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Coronation

Scotland · House / House of Stewart. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

13Records
1371–1603Date range
8Named people
5Places

Chronological records

1371

Robert II26 March 1371

Scone · House / House of Stewart

1st Stuart King of Scotland

1406

James I4 April 1406

House / House of Stewart

Crowned King of Scotland

1437

James II21 February 1437

House / House of Stewart

Crowned & annointed in the Abbey Church of Holyrood at the age of six

1460

James III3 August 1460

House / House of Stewart

Coronation of James III

1488

James IV11 June 1488

House / House of Stewart

Crowned King of Scotland

1513

James V9 September 1513

Stirling · House / House of Stewart

Crowned King of Scotland in Stirling, age 1

1526

James V1526

Westminster Abbey · House / House of Stewart

Crowned for a 2nd time by the Earl of Angus

1543

Mary of Scots9 September 1543

Stirling · House / House of Stewart

Is crowned Queen of Scots at Stirling Castle.

Mary of Scots9 December 1543

House / House of Stewart

Crowned in Stirling castle at the age of 9 months

1559

Mary of Scots18 September 1559

Rheims · House / House of Stewart

Francis is crowned King of France

1567

James VI24 July 1567

Stirling · House / House of Stewart

Scotlands 1st Protestant coronation, the "mother tongue" of Scotland is used. Scotlands 1st Protestant coronation. Crowned in accordance with Protestant rites in Holyrood Church

Mary of Scots29 July 1567

Stirling Castle · House / House of Stewart

Marys son James VI is crowned in Holyood, Stirling

1603

James VI5 April 1603

House / House of Stewart

Accession of James VI to the throne of England as James I

Names involved

James IJames IIJames IIIJames IVJames VJames VIMary of ScotsRobert II

Provenance

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