Alliance Mary Queen of Scots and Henry II's son
The Scottish Parliament agrees marriage between Mary Queen of Scots & Henry IIs son. Agreed by the Earl of Arran & Henry II
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The Scottish Parliament agrees marriage between Mary Queen of Scots & Henry IIs son. Agreed by the Earl of Arran & Henry II
The Scottish Parliament agrees marriage between Mary Queen of Scots & Henry IIs son
Leaves Scotland at the age of 6 to be brought up in France
Mary embarks for France in order to avoid interception by the Englsh
Somerset defeats the Scottish army at Pinkie in the largest battle of the campaign, using coordinated infantry, cavalry, artillery and naval gunfire.
The last Battle fought between England & Scotland as independent kingdoms. The English win & occupy Edinburgh. Launches an attack on the English under Somerset. 16,000 under Somerset invade Scotland, met by 23,000 under Arran at the Esk
Dudley secures Broughty Castle for England, creating a fortified position on the Tay that extends the Tudor occupation far beyond the eastern Borders.
After their victory at Pinkie Cleugh the English occupy Edinburgh
Somerset marches the main English army from Berwick into Scotland, renewing the Tudor attempt to force a dynastic settlement by direct invasion.
After Pinkie, Somerset's forces occupy Leith and use the port while consolidating the coastal route supporting the English invasion.
After their victory at Pinkie Cleugh the English occupy Edinburgh
Grey helps establish and command fortified English positions in East Lothian as occupation replaces short raids as the central strategy of the invasion.
Betrothed to the heir of the French throne, the dauphin Francis
Betrothed to the heir of the French throne, the dauphin Francis
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