The Kingis Quair is a 14th-century poem written by James I, King of Scotland, during his imprisonment in England. The poem tells the story of the king's dream, in which he falls in love with a beautiful lady and is taken on a journey through the heavens by a group of angels. The Kingis Quair is a significant work of medieval Scottish literature, and is notable for its use of the dream-vision genre and its exploration of themes such as love, fate,...
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