The division of Skye between MacLeod of Dunvegan in the north and west and MacDonald in the south and east was contested through raids and counter-raids in the early fourteenth century. The boundary between MacLeod and MacDonald territory on Skye became one of the most persistently contested frontiers in the medieval Highlands, generating conflict that would last until the seventeenth century.
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