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Fortriu (Latin: Verturiones; Old Irish: *Foirtrinn; Old English: Wærteras; Pictish: *Uerteru) was a
Pictish kingdom recorded between the 4th and 10th...
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several chiefdoms, it came to be
dominated by the
Pictish kingdom of
Fortriu from the
seventh century.
During this
Verturian hegemony,
Picti was adopted...
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Fortriu was
north of the Mounth, in the area
visited by Columba. The case has to be accepted, and
there can be
little doubt that the core of
Fortriu lay...
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experience that he
decides there will be no more such sacrifice.
Blade of
Fortriu is the
second book of The
Bridei Chronicles,
published in 2006. It tells...
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between Strathclyde and
Northumbria as far
north as the
Firth of Forth.
Fortriu, a
Pictish kingdom in the north, was
added to Alba in the
tenth century...
- the
Kingdom of Alba,
although the
Irish annals continue to use
Picts and
Fortriu for half a
century after 843. The king
lists are
thought to have been compiled...
- for
Orkney and
concluded that
these are
tribal names based on animals.
Fortriu Kingdom of Ce
Scotland in the
Early Middle Ages Chadwick,
Hector Munro...
- in the 10th
century as a
successor to the
dominant Pictish kingdom of
Fortriu. The
status of its
rulers was ambiguous:
being described in some sources...
- location; however, it is
possible that it took
place within Fortriu and
probably close to the sea.
Fortriu was the core
territory of
Pictland and was
likely based...
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kingdom of
Fortriu on the s****s of the
Moray Firth. By the 9th century, the
Gaels of Dál
Riata (Dalriada) were
subject to the
kings of
Fortriu of the family...
