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The Houses Survived: What Really Happened to the Celtic Kingdoms?

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From the Irish High Kings and Scottish royal houses to the clans, ancient Church, heraldry, and surviving dynastic traditions—introducing the forthcoming book Restoration of the Celtic Monarchy. The Houses Survived: What Really Happened to the Celtic Kingdoms? By Rev. Dr. Stephen M.K. BrunswickSt. Andrew’s Celtic Press | The Celtic Press Journal The Kingdoms Disappeared from […]

The Royal Claim of Clan Gregor: From Siol Alpine to the Pictish Kings of Moray and Ireland

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Tracing Clan Gregor from the kings of Scotland to the High Kings of Ireland   1. Introduction: “Royal Is My Race” The MacGregor declaration Siol Alpine and the problem of proof Framing the question of origins 2. Scots and Picts: One Royal Tradition? Dal Riata and Pictland Political vs ancestral identity The MacAlpin narrative 3. […]