Quiz For Rscds Dundee Branch All Answers Arenames Of Rscds Dances

[guilliebrougues]

Can anyone please help me. I am looking for the answer to this question. There are no clues only the number of words required to answer this question
4. Words. Pseudonym for a king. I have tried Prince Charles of Edinbugh but he is not a king and I have tried the Duke of Perth but he is not a king. any help would be very much appreciated.

[katburd]

all I can suggest now, is to look through this list of names for dances to see if any ring a bell with your question, I have looked, but a fresh pair of eyes might do the trick.
http://www.scottish-country-dancing-dictionary.com/dance-cribs.html

[Ouzel]

A bit iffy but - MacDonald of the Isles ??

Used to be known as Lord of the Isles - now one of Prince Charles' titles.

[guilliebrougues]

F.O.A. Katburd. Thank you for your suggestion but I have looked through the scxotish country dancing dictionary and also the green book (dancers bible) and cannot find anything.

[guilliebrougues]

F.A.O Ouzel. Thnk you for your help, but it has to be pseudonym for a king not a prince , duke or monarch.

[TheWinner]

I don't know dances, but is there one called Monarch of the glen?

[frugalfred]

Have you considered looking for the surname KING, rather than in its regal sense? E.g. Stephen King who wrote under the name Richard Bachman?

[frugalfred]

^^He also wrote under the name John Swithen. Are there any dances for St Swithen's Day?

[katburd]

another suggestion for you "The Young Pretender"

[katburd]

^^forget my suggestion it's only three words

[guilliebrougues]

Thank you katburd, Ouzel,The Winner and Frugalfred, There is not a dance called Monarch of the Glen, nothing in the dictionary with the name king in it . No dances for St. Swithens day either. I shall have to keep on trying, the only thing is that this has to be in by 28t Feb. I wonder if anyone else doing this quiz has the same problem ?