Blairgowrie, a picturesque town in Perthshire, Scotland, is steeped in history, with its rolling hills, ancient castles, and the whispering echoes of centuries-old rivalries. Among the many feudal conflicts that shaped the region, one of the most intense and enduring was the bitter feud between the lords of Drumlochy and Glasclune. These neighboring strongholds, standing on either side of a deep ravine, became the stage for a long and violent struggle between the Blairs of Glasclune and the Herons (or Herrings) of Drumlochy.
This article delves into the history of these rival factions, the fate of their castles, and the dramatic events that led to the downfall of Drumlochy.
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