Eochaid

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Eochaid was a semi-legendary early medieval king associated with the Scottish and Strathclyde thrones, whose historical reign and identity remain subjects of scholarly debate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early medieval ruler
human
semi-legendary king
associatedWith Alba NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Strathclyde NERFINISHED
Strathclyde Britons NERFINISHED
country Scotland
ethnicContext Brittonic
Gaelic
historicalStatus contested identity
disputed historicity
semi-legendary
nameLanguage Goidelic
nameVariant Eochaidh NERFINISHED
Eochu NERFINISHED
notableFeature linked to both Scottish and Strathclyde kingship traditions
often treated as a problematic figure in early Scottish royal lists
positionHeld King in Scotland
King of Strathclyde
king
region Strathclyde NERFINISHED
researchField Celtic studies
Cumbrian and Strathclyde studies
early medieval Scottish history
scholarlyDebate chronology of his reign
extent of his rule
identity of Eochaid
sourceType genealogical material
later chronicles
medieval tradition
timePeriod 9th century
early Middle Ages
uncertainty exact dates of reign unknown
genealogical connections debated
territorial extent of kingdom unclear

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