House of Alpin

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The House of Alpin is a dynasty of Scottish kings who ruled Pictland, later Alba, from 843 to 1034. Its name derives from the patronym of Kenneth MacAlpin (Cináed mac Ailpín), king of the Picts and first of the dynasty which created Alba. Máel Coluim II was the last descendant of Alpin in the male line to be king, subsequent kings claiming descent in the female line. The relationship of Eochaid and Giric to previous kings is uncertain.

[edit] Kings of the House of Alpin

• Cináed I, r.843-858
• Domnall I, r.858-862
• Constantine I, r.862-877
• Áed, r.877-878
• Eochaid and Giric, r.878-889
• Domnall II, r.889-900
• Constantine II, r.900-943
• Máel Coluim I, r.943-954
• Indulf, r.954-962
• Dub, r.962-966
• Cuilén, r.966-971
• Cináed II, r.971-after 973
• Amlaíb, r. after 973-977
• Cináed II, r.977-995
• Constantine III, r.995-997
• Cináed III, r.997-1005
• Máel Coluim II, r.1005-1034

See also 

History of Scotland - Scottish monarchs family tree