Ildulb

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Ildulb, also known as Indulf of Scotland, was a 10th-century King of Alba who ruled from around 954 to 962 and was part of the House of Alpin.

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instanceOf 10th-century monarch
King of Alba
medieval Scottish monarch
alsoKnownAs Indulf mac Causantín
linked to: Indulf of Scotland

Indulf of Scotland
associatedWith Moray
century 10th century
countryRuled Alba
deathDate 962
deathPlace near Cullen, Moray
dynasty House of Alpin
father Causantín mac Áeda
Constantine II of Scotland
gender male
historicalEra Early Middle Ages
historicalSource Chronicle of the Kings of Alba
languageOfName Gaelic
linked to: Goidelic
memberOf House of Alpin
monarchOf Scotland
notableEvent associated with loss of Edinburgh to the Scots
reign saw increased Norse activity in northern Scotland
predecessor Máel Coluim I of Scotland
regionRuled northern Britain
reignEnd 962
reignStart 954
religion Christianity
royalHouse Alpin dynasty
style Rí Alban (King of Alba)
linked to: King of Alba
successor Dub of Scotland
title King of the Scots

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