Marriage
Lady Janet Hepburn, Bothwells sister, marries Queen Marys half-brother Lord John
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Lady Janet Hepburn, Bothwells sister, marries Queen Marys half-brother Lord John
Lady Janet Hepburn, Bothwells sister, marries Queen Marys half-brother Lord John
Huntly resists Mary's authority in northern Scotland
Mary travels north to confront the power of the Earl of Huntly
Mary moves against Huntly's northern power base
Huntly is defeated by forces loyal to Mary
Defeats George Gordon Earl of Huntly at Corrichie near Aberdeen
Moray commands Mary's forces at Corrichie
Huntly dies after defeat and capture at Corrichie
Moray leads forces loyal to Mary against Huntly
John Gordon is executed after the Huntly rebellion
Moray strengthens royal authority in the north after Corrichie
Bothwell is arrested during Mary's early personal rule
Bothwell is arrested during Mary's early personal rule
Arrested for trying to capture the Queen, escapes
Marries Anne, daughter of William Keith, 4th Earl Marischal
The Papal Nuncio is asked to leave Scotland
Mary's government asks the papal envoy to leave Scotland
The Papal Nuncio is asked to leave Scotland
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