
Monarch |
Born |
Born
where |
Ruled |
Died |
Died
where |
Buried |
Lineage |
Portrait |
Robert
II |
1316 |
Paisley,
Renfrewshire |
1371-1390 |
1390 |
Dundonald
Castle,
Ayrshire |
Scone
Abbey,
Perthshire |
Grandson
of
Robert I |
n/a |
Robert
III |
c.
1337 |
n/a |
1390-1406 |
1406 |
Dundonald
Castle,
Ayrshire |
Paisley
Abbey,
Renfrewshire
|
Son
of
Robert II |
n/a |
James
I |
1394 |
Dunfermline,
Fife |
1406-1437 |
1437 |
Friars
Preacher Monastery,
Perth,
Perthshire
Murdered
by dissident descendants of Robert II |
Carthusian
Monastery,
Perth,
Perthshire
|
Son
of
Robert III |
n/a |
James
II |
1430 |
Holyrood
House,
Edinburgh |
1437-1460 |
1460 |
Roxburgh
Castle,
Roxburghshire
Killed
during siege by an exploding cannon |
Holyrood Abbey,
Edinburgh |
Son
of
James I |
n/a |
James
III |
1452 |
St
Andrews Castle,
Fife |
1460-1488 |
1488 |
Milltown,
Stirlingshire
Murdered
after being injured at the Battle of Sauchieburn |
Cambuskenneth
Abbey,
Stirling,
Stirlingshire |
Son
of
James II |
n/a |
James
IV
1 |
1473 |
Scotland |
1488-1513 |
1513 |
Flodden
Field,
Branxton,
Northumberland,
England
Killed at the Battle
of Flodden |
Sheen
Abbey,
Surrey,
England |
Son
of
James III |
n/a |
James
V |
1512 |
Linlithgow
Palace,
West Lothian,
Scotland |
1513-1542 |
1542 |
Falkland
Palace,
Fife |
Holyrood
Abbey,
Edinburgh |
Son
of
James IV |
n/a |
Mary,
Queen of Scots
2 |
1542 |
Linlithgow
Palace,
West Lothian,
Scotland |
1542-1567 |
1587 |
Fotheringhay
Castle,
Yorkshire
Beheaded |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Daughter
of
James V |
n/a |
James
VI
1603-1625
James I
of England
and Scotland
3 |
1566 |
Edinburgh
Castle,
Scotland |
1567-1603 |
1625 |
Theobalds
Park,
Hertfordshire |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Son
of
Mary,
Queen of Scots |
n/a |
See House of Stuart
|
1603-1714 |
1 |
Notes |
1.
The
burial place of James IV has never been proven.
2. Mary,
Queen of Scots was originally buried at Peterborough Cathedral, Northamptonshire.
In 1612 her son James I, had her body moved to Westminster Abbey.
3.
In 1603 James VI also became James I of England
uniting the Scottish and English crowns. He was the 2x great grandson
of Henry VII. |


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