King Malcolm II of Alba 954-1034

Around 954 King Malcolm II of Alba was born to Kenneth II King Alba [aged 24].

In 995 [his father] Kenneth II King Alba [aged 65] died.

Around 25th March 1005 Kenneth III King Alba [aged 39] died. His first cousin Malcolm [aged 51] succeeded King Alba.

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. 1031. This year returned King Knute [aged 36]; and as soon as he came to England he gave to Christ's church in Canterbury [Map] the haven of Sandwich, Kent [Map], and all the rights that arise therefrom, on either side of the haven; so that when the tide is highest and fullest, and there be a ship floating as near the land as possible, and there be a man standing upon the ship with a taper-axe in his hand, whithersoever the large taper-axe might be thrown out of the ship, throughout all that land the ministers of Christ's church should enjoy their rights. This year went King Knute to Rome; and the same year, as soon as he returned home, he went to Scotland; and Malcolm, king of the Scots [aged 77], submitted to him, and became his man, with two other kings, Macbeth and Jehmar; but he held his allegiance a little while only. Robert, Earl of Normandy [aged 30], went this year to Jerusalem [Map], where he died; and William [aged 3], who was afterwards King of England, succeeded to the earldom, though he was a child.

Chronicon ex Chronicis by Florence and John of Worcester. 1034. Eatheric, bishop of Lincoln [Dorchester], died, and was buried in the abbey of Ramsey; Ednoth succeeded him. Malcolm [aged 80], king of the Scots, died.

On 25th November 1034 King Malcolm II of Alba [aged 80] died. King Duncan I of Scotland [aged 33] succeeded I King Scotland. Bethóc Unknown Queen Consort Scotland by marriage Queen Consort Scotland.