Clan Munro-Clan Mackenzie feud

From 1452 to 1715, the relationship between Clan Munro and Clan Mackenzie in the Scottish Highlands was characterized by shifting allegiances and sporadic conflicts. Although historically allies, diverging political and religious loyalties during the tumultuous periods of the Scottish Reformation and the Wars of the Three Kingdoms led to strains in their relationship. The clans found themselves occasionally at odds, with land disputes and power dynamics further exacerbating tensions. However, their disagreements during this period never escalated to the scale of some of the more notorious Highland feuds. Instead, their relationship was a complex tapestry of alliance, rivalry, and diplomacy, reflective of the broader challenges faced by Highland clans amidst the political and religious upheavals of the time.