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Execution

England · Warfare / England War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1282–1405Date range
9Named people
5Places

Chronological records

1282

Edmund Lancaster, 1stOctober 1282

Builth · Warfare / England War

Arrests Llewellyn ap Gruffydd & beheads him

1283

Edward I3 October 1283

Warfare / England War

David I surrenders his own men, then is condemned & executed

1305

Edward IAugust 1305

Warfare / England War

After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce

Edward I1305

Warfare / England War

After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce. After the execution of Wallace Edward I captures Scotland

1306

Thomas Le Boys7 September 1306

Tower of London · Warfare / England War

Beheaded for supporting the Scots

1322

Humphrey de Bohun Hereford, 4th1322

Boroughbridge · Warfare / England War

Executed for supporting the rebellious barons

Edward II1322

Cumberland · Warfare / England War

Has Hartcla executed for helping the Scots advance into Cumberland

Andrew Hartcla1322

Cumberland · Warfare / England War

Executed by Edward II for helping the Scots advance into Cumberland

1405

Thomas Mowbray4 June 1405

York · Warfare / England War

Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor

William Plumpton4 June 1405

York · Warfare / England War

Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor

Richard Scrope4 June 1405

York · Warfare / England War

Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor

Names involved

Andrew HartclaEdmund Lancaster, 1stEdward IEdward IIHumphrey de Bohun Hereford, 4thRichard ScropeThomas Le BoysThomas MowbrayWilliam Plumpton

Provenance

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