Below is a table of the Kings and Queens of Scotland from 1057 to 1625.
| Name | Reigned | Notes |
| Malcolm III | 1057 - 1093 | Malcolm Canmore |
| Donald Bane | 1093 - 1094 | |
| Duncan II | 1094 - 1094 | |
| Donald Bane | 1094 - 1097 | (restored) |
| Edgar | 1097 - 1107 | |
| Alexander I | 1107 - 1124 | |
| David I | 1124 - 1153 | |
| Malcolm IV | 1153 - 1165 | |
| William I | 1165 - 1214 | |
| Alexander II | 1214 - 1249 | |
| Alexander III | 1249 - 1286 | |
| Margaret | 1286 - 1290 | The Maid of Norway |
| John Baliol | 1292 - 1296 | Toom Tabard |
| Robert I | 1306 - 1329 | Robert the Bruce |
| David II | 1329 - 1371 | |
| Robert II | 1371 - 1390 | |
| Robert III | 1390 - 1406 | |
| James I | 1406 - 1437 | |
| James II | 1437 - 1460 | |
| James III | 1460 - 1488 | |
| James IV | 1488 - 1513 | |
| James V | 1513 - 1542 | |
| Mary | 1542 - 1567 | Mary Queen of Scots |
| James VI | 1567 - 1625 |
In 1603, on the death of Elizabeth I of England, James VI of Scotland inherited the English throne and became, in addition, James I of England. Since that date the crowns have been combined.,
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