May 1305Siege of Stirling CastleEdward I
Sir William Oliphant and about fifty Scots hold out in Stirling Castle
Historical records for England in 1305, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Sir William Oliphant and about fifty Scots hold out in Stirling Castle
Edward I has William Wallace executed
After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce
After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce
After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce
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
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
Arrested for arrempting to steal the crown jewels
William Wallace is betrayed & captured by the English
Clement V absolves Edward I from his oath to abide by the Confirmation of Charters
Scotland is given representation in the English Parliament
Edward I sends Langton to Clement V to discredit Robert Winchelsey
Edward I sends Langton to Clement V to discredit Robert Winchelsey
Edward I sends Langton to Clement V to discredit Robert Winchelsey
After the execution of Wallace Scotland rebels under Robert I the Bruce. After the execution of Wallace Edward I captures Scotland
The Archbishop of Canterbury goes into exile after Edward has him suspended
Forced into exile after being suspended by the Pope
William Wallace is betrayed & captured by the English. After the execution of Wallace Edward I captures Scotland
Secures from Pope Clement V Edward Is release from oaths to observe charters
Appointed Pope, Bertrand de Got Archbishop of Bordeaux, a Gascon subject of Edward I
Edward II returns to court & is reconcillied with his father
Edward II returns to court & is reconcillied with his father
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
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