A village in the south of Tayside (formerly Perthshire), central Scotland, UK. Population: about 3,000. Located in the northeastern suburbs of Perth, near the left bank of the River Tay. It was the tribal center of the Picts, but in the 9th century, when the Scots annexed the Picts and established the Kingdom of Alban, it became its capital. At that time, King Kenneth MacAlpin moved his coronation throne here from the castle on Loch Etive, and it was called the Stone of Scone (Stone of Destiny) and was the coronation place for Scottish kings until Charles II in 1651. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
イギリス,スコットランドの中部,テイサイド州(旧パースシャー)南部にある村。人口約3000。パースの北東郊外,テイ川左岸近くに位置する。ピクト人の部族中心地であったが,9世紀にスコット人がピクト人を併合してアルバン王国を建国した際にその首都となった。このとき,国王ケニス・マカルピンがエティブ湖畔の城から戴冠用玉座をここに移し,以後〈スクーンの石(運命の石)〉と呼ばれて1651年のチャールズ2世に至るまでスコットランド王の戴冠場所となった。
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