Original sentence: After Robert I, Kings of Scotland, up to and including James VI, thought of themselves as having a Scottish identity and spoke the Scots language and James IV is known for being the last Gaelic-speaking King of Scots.The origin of the Scottish royal house , however , continued to be seen as springing from Dalriada and Ireland
Edited sentence: From at least the reign of [[James I of Scotland|James I], through to James VI, the main language of the Scottish monarchs was English (or the form of it later known as Scots).Scottish identity, for Lowlanders and Highlanders, however remained rooted the Gaelic past until the 18th century