During the 11th century, Scottish kings were chosen from different kinsman clans. This process was called Tanistry. Instead of adhering to a hereditary line of succession as in other kingdoms, the law of Tanistry encouraged various claimants to the throne.
English kings had no authority over Scotland.
The kings were not chosen. The succession was generally hereditary with the occasional usurper.
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the Valley of the Kings is in Egypt along the Nile River. It is where the tombs of the great pharaohs during the first century are buried.
Roman Catholic. All the Kings and Queens of England were Catholic until the later Tudors as were the Kings and Queens of Scotland and all European Monarchy up until the Reformation in the sixteenth century.
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john Locke did not believe government should take away the rights of life, liberty, and property.
By the 7th century there were big landlords or warrior chiefs in different regions. It was during 7th century that kings acknowledged landlords as Samantas.
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Scotland starts with the kings. REMEMBER that.... THANK YOU <bow,bow,>
Kings were anointed as a religious ritual to symbolize their divine right to rule, typically believed to be sanctioned by God. It was believed that anointing with sacred oil conferred upon the king a special spiritual blessing and authority to govern. This practice helped to legitimize the king's power and establish their role as a chosen leader.