Makes some of the canon used by the Scots Army being gathered to invade England
Historical records for Scotland in 1513, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Makes some of the canon used by the Scots Army being gathered to invade England
Joins the invasion Army at the border
Captures the Border Castle of Norham while Henry VIII is fighting in France
Wark Castle falls to the Scots
Etall Castle surrenders to the Scots
Commands the Campbell followers & Highlanders
Carries the standard of St Andrew
The only person who can identify the body of James IV. Scots standard bearer at the Battle of Flodden
The Earl of Surrey defeats the Scots, James IV, 11 Earls & 10,000 Scots are slain. Leads the Scots 3rd Division, men from Stirling, Linlithgow & the Lothians. Accepts the Earl of Surreys offer to do battle
Crowned King of Scotland in Stirling, age 1
Death of Archibald Campbell, killed at the Battle of Flodden
Death of Archibald Campbell, killed at the Battle of Flodden
Queen Catherine keeps James IV at the monastery in Sheen. Dies under Papal interdict & cannot be buried in consecrated ground
Gathers an Army of 30,00 at Borough Moor near Edinburgh
Louis XII asks Scotland to join France & invade England
Marries James IV widow Queen Margaret
Marries the 6th Earl of Angus
Marries the 6th Earl of Angus
Invited by a group of nobles to become Regent during James IVs minority
Captures the Border Castle of Ford where he dallies 3 weeks with the "lady of Ford"
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