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Rule of Scotland

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

8Records
1031–1305Date range
2Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1031

Canute I1031

London · Warfare / England War

Canute arrives in Scotland & drives the Scottish King's into temporary submission

1296

Edward I11 July 1296

Brechin · Warfare / England War

John Balliol renounces his crown & Kingdom in front of Edward I

Edward I1296

Warfare / England War

Edward I governs Scotland through a Viceroy. Edward I believes he has captured Scotland & leaves 3 magnates in authority. Declares himself King of Scotland after forcing Balliol to abdicate

1303

Edward I1303

Warfare / England War

Scotland is allowed its own laws & customs & an amnesty announced

1304

Edward IMarch 1304

Warfare / England War

The Scots lords meet in Parliament at St. Andrews, under the direction of Edward I, and until a onstitution could be established Robert Bruce of Carrick and Bishop Wishart were appointed dual Guardians

Edward IApril 1304

Warfare / England War

Edward I receives the surrender of some prominent Scottish Lords & returns to London

1305

Edward ISeptember 1305

Warfare / England War

Guided by Wishart, Edward frames his Ordinances for the establishment of the Land of Scotland, proposing a Government of twenty Englishmen and ten elected representatives of Scottish estates

Edward I1305

Warfare / England War

Guided by Wishart, Edward frames his Ordinances for the establishment of the Land of Scotland, proposing a Government of twenty Englishmen and ten elected representatives of Scottish estates. After the execution of Wallace Edward I captures Scotland

Names involved

Canute IEdward I

Provenance

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