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1300
1306 Robert I crowned at Scone
1307 Edward II succeeded to the English Throne
1314 June 24, Robert I defeated the English at Bannockburn
1320 Declaration of Arbroath
1324 David II born
1328 Treaty of Northampton recognizing Scotland's sovereignty
1329 Robert I died
1335 Edward Balliol claimed the Scottish crown with English support
1346 Battle of Neville's Cross
1347 John of Carrick legitimized by papal dispensation
1354 ransom of 90,000 merks to be paid in 9 annual installments
1364 Parliament rejected Edward III of England as heir presumptive to the crown
1371 22 February, David II died in Edinburgh
John Stewart, Earl of Carrick crowned King Robert II
1388 5 August, Battle of Otterburn
1390 Robert II died
John Stewart crowned as Robert III

1400
1402 David, Duke of Rothesay died in captivity
Battle of Homildon Hill
1406 Prince James captured by King Henry IV of England
King Robert III died
1411 Battle of Harlaw
1412 St Andrews University founded
1424 April, James I freed from English captivity
1437 21 February, King James I killed by Sir Robert Graham
1460 King James II killed during the seige of Roxburgh Castle
1468 Orkney and Shetland islands acquired by Scotland as dowrey
1469 James III married Margaret of Denmark
1488 Battle of Sauchieburn
1494 University of Aberdeen founded

1500
1503 King James IV and Margaret Tudor married
1513 Battle of Flodden; James IV died
1538 James V married Marie d'Guise
1542 Battle of Solway Moss
1546 1 March, George Wishart burned for heracy
1547 10 September, Battle of Pinkie Cleuch
1548 7 August, Mary sails for France
1557 Signing of the First Covenant creating the Lords of the Congregation
1560 27 February, Treaty of Berwick between England and Scotland
1561 19 August, Mary returned to Scotland, landing at Leith
1565 29 July, Mary weds Darnley, Duke of Albany, King of Scots
1567 10 February, Darnley is murdered at Kirk of the Field
13 May, Battle of Langside
1570 23 January, Regent Moray assassinated
1571 Scotland's Civil War
1582 The Ruthven Raid
1587 8 February, Mary Stewart beheaded by Queen Elizabeth of England
1589 23 November, James VI married Anne of Denmark, Oslo, Norway

1600
1603 King James VI of Scotland becomes King James I of England
1611 King James VI commissions an authorized version of the Bible
1625 27 March, King James VI dies
1628 August, Duke of Buckingham murdered
1637 Charles I Introduced the Book of Common Prayer
1638 The Second Covenant
1642 King Charles raises his standard against Parliamentary forces
1646 King Charles I surrenders to the Scots
1649 30 January, King Charles I is beheaded by English Parliament
1651 1 January, Charles II crowned, Scone, Scotland
1660 29 May, Charles II returned to England - Royal Oak Day
1666 2 September, Great Fire of London
1685 King Charles II died, 6 Feb, Whitehall Palace
1688 Declaration of Indulgence refused by Archbishop Sancroft
1689 13 February, William and Mary are proclaimed joint sovereigns of England
1690 1 July, Battle of Boyne
1692 Massacre of Glencoe

1700
1701 James VII dies in exile from a stroke
1707 May, Union of Parliament
1715 2nd Jacobite rebellion
1745 19 September, Preston Pans - Prince Charles defeated Cope
1746 16 April, Culloden, Jacobites were massacred by Cumberland
Highland Dress Proscription Act outlawing the wearing of tartan
1782 Proscription Act of 1746 repealed
1785 Highland clearances begin
1788 31 January, Charles Stewart died

1800
1807 13 July, Henry Stuart died