Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Malcolm IV of Scotland across 5 places, from 1158 to 1165.
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Malcolm IV, nicknamed Virgo, "the Maiden" (between 23 April and 24 May 1141 – 9 December 1165) was King of Scotland from 1153 until his death.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Malcolm IV of Scotland was documented, and when
1158year
Orkneyattested“Only Rognvald Kali Kolsson, Earl of Orkney, was otherwise occupied (on a pilgrimage), and his death in 1158 brought the young and ambitious Harald Maddadsson to power in Orkney, who proved yet another threat to the young Malcolm.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1161year
Gallowayattested“Malcolm founded a Cistercian monastery at Coupar Angus, and the royal taste for continental religious foundations extended to the magnates, as in Galloway, where the Premonstratensians were established at Soulseat by 1161.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1161year
Coupar Angusattested“Malcolm founded a Cistercian monastery at Coupar Angus, and the royal taste for continental religious foundations extended to the magnates, as in Galloway, where the Premonstratensians were established at Soulseat by 1161.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1161year
Soulseatattested“Malcolm founded a Cistercian monastery at Coupar Angus, and the royal taste for continental religious foundations extended to the magnates, as in Galloway, where the Premonstratensians were established at Soulseat by 1161.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
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Places Malcolm IV of Scotland is documented in
Coupar Angus1 presence · 1161
Galloway1 presence · 1161
Jedburgh1 presence · 1165
Orkney1 presence · 1158
Soulseat1 presence · 1161
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24 May 1153exact date
Carlisle, Cumbriamentioned“These preparations were timely, because King David survived his son by less than a year, dying on 24 May 1153 at Carlisle.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1157year
Derbyshirementioned“While Malcolm delayed doing homage to Henry II of England for his possessions in Henry's kingdom, he did so in 1157 at Peveril Castle in Derbyshire and later at Chester.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1157year
Peveril Castlementioned“While Malcolm delayed doing homage to Henry II of England for his possessions in Henry's kingdom, he did so in 1157 at Peveril Castle in Derbyshire and later at Chester.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1157year
Chestermentioned“While Malcolm delayed doing homage to Henry II of England for his possessions in Henry's kingdom, he did so in 1157 at Peveril Castle in Derbyshire and later at Chester.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1158 to 1159period
Carlisle, Cumbriamentioned“After a second meeting between Malcolm and Henry, at Carlisle in 1158, "they returned without having become good friends, and so that the king of Scots was not yet knighted." In 1159 Malcolm accompanied Henry to France, serving at the si…”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1158 to 1159period
Francementioned“After a second meeting between Malcolm and Henry, at Carlisle in 1158, "they returned without having become good friends, and so that the king of Scots was not yet knighted." In 1159 Malcolm accompanied Henry to France, serving at the si…”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1160year
Toulousementioned“"Whether this was the act of a king of Scots or of an earl of Huntingdon we are not told; it was certainly the act of a man desperate for knightly arms, but that did not make it any more acceptable in Scotland." Malcolm returned from Tou…”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1160year
Moraymentioned“Scottish sources report that a revolt in Moray brought Malcolm north, and it is said that he: Having made peace with Henry, replaced Fergus of Galloway with his sons, and resettled Moray, only one of Malcolm's foes remained, Somerled, by…”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
1161year
Holyrood Abbeymentioned“John of Fordun's version in the Gesta Annalia appears to suggest a peaceful settlement to the affair, and both Fordun and Hoveden follow the report of the revolt and its ending by stating that the king led an expedition into Galloway whe…”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
July 1163month
Doncastermentioned“Sometime before July 1163, when he did homage to Henry II, Malcolm was taken seriously ill at Doncaster.”source: Wikipedia: Malcolm IV of Scotland
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