1309 in Scotland facts for kids
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This article looks at what happened in the year 1309 in the Kingdom of Scotland. It was a time when Scotland was fighting for its freedom.
Who Was Leading Scotland?
In 1309, the main leader of Scotland was:
* Robert the Bruce was the King of Scots. He was a very important figure in Scotland's fight for independence from England.
Important Events of the Year
- March 17 – King Robert the Bruce held his very first Parliament meeting in St. Andrews.
* A Parliament is like a big meeting where important people, often nobles and church leaders, come together to help the king make decisions for the country. This was a big step for Robert the Bruce as he worked to set up a strong government for Scotland.
Key People Who Passed Away
- July 16 – James Stewart, 5th High Steward of Scotland died.
* James Stewart was a powerful Scottish noble. He had an important job called "Guardian of Scotland" during a time when Scotland didn't have a king. This period was known as the First Interregnum. He helped lead the country before Robert the Bruce became king.
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