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c.715 - King Nechtan of the Picts takes
advice from Abbot Ceolfrith of Wearmouth & Jarrow concerning adoption
of the ways of the Roman Church. 716 - A Pictish army defeats King Osred I of
Northumbria in battle in Manau Gododdin. The latter is killed. 722 - Death of King Bili of Strathclyde. King
Teudebur succeeds to the throne. c.729 - The Picts sign a peace treaty with
the Northumbrians. 740 - Pictland is attacked by a Northurmbrian
force under King Eadberht. 750 - The Strathclyde Britons under King
Teudebur defeat Prince Talorgen of the Picts at the Battle of Mugdock.
Decline of the power of King Angus I of the Picts. 752 - Death of King Teudebur of Strathclyde.
His son, Dumnagual, succeeds to the throne and promptly loses Kyle to King
Eadberht of Northumbria. 756 - King Angus I of the Picts and King
Eadberht of Northumbria successfully besiege King Dumnagual of Strathclyde
at Dumbarton. However, the Strathclyde Britons subsequently wipe out
Eadberht's entire force at the Battle of Newburgh-on-Tyne. 760 - Death of King Dumnagual of Strathclyde. 774 - The exiled King Ealchred of Northumbria
arrives in Pictland from Bamburgh, having been driven from York after
unrest in the Northumbrian Church. 790 -King Canaul son of Tadg of the Picts is
killed in battle against his rival, King Constantine mac Fergus of
Dalriada, who, through the right of his mother, a sister of King Alpin ipe
Ferach of the Picts, succeeds to the Pictish throne. 796 - King Osbald of Northumbria flees to
Pictland from Lindisfarne, after a rule of only twenty-seven days and a
number of murders plunge his kingdom into confusion.
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