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is suggested that the smaller area would have been easier to defend. During the 16th century, two buildings were added to the southern periphery of the enclosure. A small house was constructed within the southeast angle of the wall, with a circular stair-tower on its northern side giving access to the walkway along the eastern curtain wall. Located just inside the gate, this is likely to have served as a house for the castle's constable or keeper, and is the only building shown with a roof on Petit's survey. At the southwest corner of the enclosure, an L-plan block was put up, possibly as late as the early 17th century. The southern part is sited outside the line of the inner curtain wall, with a northern wing, which may have been a slightly later addition, inside the wall.
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enclosure is assumed to have contained an area of around 3,000 square metres (32,000 square feet). At the northern point of the wall the foundations of a large tower survive, measuring around 12 by 13 metres (39 by 43 ft) and the remains of foundations suggest further towers at the north-east and southwest corners of the enclosure. The enclosure was accessed via a sea-gate in the north-west curtain wall, where a small beach would have allowed boats to be drawn up. Another beach to the southwest may have formed a second access. Archaeological excavations in 2008 and 2009 confirmed the presence of these walls, and also found evidence that metalworking was taking place in the northern part of the castle. A
1123:. Above this is carved the coat of arms of John Macrae-Gilstrap. The portal gives access to the courtyard, the level of which has been lowered exposing the bedrock around the tower house. The present buildings at the southeast of the castle reflect the form of the earlier structures, including the circular stair tower, but are larger in extent. To the southwest only the southern portion of the L-shaped block was reconstructed, as a plain three-storey house, while in place of the northern wing is an open platform giving views over the loch. A small tower occupies the north-west angle. The keep itself follows the original dimensions, though the formerly subdivided ground floor is now a single room: the
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less accurate interpretations such as the work of MacGibbon and Ross, who attempted a plan of the remains in the late 19th century. The clerk of works, Farquhar Macrae, is said to have based the reconstruction on a dream in which he saw the restored Eilean Donan. Rather than a genuinely medieval castle, Eilean Donan is described as "a romantic reincarnation in the tradition of early 20th-century castle revivals." John
Gifford, analysing the building against the Petit survey, notes a "fussy elaboration of what was probably plain originally, and an omission of decoration where it once existed", and describes the interior as "a rubbly Edwardian stage-set for life in the Middle Ages".
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in the 14th century. In the 14th or 15th century the outer wall was abandoned and a smaller enclosure built around the tower house. More development within this courtyard took place in the 16th century, as well as the addition of defences on the eastern side. The castle was almost totally destroyed in 1719, after which almost 200 years passed before reconstruction began. Although some archaeological evidence has been recovered from the island, much material was lost during the reconstruction works making it difficult to build a clear picture of the early castle. Very little historical evidence survives. Mapmaker
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driven off with several casualties. Shortly thereafter the garrison departed. The following year the Earl's brother, Simon
Mackenzie of Lochslin, gathered troops for the royalist cause around Eilean Donan. For reasons unrecorded, he fell out with Farquhar Macrae and demanded his removal from the castle. Farquhar initially resisted, and despite interventions by the young Kenneth, had to be marched out by Lochslin and
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434:, sent an officer to Eilean Donan to warn the occupants of his forthcoming visit. In preparation 50 wrongdoers were rounded up and executed, their heads being displayed on the castle walls to Moray's approval. By the middle of the 14th century the Mackenzies are said to have been on the losing side in the ongoing feuding with the Earls of Ross.
635:(later Earl of Cromartie). He was finally persuaded to leave without violence, stating that he was too old to dwell in the cold castle. Farquhar was thus the last constable to dwell in Eilean Donan until its reconstruction, although he retained the ministry of Kintail until his death in 1662, at the age of 82.
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s log, in the castle were "an
Irishman, a captain, a Spanish lieutenant, a serjeant, one Scottish rebel and 39 Spanish soldiers, 343 barrels of powder and 52 barrels of musquet shot." The naval force spent the next two days in the castle and landed 27 barrels of gunpowder. The frigates' official logs
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ordered a garrison to Eilean Donan. The local people did not welcome the garrison. When a party of 30 soldiers came out from the castle to request provisions from the local people, a band of 10 men who opposed their demands met the occupiers. An argument broke out, which led to the garrison men being
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to draw up the plans. Although the rebuilding followed the extant ground plan, the details of the present castle differ from its original appearance. The survey drawings by Lewis Petit were not rediscovered until the restoration was almost complete, and the restorers therefore were forced to rely on
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from the war. Eilean Donan was opened to the public in 1955, and has since become a popular attraction: over 314,000 people visited in 2009, making it the third-most-visited castle in
Scotland. In 1983 ownership of the castle was transferred to the Conchra Charitable Trust, established by the Macrae
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followed, leading to an increased military presence in
Scotland as government forces attempted to penetrate and subdue the Highlands. In 1714 while surveying fortifications for the government, the military engineer Lewis Petit made the only surviving drawing of Eilean Donan. The sketch-elevation and
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supplied a ship to support the enterprise. Eventually, John compelled his uncle to relinquish his claim, and Hector agreed to hand over Eilean Donan. The constable refused however, and John's supporters laid siege. Malcolm Mac Ian
Charrich was eventually persuaded by Hector to relinquish the castle,
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was built against the curtain wall at the high point of the island, probably in the 14th century. The tower measured 16.5 by 12.4 m (54 ft 2 in by 40 ft 8 in), with walls 3 m (9 ft 10 in) thick. The vaulted ground floor was originally divided in two, with a
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anchored off Eilean Donan and sent a boat ashore under a flag of truce to negotiate. When the
Spanish soldiers in the castle fired at the boat, it was recalled and all three frigates opened fire on the castle for an hour or more. The next day the bombardment continued while a landing party was
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from exile Murdo
Mackenzie was allegedly confirmed in the lands of Kintail and Eilean Donan by a charter of 1362 (of which, however, no trace survives to the present day). At some point in the earlier 14th century it is thought that the Clan Macrae began to settle in Kintail as a body, having
289:. It is connected to the mainland by a footbridge that was installed early in the 20th century and is dominated by a picturesque castle that frequently appears in photographs, film and television. The island's original castle was built in the thirteenth century; it became a stronghold of the
530:, where Miles (Maolmure), brother of Christopher Macrae, was killed. After a series of retaliatory raids, Donald Gorm learned that Eilean Donan was weakly garrisoned and launched a surprise attack. In fact, only two people were in the castle: the recently appointed constable Iain Dubh
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Christopher's son Duncan. During the action the MacDonalds were driven on to the Cailleach Rock at the eastern tip of Skye and Angus, son of MacDonald of Glengarry, was killed. Christopher was succeeded as constable by the Rev. Murdoch Murchison, minister of Kintail.
804:. The restoration included the construction of an arched bridge to give easier access to the island. Macrae-Gilstrap also established a war memorial dedicated to the men of the MacRae clan who died in the First World War. The memorial is adorned with lines from
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are curiously worded, perhaps to conceal the reputed fact that the Macraes succeeded in destroying the castle although in naval hands, in order to prevent the English from garrisoning it: at all events, the castle was demolished by the gunpowder exploding.
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Billeting Hall. Above on the first floor is the Banqueting Hall with an oak ceiling, and decorated with coats of arms and 15th-century style fireplace. The main ceiling beams in the Banqueting Hall are of Douglas Fir and were shipped from
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to Scotland, and demanded that his kinsman Kenneth Mackenzie return the castle to allow his expansion into the islands. Mackenzie refused, and Earl William led an assault against Eilean Donan that the Mackenzies and their allies repulsed.
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and other defences in the area. Among the drawings he produced are a plan and elevation of Eilean Donan, which clearly show that the castle was largely derelict by this time, with only a building at the southeast corner being roofed.
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after which he was dismissed as constable and Christopher Macrae (Gillechriosd Mac Fionnlagh Mhic Rath) was appointed in his place in around 1511. John of Killin obtained a further charter of Kintail and Eilean Donan in 1509.
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acquired the power to communicate with birds; as a result of this power, and after many adventures overseas, he gained wealth, power, and the respect of Alexander II, who asked him to build the castle to defend his realm.
486:, considered by clan historians to be the founder of the Clan Macrae in Kintail, was dispatched to fetch the young laird back. During his lairdship Alexander appears to have supported the monarchy against the MacDonald
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506:, attempted to usurp the Mackenzie lands and installed his own constable in Eilean Donan, Malcolm Mac Ian Charrich Macrae. Hector's lawless activities caused the Mackenzies to be branded rebels, and in 1503 the
715:, joined the Jacobite army, leading out men of the Clan Mackenzie and Clan Macrae. The Macraes mustered at Eilean Donan, and are said to have danced on the roof of the castle before setting out to the
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stair in the north wall giving access to the first-floor hall. Above this were probably another two storeys, including a garret. The tower, according to Petit's later drawing, was topped by
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in April 1719, and occupied Eilean Donan Castle. The expected uprising of Highlanders did not occur, and the main Spanish invasion force never arrived. At the beginning of May, the
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prepared. In the evening under the cover of an intense cannonade, a detachment went ashore in the ships' boats and captured the castle against little resistance. According to
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family to maintain and restore the castle, and a purpose-built visitor centre was opened on the landward side of the bridge in 1998.
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and was allegedly rewarded by another charter of Kintail in 1463. Alexander died in about 1488 at a great age, and was succeeded by
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outside", referring to a bond of kinship between the two clans, and a similar inscription which once adorned the Fraser's home at
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Addition of the "hornwork" in the later 16th century
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2193:. Eilean Donan Castle. Archived from
2093:. National Geographic. Archived from
2039:. Eilean Donan Castle. Archived from
1968:. Eilean Donan Castle. Archived from
1894:. Clan Macrae website. Archived from
1860:. Clan Macrae website. Archived from
1830:. Clan Macrae website. Archived from
1402:. Eilean Donan Castle. Archived from
1251:
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1173:Looking down the bridge to the castle
1149:Panorama of the castle from the south
893:. In 2007, Eilean Donan stood in for
346:, an Irish saint who was martyred on
2997:Discovery and Excavation in Scotland
2975:Discovery and Excavation in Scotland
2957:(2nd ed.). Edinburgh: Birlinn.
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1994:The 2009 Visitor Attraction Monitor
1185:View from inside the castle grounds
926:(c. 1565–1614) left a description:
776:then took the Spanish prisoners to
683:". The revolution also established
591:on the death of Murdoch Murchison.
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2883:. Inverness: A. & W. Mackenzie
2720:Eilean Donan Castle Official Guide
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796:Castle ruins, sometime before 1911
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2373:"When Bollywood came to Scotland"
1197:Castle Eilen Donan - painting by
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492:Kenneth Mackenzie, 7th of Kintail
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428:Wars of Scottish Independence
3047:Beautiful Castles of Britain
3037:UK public library membership
2856:UK public library membership
2710:Origines Parochiales Scotiae
2707:Brichan, James, ed. (1855).
2293:"Filming & Photo Shoots"
1257:National Records of Scotland
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599:in 1623. He lived mainly at
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2843:. Oxford University Press.
2837:"Petit, Lewis (1665?–1720)"
2343:"Elizabeth: The Golden Age"
1229:List of islands of Scotland
1206:
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467:Aerial view of Eilean Donan
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2899:History of the Clan Macrae
2311:"Wealth of fans to locate"
2191:"Filming and Photo shoots"
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2902:. Dingwall: George Souter
2880:History of the Mackenzies
2544:MacGibbon & Ross 1889
2347:A Scientist at the Movies
1918:"The Battle of Glenshiel"
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2994:Milburn, Paula (2009).
2972:Milburn, Paula (2008).
2915:Macrae, Donald (1970).
2866:; Ross, Thomas (1889).
1335:"National Scenic Areas"
1221:Scottish islands portal
1014:In the 13th century, a
890:The World Is Not Enough
852:The Empire Strikes Back
551:MacDonalds of Glengarry
410:of 1266, by which King
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2835:Latcham, Paul (2004).
2788:Gifford, John (1992).
2593:"George Mackie Watson"
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1920:. Clan Cameron Website
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2091:"Eilean Donan Castle"
1792:, pp. 63–64, 354
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376:Lordship of the Isles
362:Origins of the castle
275:, about 1 kilometre (
171:3 m (10 ft)
3087:at Wikimedia Commons
2934:Miers, Mary (2008).
2701:General bibliography
1105:George Mackie Watson
859:singer and composer
802:John MacRae-Gilstrap
782:Battle of Glen Shiel
679:, in the so-called "
585:Edinburgh University
504:Hector Roy Mackenzie
444:Leod Macgilleandrais
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2807:Hull, Lise (2009).
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2297:Eilean Donan Castle
895:Fotheringhay Castle
681:Glorious Revolution
644:Earl of Glencairn's
524:MacLeod of Dunvegan
476:Alexander Mackenzie
438:granted Kintail to
412:Magnus VI of Norway
299:Jacobite rebellions
133: /
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2474:, pp. 532–533
2353:on 17 October 2013
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2171:on 16 October 2013
2165:"Spot the castle!"
1864:on 23 October 2012
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3050:. Gallery Books.
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2964:978 1 84158 613 7
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2221:Los Angeles Times
1892:, 12–28 May 1719"
1697:, pp. 52, 58
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789:
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689:Roman Catholic
673:King James VII
665:Main article:
662:
659:
563:
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508:Earl of Huntly
500:John of Killin
460:
457:
363:
360:
344:Donnán of Eigg
335:
332:
326:saint who was
320:Donnán of Eigg
291:Clan Mackenzie
249:Eilean Donnain
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241:Eilean Donan
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182:Council area
158:Island group
85:Eilean Donan
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3125:Clan Macrae
2407:, p. 3
2327:27 December
1890:Flamborough
1826:Flamborough
1790:Macrae 1910
1767:Macrae 1910
1755:Macrae 1910
1743:Macrae 1910
1731:Macrae 1910
1719:Macrae 1910
1707:Macrae 1910
1695:Macrae 1910
1683:Macrae 1910
1671:Macrae 1910
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1635:Macrae 1910
1611:Macrae 1910
1575:Macrae 1910
1524:Macrae 1910
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1439:, p. 7
1437:Macrae 1910
1387:Wright 1986
1027:tower house
1018:or wall of
865:music video
863:filmed his
847:Black Angel
806:John McCrae
774:Flamborough
753:Flamborough
295:Clan MacRae
140: /
115:Coordinates
3104:Categories
3063:4 November
2944:4 November
2906:4 November
2887:4 November
2858:required.)
2826:4 November
2629:Miers 2008
2602:23 January
2577:23 January
2253:The Herald
2231:4 November
2075:23 January
2021:4 November
1966:"Timeline"
1868:15 January
1319:23 January
1235:References
1113:portcullis
870:Highlander
814:field guns
760:Enterprise
740:Royal Navy
736:Loch Duich
620:civil wars
544:Inverinate
540:Lord Lovat
528:Kinlochewe
430:. In 1331
414:ceded the
404:Maclennans
392:Mackenzies
257:Loch Duich
222:Population
162:Loch Duich
128:05°30′58″W
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2987:0419-411X
2776:14 August
2747:14 August
2655:Hull 2009
1886:Worcester
1856:Worcester
1822:Worcester
1400:"History"
1277:14 August
1240:Citations
1040:bartizans
879:Bollywood
861:Jesse Rae
808:'s poem "
778:Edinburgh
766:Worcester
758:HMS
751:HMS
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744:HMS
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624:Charles I
555:Kyle Rhea
384:Mathesons
352:vitrified
269:Highlands
265:Loch Alsh
261:Loch Long
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2381:Archived
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2127:22 April
2101:22 April
2047:22 April
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1888:and HMS
1838:22 April
1824:and HMS
1410:22 April
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1207:See also
1077:hornwork
1055:Hornwork
1036:crowstep
1021:enceinte
857:Scottish
605:Fortrose
578:The Rev.
532:Matheson
512:James IV
448:David II
416:Hebrides
378:and the
372:enceinte
356:Iron Age
328:martyred
273:Scotland
199:Scotland
187:Highland
107:NG880260
61:Location
2387:29 July
2274:YouTube
2069:Canmore
1313:Canmore
1136:Gallery
1089:hagbuts
1085:cistern
932:barmkin
618:In the
613:Kenneth
589:Kintail
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334:History
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881:movie
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