The next earliest source is the so-called "Iona Chronicle", compiled c. 650–750, deduced from Scottish entries in the "Chronicle of Ireland" which were later copied into the "Annals of Tigernach" (AT) and the "Annals of Ulster" (AU). This preserves information for kings of Alclut from the mid-7th to the mid-8th century, beginning with Gure(i)t regis Alo Cluathe (AU), Domnall mac Auin (AT, AU) Bili mac Elphine (AT, AU) and Taudar mac Bile (AT), were all noted as 'kings of Alclut'. In addition to this, we have a poem preserved in the 10th-century "Life of Adomnán" which refers to Brude, king of the Picts, as being the son of Bile, king of Alclut.