Clan Rose

Dive into the rich and fascinating history of Clan Rose in this episode of the "A Clan A Day Podcast." Often mistaken for Clan Ross, Clan Rose carves its own unique path through Scottish history, marked by resilience, loyalty, and cultural significance. With roots tracing back to the Norman conquest, the Roses established themselves in the Scottish Highlands during the 12th century under Hugh Rose of Geddes. Their remarkable legacy began to flourish when they acquired Kilravock Castle, which became synonymous with the clan's leadership and has remained a symbol of their enduring spirit for centuries.
Discover how the Roses navigated the turbulent politics of Scotland, forming key alliances, including a bond with the MacKintoshes and playing significant roles during pivotal moments like the Jacobite risings and even the French Revolution. Learn about the clan’s connections to figures like Mary, Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie, and Robert Burns, each of whom left their mark on the Roses' story. From hosting royalty to influencing culture and literature, Clan Rose’s contributions extend far beyond the battlefield.
Join us to uncover how this "Constant and True" clan rose from Norman nobility to become an integral part of Scotland’s history. Don’t miss this compelling episode that highlights a lineage as steadfast as the castle they once called home. Slàinte mhath!

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Kilravock is pronounced Kil-Rawk.

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giving the castle to a chhristian organization, big mistake.

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More than you know.