Raine family

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The Raine family was a notable Border Reiver clan active along the Anglo-Scottish frontier, known for raiding, feuding, and cattle rustling during the late medieval and early modern periods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Border Reiver clan
family
historical group
activityPeriod early modern period
late medieval period
borderZone Anglo-Scottish Marches NERFINISHED
conflictNature inter-family feuding
conflictType border feuds
countryContext Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
economicActivity cattle raiding
ethnicContext Anglo-Scottish Borders NERFINISHED
historicalContext Border Reivers NERFINISHED
knownFor cattle rustling
feuding
raiding
legalStatus regarded as outlaws by authorities
militaryTactics fast cavalry attacks
night raids
operatedInRegion Anglo-Scottish frontier NERFINISHED
primaryMotivation livestock plunder
local power
reputation notable reiver clan
socialRole marcher family
socialStructure kin-based clan
sourceType border traditions and chronicles
transport horses
typicalTargets cross-border settlements
rival border families
weaponry light arms

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Border Reivers hasNotableFamily Raine family