Indulf of Scotland

Indulf (c. 927–962), son of Constantine II, ruled Alba from 954 to 962 and was nicknamed An Ionsaighthigh, ‘the Aggressor’. In his day oppidum Eden, usually identified as Edinburgh, was abandoned to the Scots, marking their advance into Lothian.

In 962 he fell fighting Vikings near Cullen at the Battle of Bauds. He was buried on Iona and succeeded by Dub; his own sons Cuilén and Amlaíb both later reigned.