Their name was first used in Roman sources in 297 and by the sixth century they were organized in at least two kingdoms north of the River Forth.
They were converted to Christianity as a result of the efforts of Saint Ninian and Saint Columba. In the 7th century they recognized a single king, Brude. Their name was first used in Roman sources in 297 and by the sixth century they were organized in at least two kingdoms north of the River Forth. They reached the peak of their power under Angus, who established ascendancy over the Scots in 740. The matrilineal system of inheritance caused succession problems, and they declined before joining with the Scots in the kingdom of Alba. FTP, identify these ancient inhabitants of northern Scotland.
They were converted to Christianity as a result of the efforts of Saint Ninian and Saint Columba.
the Picts