27 February 1545Battle of Ancrum MoorArchibald Douglas Angus, 6th
Angus distinguishes himself in the Scottish victory over the English at Ancrum Moor.
Historical records for Scotland in 1545, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Angus distinguishes himself in the Scottish victory over the English at Ancrum Moor.
Angus fights at Ancrum Moor after English raids and Scottish resistance to the Treaty of Greenwich settlement.
Angus helps defeat the English army at Ancrum Moor during the Rough Wooing.
The Scottish victory at Ancrum Moor answers English pressure following Scotland's rejection of the Treaty of Greenwich.
Arran helps command the Scottish forces that defeat the English army at Ancrum Moor.
Arran celebrates the Scottish victory after Ancrum Moor as the battle halts English incursions in the Borders.
Norman Leslie brings Fife spearmen to the Scottish force before the victory at Ancrum Moor.
The Scottish victory at Ancrum Moor strengthens the anti-English position supported by Mary of Guise.
Scottish victory strengthens the anti-English faction supported by Mary of Guise
Walter Scott of Buccleuch joins the Scottish army and helps defeat the English force at Ancrum Moor.
Sir Brian Layton is killed during the English defeat at the Battle of Ancrum Moor.
Sir Ralph Eure is killed when the English army is defeated by the Scots at Ancrum Moor.
William Stewart, Bishop of Aberdeen and royal servant of James V, dies at Aberdeen.
Andrew Melville is born at Baldovie and later becomes a major Scottish Presbyterian scholar and reformer.
Mary's third parliament opens at Linlithgow during the continuing crisis of the Rough Wooing.
Walter Scott of Buccleuch supports Scottish resistance to English pressure in the Borders.
Arran works through the council to manage Scottish government during war with England.
Angus supports the Scottish anti-English position after his lands suffer during English raids.
David Beaton supports the Catholic and pro-French direction of Scottish policy during Mary's minority.
Norman Leslie serves among the Scottish nobles involved in the fighting of the Rough Wooing.
Mary I remains infant queen while Scotland is governed by Regent Arran during the Rough Wooing.
Arran governs Scotland for the infant Mary I while war with England continues.
Mary I remains the source of royal authority while government is exercised in her name during her minority.
Mary I's minority allows leading Scottish nobles and churchmen to shape government policy in her name.
Arran coordinates government measures for defence after English pressure on the Borders continues.
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