lexander was the ruler of Scotland from 1107 to 1124. He was the son of Malcolm III and Malcolm's second wife Margaret. Alexander became king in 1107 after the death of his elder brother Edgar who had died without an heir. Alexander married Sybilla one of Henry I's illegitimate daughters. Alexander had no children who could succeed him so he was succeeded by his brother David I who during Alexander's reign had controlled much of Scotland's southern territories.Biography
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Alexander (I, King of Scotland 1107-1124)
| Born | 1077 | Born At | |
| Died | 1124 | Buried At | |
| Father | Malcolm (III, Scottish King 1058-1093) | Mother | Margaret (of Wessex) |
| Titles include | King of Scotland |
| Born | 1077 / |
| Died | 1124 / |
lexander was the ruler of Scotland from 1107 to 1124. He was the son of Malcolm III and Malcolm's second wife Margaret. Alexander became king in 1107 after the death of his elder brother Edgar who had died without an heir. Alexander married Sybilla one of Henry I's illegitimate daughters. Alexander had no children who could succeed him so he was succeeded by his brother David I who during Alexander's reign had controlled much of Scotland's southern territories.Spouses
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Alexander (I, King of Scotland 1107-1124) (b.1077 - d.1124)
+Sybilla (of Normandy) (b.1092? - d.1122)
+Sybilla (of Normandy) (b.1092? - d.1122)
Alexander (I, King of Scotland 1107-1124) (b.1077 - d.1124)
+Sybilla (of Normandy) (b.1092? - d.1122)
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1107 (Age: 30yrs)
The death of Edgar caused a split of unity in Scotland. Alexander I became King of the Scots and David I became the King in Lothian and Strathclyde.
1123 (Age: 46yrs)
Alexander I founded this abbey on an island in the middle of the Forth river in Scotland. The Scottish king took refuge on the island in a storm and rewarded the hermit who looked after him with the foundation of a church.
1124 (Age: 47yrs)
The unity in Scotland was restored at the death of Alexander by David I who became King of Scots. During his reign the Scottish borders were extended to the River Tees, including all of Northumberland. (Was he assisted by the Knight Templar?)
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