King Henry of England married his daughter, Margaret, to King Alexander III at York. The marriage produced three children, Margaret, Alexander and David, though all pre-deceased their father.
King Alexander II submitted to the young King Henry III of England at Northampton.
Edward II wrote to the governor and men of Dundee and commanded them ‘to defend his town against the attacks of his enemies and rebels in those parts … through all extremity and hardship if need be … in defence … Continue reading
The newest Feature of the Month, for December 2011, is now online. Written by Research Associate John Reuben Davies, it once again examines the Ragman Roll. Read it here.
The Making of the Ragman Roll: the texts John Reuben Davies, Research Associate During the late spring and summer of 1296, Edward I advanced through Scotland receiving the landholders of the kingdom into his peace as they performed fealty … Continue reading
King William died and was succeeded by his son, Alexander, who was inaugurated as king at Scone on 6 December. William was buried on 10 December at Arbroath.
