Welsh Kingdoms and Viking Attacks in the North

This chapter explores the power of the Welsh kingdoms and their challenges. It delves into Viking attacks in the north, including raids on Linda's farm and Monk Wermoth and Jarrow. The Vikings adapt their strategies after their failed attempts and shift their focus to new targets, like the monastery of Iona in Scotland. The chapter closes with the introduction of Kenneth MacAlpin, a boy with notable connections to Pictland and Dahlriada who would play a major role in history.