Scottish kings of the House of Stewart
ethnicGroup Anglo-Norman
father Walter fitz Alan
floruit late 12th century
founded Paisley Priory
linked to: Paisley Abbey
givenName Alan
heldOfficeHereditarily yes
language Scots
mother Eschina of Londonia
nobleFamily House of Stewart
linked to: House of Stuart

Stewart dynasty
linked to: Stewart family
notableFor land grants and ecclesiastical patronage
strengthening the Stewart hereditary office
patronOf Paisley Priory
linked to: Paisley Abbey

religious houses in Scotland
patronymic fitz Walter
playedRoleIn consolidation of Stewart family power
positionHeld High Steward of Scotland
predecessor Walter fitz Alan
religion Christianity
servedUnder Alexander II of Scotland
William I of Scotland
spouse Eva of Crawford
successor Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland
territoryControlled lands in Ayrshire
lands in Renfrewshire
title 2nd High Steward of Scotland

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Walter fitz Alan successor Alan fitz Walter