Kennaquhair monastery

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Kennaquhair monastery is the fictional Scottish abbey that serves as the primary setting and religious center in Sir Walter Scott’s novel "The Monastery."

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Kennaquhair monastery canonical 1
Monastery of Kennaquhair 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbey
fictional location
fictional monastery
appearsInWork The Monastery
associatedWithCharacter Edward Glendinning
Father Eustace
Halbert Glendinning
associatedWithTheme Scottish Reformation
monastic life
religious conflict
country Scotland
creator Walter Scott
linked to: Sir Walter Scott
describedAs Scottish abbey
firstAppearanceYear 1820
genreContext historical novel
languageOfWork English
literaryUniverse works of Walter Scott
locatedInFictionalRegion Kennaquhair
medium novel
narrativeFunction focus of ecclesiastical politics
symbol of old religious order
religiousAffiliation Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
roleInWork primary setting
religious center
settingOf The Monastery
timePeriodInFiction Reformation era

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The Monastery centralInstitution Kennaquhair monastery
Glendinning family connectedToInstitution Monastery of Kennaquhair
linked to: Kennaquhair monastery