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Kermac Macmaghan (fl. 1262–1264) was a thirteenth-century Scottish nobleman. In 1262, he is stated to have aided William I, Earl of Ross in a particularly vicious attack in the Hebrides. The assault itself is recorded by a thirteenth-century Scandinavian saga, and was likely conducted on behalf of Alexander III, King of Scotland, who wished to incorporate Isles into the Scottish realm. The following year, Hákon Hákonarson, King of Norway launched an expedition into the Isles to reassert Norwegian authority. The latter's campaign proved to be an utter failure, and after his departure and death the same year, the Scots forced the submission of the leading magnates of the Isles. In 1264, Kermac is recorded to have received compensation for services rendered. A fifteenth-century pedigree conce

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rdfs:comment	Kermac Macmaghan (fl. 1262–1264) was a thirteenth-century Scottish nobleman. In 1262, he is stated to have aided William I, Earl of Ross in a particularly vicious attack in the Hebrides. The assault itself is recorded by a thirteenth-century Scandinavian saga, and was likely conducted on behalf of Alexander III, King of Scotland, who wished to incorporate Isles into the Scottish realm. The following year, Hákon Hákonarson, King of Norway launched an expedition into the Isles to reassert Norwegian authority. The latter's campaign proved to be an utter failure, and after his departure and death the same year, the Scots forced the submission of the leading magnates of the Isles. In 1264, Kermac is recorded to have received compensation for services rendered. A fifteenth-century pedigree conce (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambridge University Press Princeton University Press Mercat Press MS 1467 Anglicised Battle of Largs Clan Mackenzie University of Edinburgh University of Glasgow University of St Andrews David Douglas (publisher) William I, Earl of Ross King of Scotland Matthew (given name) Matthew Paris Clan Mackenzie Alexander Comyn, Earl of Buchan Eilean Donan Castle Cainnech (Irish name) Patronymic The Stationery Office Brill Publishers 13th-century Scottish people Scottish clan chiefs Treaty of Perth Edinburgh University Press Northern Isles Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Oxford University Press Four Courts Press Handrit.is Oxford Companions The Continent Hebrides Inverness The History Press Hákonar saga Hákonarsonar Medieval Gaels from Scotland Largs Codex Frisianus Ayrshire Clan Matheson Clan Matheson Scottish clans Scottish realm Impalement Kingdom of Scotland Kingdom of the Isles Kintail National Galleries of Scotland Seventh Crusade Black Book of Clanranald Magnate Roberto Raviola Manchester University Press Matheson (surname)

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