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The Kingdom of Strathclyde In Early Medieval Scotland

The Kingdom of Strathclyde was one of the Celtic kingdoms that made up the Hen Ogledd (Old North), and was the one that survived the longest of all the North British kingdoms in the Early Middle Ages. As Sarah, my guest on the History with Hilbert Podcast a few days ago, explains, the Viking Age caused major upheaval in Southwestern Scotland. The Kingdom of Strathclyde was an important political player in Early Medieval Scotland and had power and influence in Pictland, and even supplied many Pictish kings. It's for this reason that she argues the kingdom might have survived as the only Northern Brittonic kingdom when the others such as Rheged, Elmet, the Gododdin and more were all conquered and didn't survive the seventh century.The old Kingdom of Alt Clut or Ystrad Clut was destroyed with the Viking raid on Dumbarton Rock in 870 AD, though from its ashes the newly named kingdom of Strathclyde would rise to thrust southwards and take the western parts of Northumbria which still bear the name Cumbria today as its legacy. Related Videos of Mine: The Hen Ogledd (Celtic North of Britain):    • The Old North: British Celtic Kingdoms in ...   How Big Was Denmark In the Viking Age?    • How Big Was Denmark in the Viking Age?   Why Did the Viking Age Begin?    • Why Did The Viking Age Begin ?   The History of the Vikings in England:    • The History of the Vikings in England (AD....   Viking Age Helmets:    • Why Do We Know So Little About Viking Helm...   The Start of the Viking Age in Frisia:    • How Did the Viking Age Start in Frisia? | ...   Go Fund My Windmills (Patreon):   / historywithhilbert   Dive into Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/UMzHMtA... Join in the Banter on Twitter:   / historywhilbert   Enter the Fray on Facebook:   / historywhilbert   Indulge in some Instagram..?(the alliteration needs to stop):   / historywithhilbert   Send me an email if you'd be interested in doing a collaboration! [email protected] #Scotland #Viking #Strathclyde