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Gamelin (bishop)

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In 1258, after the Comyns regained power, Gamelin returned to Scotland and resumed his duties as Bishop of St Andrews. His return was enabled by papal support, and he continued to support the Comyn faction in their political struggles. He remained Bishop of St Andrews until his death at Inchmurdo
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Gamelin’s political career was deeply tied to his support for the Comyn family, who were one of the most influential noble families in 13th-century Scotland. His early connections to the church of Kilbucho linked him to figures like
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as Bishop of St Andrews. Gamelin’s legacy is marked by his involvement in both the ecclesiastical hierarchy and the political struggles of medieval Scotland, as well as his steadfast loyalty to the Comyn family.
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in Peeblesshire and was connected to important political families like the Comyns and Fitz Gilberts, who played major roles in Scottish politics. By April 1245, he had become a canon of
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The Comyns’ political dominance has often been downplayed by chroniclers sympathetic to later figures like
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Gamelin’s political alliance with the Comyn family placed him at odds with the rival
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Gamelin passed away on 29 April 1271 at Inchmurdo Palace. He was succeeded by
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on 1 July 1255, despite his apparent "defect of birth." He was consecrated by
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and Adam Fitz Gilbert, further cementing his association with the Comyns.
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Bishop of St Andrews

Seal
St Andrews
Abel de Golynn
William Wishart
William de Bondington
Bishop of St Andrews
Comyn family
Chancellor of Scotland
Alexander III of Scotland
Papal
chaplain
Alexander II
Papal
Kilbucho
Glasgow
Glasgow surname
postulated
St Andrews
Pope Alexander IV
William de Bondington
Durward
Alan Durward
papal court
Gilbert Fitz Richer
Robert the Bruce
William Wishart
"Gamelin, Bishop of St Andrews, People of Medieval Scotland"
Abel de Golynn

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