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384 SCOTTISH ANNALS
forth wherever he could be found in the kingdom of England,
there the king and his descendants should not defer to receive
his homage and that of his descendants. Agreements also
concerning this were most firmly established on both sides,
and the king of Scots returned to his own.
1286, May.
ANNALS OF WORCESTER, IN ANNALES MONASTICI, VOL. IV,
p. 492. i
In this year died Alexander, king of Scotland, on the
fifteenth 2 before the Kalends of April.
THOMAS WYKES, CHRONICLE, IN ANNALES MONASTICI, VOL.
IV, PP. 305-306, s.A. 1285.
Alexander also, king of the Scots, died ; and of his death
diverse men thought diversely.
This king left no heir born of his body and for this cause
;
diverse men for diverse reasons claimed the succession to the
kingdom. Nevertheless because his wife 3 whom he had
recently married seemed to be pregnant, the claims to that
kingdom lay dormant. 4
1 From the Vespasian MS. Cf. s.a. 1285, Ann. of Dunst., in A.M., iii,
323 ; s.a. 1291, Fl. His., iii, 74, 72.
2 18th March.
3
Yolande, countess de Montfort, daughter of the count de Dreux.
4 The heir was however Margaret, acknowledged successor to the throne
when less than two years old on the 5th February, 1284. She was the only
child of Margaret, queen of Norway ; (cf. supra, 1261, February ;) and died
in September, 1290, at Orkney.