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Scotland in 1528

Historical records for Scotland in 1528, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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7Events
4Named people
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1528Arrest of James VArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th

Stirling · House / House of Douglas

James V escapes to Stirling where he is met by a small army of Anguss enemies

1528Arrest of James VJames V

Edinburgh · House / House of Stewart

Escapes from Edinburgh Castle where he had been held captive by the Earl of Angus

1528Arrest of James VJames V

Stirling · House / House of Stewart

Escapes to Stirling where a small army of Anguss enemies gather around him

1528Exile of Archibald DouglasArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th

Government / Government of Scotland

Forced to flee to England while forfeiture is passed against him & his supporters

1528Exile of Archibald DouglasArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th

House / House of Douglas

Forced to seek exile in England

1528JusticiarArchibald Campbell Argyll, 3rd

Government / Government of Scotland

Appointed Justiciar

1528MarriageArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th

House / House of Douglas

Divorced from Margaret who escapes with her son the future James V

1528Privy SealDavid Beaton

Government / Government of Scotland

Appointed Keeper of the Privy Seal

1528SuccessionJames V

House / House of Stewart

At the age of 16 takes over direct rule after exiling the Earl of Angus

1528TrialArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th

House / House of Douglas

Tried in his absence & forfeiture declared

Names involved

Archibald Campbell Argyll, 3rdArchibald Douglas Angus, 6thDavid BeatonJames V

Places involved

EdinburghStirling

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.