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One of the largest and most powerful clans, based in Argyll.

Once the most powerful clan, rulers of the Isles.

Known for their castles in Skye (Dunvegan Castle).

Famous outlaw clan, linked with Rob Roy MacGregor.

Chiefs of Clan Chattan, strong Highland federation.

Fierce warriors, based in Lochaber.

Highland clan, made famous in Outlander.

Known for their role in the Jacobite Risings.

Known for their seat at Duart Castle on Mull.

A powerful Lowland clan with influence in Scottish politics.

Famous for King Robert the Bruce, victor of Bannockburn (1314).

Major power in the northeast, associated with Huntly Castle.

Linked with Caithness and the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel.

Influential in the Lowlands, known for nobility titles.

Border warriors, often in feuds with neighbors.

Powerful Border clan, linked to Sir Walter Scott.

Border reivers, known for castles in the Borders.

Prominent in the southwest Borders.

Prominent in the southwest Borders.

Early supporters of Scottish kings; rivals of the Campbells.

Rose to power through military service; involved in civil wars.

Loyal supporters of Scottish kings; military prominence.

Political power in Lowlands; allied with royal families.

Royal supporters; involved in battles and diplomacy.

Political influence; involved in Jacobite uprisings.

Wealthy and influential; involved in feuds and politics.

Border clan; famous for horseback warfare; “Kerrs are fearless.”

Fierce warriors in the Highlands; associated with heroic loyalty.

Known for Urquhart Castle; involved in Highland conflicts.

Loyal supporters of MacLeods; known as fierce warriors.

Branch of Clan MacDonald; known for loyalty and warrior skills.

Fierce Highland warriors; involved in clan feuds.

Historically significant; ancient earls of Fife; advisors to Scottish kings.