Genetic studies of 12th century remains of Poland's royal family found the closest available genetic link was from a man who died in the 6th in Eastern Scotland

It's unknown completely how a man from Scotland could have ended up in Poland and founded a noble family since there are no known connections between Scotland and Poland until at least 700 years later

Recent genetic studies by Poland on their oldest royal bones found the closest genetic match was to a man from the 6th century in Eastern Scotland

No known reason exists for how a man from Scotland would have entered founded the royal family of Poland