- On the one hand, all the king lists will clearly show Kenneth II but Irish chroniclers in this period seem to have considered Olaf to have been king.
- The assignment of Suibne as a son of Kenneth II (or, less likely, Kenneth III) is plausible enough, but there is no evidence for it beyond Suibne's patronymic.
- Kenneth II was the king of Scotland in succession to Cuilean. He was the son of Malcolm I, and younger brother of Dubh, who had ruled before Cuilean.
- Kenneth II gently touched the statue and "was shot through by arrows sped from all sides, and fell without uttering another word."
- A King of the united Picts and Scots (from 971), Kenneth II was a son of Malcolm I. He succeeded Culen, another great-great-g...
- Кеннет II гэльск. Cináed mac Maíl Choluim, англ. Kenneth II Кеннет II, король Шотландии король Альбы (Шотландии)...
- Kenneth II, son of Malcolm I, king of Alban, succeeded Cuilean, son of Indulph, who had been slain by the Britons of Strathclyde in 971 in Lothian.
- The reign of Kenneth II saw much conflict. His reign began fighting the Britons of Strathclyde, loosing a large part of his force on the river Cornag.
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- Kenneth II, d. 995, Scottish king (971–995). The son of Malcolm I (reigned 943–54), he became king of the united Picts and Scots in 971 and immediately led a...