January 1307ExcommunicationRobert I the Bruce
Excommunicated by the papal nuncio when the English Parliament meets in Carlisle
Historical records for Scotland in 1307, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Excommunicated by the papal nuncio when the English Parliament meets in Carlisle
Excommunicated by the papal nuncio when the English Parliament meets in Carlisle
The English are defeated by the Scots at the Battle of Loundoun Hill lead by Robert I of Scotland
The death of Edward I eases Robert Bruces nationalist struggle against the English
Robert Bruce returns from Ireland & defeats the English under de Valence
Robert Bruce captures Urquhart Castle & places it in the care of Sir Thomas Ranpolph, the Earl of Moray
Robert Bruce captures Urquhart Castle & places it in the care of Sir Thomas Ranpolph, the Earl of Moray
Robert I the Bruce returns to Scotland
The aging Edward I decides to come to Scotland at the head of a large army to punish the Scots rebellion but the now weak and sick king is ineffectual as a military leader
This record states: The aging Edward I decides to come to Scotland at the head of a large army to punish the Scots rebellion but the now weak and sick king is ineffectual as a military leader.
A series of successful campaigns against the Comyns and their allies leaves Roert I the Bruce in control of most of Scotland
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