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The plains in Scotland are less distributed, mainly hills, so the Scots living on this land are also known as the British “mountain people”. Scotland has more than half of England's, but the population is only 5.22 million, about 10.4% of England's population, and these populations are concentrated in the capitals of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee, and many hills. And the mountains are almost uninhabited.
The Scots, who make up about 1 in 12 of the UK's population, are the main members of the British national family. However, in British history, until 1603, Scotland was still an independent kingdom bordering England and often fought with England. The Scots living on this land are also a relatively independent nation.
The ancestors of the modern Scots were mainly the Picts who migrated from the European continent around BC BC and the Celts who later fled to Britain, and some of them were Germans in Europe. After a long period of integration, the Picts, the Celts and the Germans finally formed the main body of the Scottish nation.