16 March 1565Receives news from Elizabeth she will only be her heir if sheMary of Scots
Receives news from Elizabeth she will only be her heir if she marries Leicester
Historical records for Scotland in 1565, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Receives news from Elizabeth she will only be her heir if she marries Leicester
Receives news from Elizabeth she will only be her heir if she marries Leicester
Withdraws from Marys Council & raises a rebellion in "the Chaseabout Raid"
Withdraws from Marys Council & raises a rebellion in "the Chaseabout Raid"
Learns France will not support her against Murray
Ends his rebellion against Mary Queen of Scots by fleeing to England. After Moray opposed Marys marriage to Lord Darnley he is declared an outlaw and takes refuge in England
The Earl of Moray escapes to England after his unsuccessful rebellion
Mary nearly dies
Writes verse for the baptism of the future James I
Marys son, James I, is baptized at Stirling Castle according to the Catholic rite
Birth of James I, father to James I of England & James VI of Scotland
Urges the Spanish King to send military aid. Requests 10,000 men & financial support from the Pope, he agrees
Mary marries Lord Darnley, Hamilton withdraws to his estates in France
Forced into exile in England after leading a failed rebellion of the clans
Asks Elizabeth to recognize her succession, she agrees
Favours the marriage of Mary Stuart to Earl Darnley
Mary marries Lord Darnley, Hamilton withdraws to his estates in France
Marries Lady Jean Gordon, a Catholic
Created Earl Mar, 1st
Created Earl Ross by Mary Queen of Scots
Leads a rebellion of clans with Elizabeth Is support after Marys marriage to Darnley
Raises a rebellion against Mary who pawns her jewels to fight her half brother. After Mary marries Darnley Morays rebellion is supported by Elizabeth
Puts down a revolt against her marriage due to Darnleys English descent
Refused the crown matrimonial on the advice of David Rizzio, Marys Secretary
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