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108 SCOTTISH ANNALS
nearly all perished miserably before he could come to Scotland,
a few days before St. Michael's mass. 1 And the king and his
brother went with the land-army.
But when king Malcolm heard that they would seek him
with an army, he went with his army out of Scotland into
Lothian in England, and there awaited.
When king William with his army drew near, earl Robert
and Edgar Etheling went between them, and made peace between
the kings, so that king Malcolm came to our king and
became his man for all such subjection as he had made before to
his father. And that he confirmed with an oath.
And king William promised him in land and in everything
all that he had had before under his father.
In this peace Edgar Etheling was also reconciled with the
king. And then the kings parted with great amity ; but that
lasted only a little while. 2
1092
ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, MS. E,
S.A. 1092. 3
In this year king William with a great army went north to
and drove
Carlisle, and restored the town and built the castle ;
out Dolfin, 4 who ruled the land there before. And he garrisoned
the castle with his vassals and thereafter came south
;
1 29th September.
2 "
Fl. of W., ii, 28 : And, seeing this, earl Robert summoned to him
Edgar Etheling, whom the king had expelled from Normandy, and who then
abode with the king of Scots ; and supported by his aid made peace between
the kings upon this condition, that Malcolm should obey William as he had
obeyed his father ; and that William should restore to Malcolm twelve vills
which he had had in England under his father, and should give him each year
twelve marks of gold. But the peace made between them continued no long
time.
"
The earl made peace for Edgar also with king William." Cf. Hoved.,
i, 144. R. de D., Abbr. Chr., i, 216.
"
H. of H., 216 : Therefore the king and his brother Robert with him
came to England,, and directed their troops toward Scotland. Therefore
Malcolm was oppressed by great fear, and became the king's man, and subject
to him by an oath of fealty." Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 30 ; H.A., i, 39-40,
s.a. 1090, Fl. His., ii, 23, s.a.
Ann. of Wav., in A.M.,
1091.
ii, 201 :
"
And king Malcolm came to king
William and became his man, upon that agreement upon which he had been
his father's man and he swore to him ; fealty, and king William promised
that he would give him whatever he had under his father."
Earl Robert " had long ago given his intimate friendship to the Scot,"
little truth in
W. of M., G.R., infra, s.a. 1093. He " found [with William]
their agreement," and Edgar fared no better ; A.S.C., MS. E, s.a. 1091, ad fin.
3 Cf. Ann. of Wav., in A.M., ii, 202. Fl. of W ii, 30.
4 The son of Gospatric.