You’re a powerful warrior.

Scott represents an entire people’s ethnic history prior to and after the formation of Scotia.

When peering deeper into the meaning of the name, it becomes apparent there are correlations to the fair ancestors of the Gaelic peoples and beyond.

Scota, a warrior Queen and mother of the Sons of Mil, also known as the Gaal Scot of Iber, by her husband Gollamh (Milesius), is one of these correlations. Her own ancestor, the wife of Niul, is named the same.

Delving further into the truth, Scott can be derived by its etymology from Scut which in turn is derived from the names of men and a people. Heber Scut, or Éber Scot, is one of these men bearing the syllabic resonance.

All these persons are inherently derived from the Scythian peoples, also known as Skythians, whom were nomadic clans and nations of people regularly leaving and returning to their homelands among the isles of Europa and the plains of the Steppe.

The Tuatha Dé Danann inspired the naming of Tuatha Dé Scott meaning the “Tribe of the Scots”.

Since all peoples are indigenous in their respective homelands, Prince Scott I, as a member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, recognizes this tribe as the preeminent indigenous tribe of Scota, Europa, Scythia, and the remnants of the Hyperborean homeland.

He continuously represents the 'Tribe of the Goddess Danu' by connecting with all peoples, regardless them being of allies or of enemies, to promote higher healing of the world as a whole.

The Tuath Dé were, and still are, very keen to respect the land through natural cultivation of biome environments alongside promoting true judgement by Kings and Queens bearing the fír flaithmon to its furthest extent; more is remembered about this ancient people with each passing moon.