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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...
- of
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...
- 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...
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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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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...
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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...
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Bridei son of Beli, died 692 was king of
Fortriu and of the
Picts from 671
until 692. His
reign marks the
start of the
period known to
historians as the...
- Buchan, Fife, and much of Aberdeenshire,
disappeared soon
after 900.
Fortriu, the
largest Brittonic-Pictish
kingdom which covered Strathearn, Morayshire...
- 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...
