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'''Dál Riata''' was a 5th-9th century [[Gaelic]] kingdom and a precursor to the [[Kingdom of Scotland]]. It covered what is now [[Argyllshire]] in western Scotland and north-eastern [[Ulster]] in [[Ireland]]. The kingdom merged with that of the Picts in c. 843 AD to form the Kingdom of Alba (or Scotland). | '''Dál Riata''' was a 5th-9th century [[Gaelic]] kingdom and a precursor to the [[Kingdom of Scotland]]. It covered what is now [[Argyllshire]] in western Scotland and north-eastern [[Ulster]] in [[Ireland]]. The kingdom merged with that of the Picts in c. 843 AD to form the Kingdom of Alba (or Scotland). | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, December 31, 2024
Dál Riata was a 5th-9th century Gaelic kingdom and a precursor to the Kingdom of Scotland. It covered what is now Argyllshire in western Scotland and north-eastern Ulster in Ireland. The kingdom merged with that of the Picts in c. 843 AD to form the Kingdom of Alba (or Scotland).