Malcolm MacLeod

Malcolm MacLeod (Gille Caluim MacLeòid; 1296–1370), son of Tormod and grandson of Leod, was the third chief of Clan MacLeod from about 1320. Around 1343 he appears in a David II charter, among the first MacLeod chiefs recorded.

Tradition calls him its greatest hero: he slew a bull at Glenelg with a dirk and carried its horn to Dunvegan, where it became Sir Rory Mor's Horn. Known as Good Fat Malcolm, he died at Stornoway and was buried on Iona, succeeded by Iain Ciar.