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83 CE: The Battle of Mons Graupius in which Agricola defeats Calgacus of the Picts.
112 CE: Hadrian's Wall built as boundary between Roman Britain and Pictland.
142 CE: Antonine Wall built further north as boundary between Romans and Picts.
367 CE: Picts, Scots, Saxons, and Franks attack the Roman Empire.
397 CE: St. Ninian begins conversion of Picts to Christianity.
406 CE - 451 CE: Reign of Drust I, King of the Picts.
410 CE: Romans leave Britain; Picts remain unconquered.
563 CE: St. Columba begins missionary work among the Picts.
670 CE - 706 CE: Reign of Brude Mac Derile, King of the Picts.
685 CE: The Battle of Dun Nechtain; Picts defeat Angle invading force.
710 CE - 724 CE: Nechtan's reign and beginning of religious wars among Picts.
724 CE - 734 CE: Internecine strife between Celtic Christian Picts and Roman Catholic Picts.
734 CE - 761 CE: Picts are united under King Oengus who leads them against the Scots.
780 CE - 820 CE: Reign of Constantin son of Fergus who unites the Scots and the Picts.
820 CE - 834 CE: Reign of Angus son of Fergus who defeats the Angles.
843 CE - 858 CE: Kenneth MacAlpin unites the Picts with the Scots to become the first king of Scotland.
845 CE: Viking raids on Pictish lands increase.
899 CE: Death of Giric, the last King of the Picts.