Essie in Strathbogie

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Essie in Strathbogie is a historic locality in northeastern Scotland traditionally associated with the death of the short-reigning Scottish king Lulach.

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Essie in Strathbogie canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic locality
place in Scotland
associatedWithEvent killing of Lulach
coordinateWith other historic sites linked to Macbeth and Lulach
country Scotland
hasRelevanceTo Scottish royal history
history of Strathbogie
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
languageOfToponym Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn Aberdeenshire
Strathbogie
northeastern Scotland
mentionedIn local histories of Strathbogie and Moray
scholarly works on King Lulach
notableFor connection with succession after Macbeth
traditional site of Lulach’s death
partOf historic province of Moray
region northeast Highlands and Moray area
traditionalAssociation death of King Lulach of Scotland
usedIn studies of medieval Scottish kingship

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Lulach, son of Gillicomgáin deathPlace Essie in Strathbogie
Lulach of Scotland deathPlace Essie in Strathbogie
Lulach deathPlace Essie in Strathbogie
Lulach the Simple deathPlace Essie in Strathbogie