Alexander I

de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception

Alexander I succeeded his father Malcolm Canmore, Macbeth's killer, as King of Scots on January 8th, 1107.

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The first of the three Scottish kings named Alexander was one of the many sons of Malcolm Canmore and his second wife, the saintly Queen Margaret. A pious Anglo-Saxon princess, who arrived in Scotland with a great deal of money and a piece of the True Cross, she decided to bring t…