during the jacobite rising of 1745, angus mackintosh, twenty-second chief of clan mackintosh was a captain in the british black watch regiment. however, in his absence, his wife, lady anne mackintosh raised men to fight for the jacobite charles edward stuart. command was given to macgillivray of dunmaglas, of the clan macgillivray. they contributed to the jacobite victory at the battle of falkirk muir in 1746. following this victory charles arrived at moy on 16 february 1746 where he was received by lady mackintosh. the prince's bed is still at moy hall. an attempt was made by five hundred government troops to capture prince charles at moy, but they were deceived by just five of the lady mackintosh's retainers into believing that they had blundered into the entire jacobite army and fled. this incident became known as the "rout of moy". at the battle of culloden the mackintoshes and their allies in the chattan confederation suffered heavy losses.