Scotichronicon

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Scotichronicon is a major 15th-century Latin chronicle that provides a comprehensive narrative of Scottish history from legendary origins to its contemporary medieval period.

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The Scotichronicon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish historical source
chronicle
medieval Latin chronicle
associatedPlace Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
associatedWith Augustinian canons NERFINISHED
Inchcolm Abbey in the Firth of Forth NERFINISHED
author Walter Bower NERFINISHED
basedOn Chronica Gentis Scotorum NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkBy John of Fordun NERFINISHED
chronology arranged in annalistic form
compiler Walter Bower NERFINISHED
contains accounts of Scottish kings
ecclesiastical history of Scotland
genealogies
hagiographical material
miracle stories
moral and theological commentary
political history of medieval Scotland
countryOfOrigin Scotland
coversPeriod legendary origins of Scotland
medieval Scotland
dateWritten 15th century
fieldOfStudy Latin philology
Scottish historiography
medieval studies
genre chronicle
historiography
hasPart continuation of John of Fordun’s chronicle
historicalValue major source for medieval Scottish history
influencedBy John of Fordun’s Chronica Gentis Scotorum NERFINISHED
medieval universal chronicles
intendedAudience Scottish political community
clerical elite
language Latin
literaryForm prose
mainSubject history of Scotland
manuscriptTradition survives in multiple medieval manuscripts
narrativeScope from legendary origins of the Scots to the 15th century
perspective monastic
pro-Scottish
placeOfComposition Inchcolm Abbey NERFINISHED
religiousContext Catholic Church NERFINISHED
significance most extensive medieval narrative of Scottish history
structure multi-volume chronicle
timeCoverageEnd mid-15th century
timeCoverageStart mythical origins of the Scots
usedAsSourceBy early modern Scottish historians

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Assassination of James I of Scotland describedIn Scotichronicon
this entity surface form: The Scotichronicon
Andrew Moray historicalSource Scotichronicon