Deposed as co-ruler of Scotland by Edgar & an English Army backed by William Rufus
Historical records for Scotland in 1097, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Deposed as co-ruler of Scotland by Edgar & an English Army backed by William Rufus
Despatched to Montacute Abbey, Somerset & becomes a monk
Edgar raises an army with William IIs support & deposes both Edmund & Donald
Blinded & sentenced to life imprisonment by Edgar
Blinded & imprisoned at Rescobie, Forfarshire
Blinded & sentenced to life imprisonment by Edgar
On his fathers death flees to England & becomes a vassal of William II. Flees to England & gains support by becoming a vassal of William II
Flees to England & gains support by becoming a vassal of William II
Deposed as co-ruler of Scotland by Edgar & an English Army backed by William Rufus
Magnus III of Norway sets off on a wave of conquest around the Scottish coast
Succeeds as King of Scotland, 2nd son of Malcolm III
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