The Highland contingent at Flodden — various clan regiments fighting for James IV — suffered catastrophic losses alongside the rest of the Scottish army. Clan traditions record individual chiefs and their retinues dying at Flodden: MacLeans, MacDonalds, MacKenzies, Grants, Mackintoshes, and others contributed men. The Highland losses at Flodden were not as celebrated as the Lowland nobility's deaths but were equally devastating to their communities.
Numerous Highland clan chiefs and their retinues killed
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