Late Medieval

Timeline

1371     Robert II (Steward) becomes King.
1390    Robert III becomes King.
1390    The Wolf of Badenoch burns Elgin Cathedral down.
1400    Henry IV of England invades and retreats
1406    James I becomes King. but is imprisoned in England.
1413     The University of St Andrews is founded.
1424    James I is freed and returns to Scotland.
1426    All laws other than the kings are abolished.
1431    Bubonic plague in Edinburgh.
1437    James I is assassinated. James II becomes King.
1438    Warfare breaks out among the nobility.
1440    The Black Dinner.
1451    The University of Glasgow is founded.
1457    Parliament tries to ban football and golf.
1460    James II is killed by accident with a cannon.
1460    James III becomes King.
1468    The pledging of Orkney and Shetland,
1468   James III marries Margaret of Denmark.
1474    Marriage treaty and truce with England.
1478    Blind Harrys Wallace appears.
1481    War with England.
1488    Rebellion, death of James III,
1488    James IV becomes King.
1494    Exchequer rolls gives its first reference to whisky production.
1495    The University of Aberdeen is founded.

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Pario Gallico
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PKL Living History Presentations
PKL Living Presentations and Gaelhistory are a Living History Company. Providing custom historical presentations, lectures, weapons displays and tours for
Rusty Bodkins
DEMONSTRATION • PRESENTATION • HAVE A GO ARCHERY Archery in Medieval Scotland 1450-1530 07884 314649 rustybodkins@gmail.com http://www.rustybodkins.co.uk/
Shire of Caer Caledon
St Andrews University's medieval reenactment group! shire@st-andrews.ac.uk https://www.facebook.com/ShireStAndrews/ https://www.yourunion.net/activities/society/shire/
The Company of Saint Margaret
The Company of St Margaret are a late medieval and renaissance re-enactment group based in Scotland, with members in Fife,
The Douglas Retinue
  The Douglas Retinue a group set up to portray the life and times of a group of fifteenth-century foot
The Disinherited
A happy bunch of mercenaries set up to allow people to attend events that their own group does not wish
The Written Note
Jim Tribble is a highly-respected composer, performer and teacher of Classical Music. compose@thewrittennote.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/Jim-Tribble-198631940320535/ www.thewrittennote.co.uk

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