-Pictland and Dalriada merge to form Scotland

Kingdom of Scotland
	MacAlpine House
		-Kenneth I (844-859)
		-Donald I (859-863)
		-Conn I (863-877)
		-Aedh Whitefoot (877-878)
	MacRunn House
		-Eochu (878-889)
		-Girig I (878-889)
	MacAlpine House
		-Donald II (889-900)
		-Conn II (900-942)
		-Malcolm II (942-954)
		-Indulf (954-962)
		-Duff (962-967)
		-Colin Ring (967-971)
		-Kenneth II (971-995)
		-Olav (971-977)
		-Conn III the Bald (995-997)
		-Kenneth III (997-1005)
		-Girig II (997-1005)
		-Malcolm II (1005-1034)
	MacCrinan House
		-Duncan I (1034-1040)
	MacFinlaec House
		-Macbeth (1040-1057)
	MacGillacomgan House
		-Lulach the Simple (1057-1058)
	MacCrinan House
		-Malcolm III Great-Head (1058-1093)
		-Donald III Bane (1093-1094)
		-Duncan II (1094)
		-Donald III Bane (Restored: 1094-1097)
		-Edmund (1094-1097)
		-Edgar (1097-1107)
		-Alexander I (1107-1124)
		-David I the Saint (1124-1153)
		-Malcolm IV the Youth (1153-1165)
		-William I the Lion (1165-1214)
		-Alexander II (1214-1249)
		-Alexander III (1249-1286)
	Skioldung House
		-Margaret (1286-1290)
	DeBaliol House
		-John (1292-1296)

Foreign Rule
	England (1296-1306)

Kingdom of Scotland
	DeBruce House
		-Robert I (1306-1329)
		-David II (1329-1332)
	DeBaliol House
		-Edward (1332)
	DeBruce House
		-David II (Restored: 1332-1333)
	DeBaliol House
		-Edward (Restored: 1333-1342)
	DeBruce House
		-David II (Restored: 1342-1371)
	Stuart House
		-Robert II (1371-1390)
		-Robert III (1390-1406)
		-James I (1406-1437)
		-James II (1437-1460)
		-James III (1460-1488)
		-James IV (1488-1513)
		-James V (1513-1542)
		-Mary I (1542-1567)
		-James VI, England (1567-1625)
		-Charles I, England (1625-1649)
		-Charles II, England (1649-1651)

Foreign Rule
	England (1651-1659)

Kingdom of Scotland
	Stuart House
		-Charles II, England (Restored: 1660-1685) 
		-James VII, England (1685-1688) 
	Nassau-Orange House
		-William III, England and Netherlands (1689-1702)
	Stuart House
		-Mary II, England (1689-1694) 
		-Anne, England (1702-1707)

-England and Scotland merge to form Great Britain