Surely it will be so, as we're guided by Robert, our lord." Scotland's Strategy of Guerrilla Warfare ( c.1308) Bruce was descended from ancestors in Brix, in Flanders. In 1124, King David I ...

They were ambitious! Robert’s Grandpa could have been King of Scotland but it never happened. But the Bruce Family were still hungry for power.But Robert was hungry to learn too! He could speak ...

In a simple lead casket in Melrose Abbey, the heart of Scotland’s great warrior king Robert the Bruce is said to lie. The heart, which according to practice of the day was dipped in hot tar to ...

The king of England, Edward I, then abolished the kingdom of Scotland in 1305. But the Scots had other ideas. Undeterred, they crowned Robert Bruce king of Scotland in 1307, who then led them into ...

Robert the Bruce touched the tree ... battle with his body and King Robert's heart later brought back to Scotland. The king's heart was finally buried at Melrose Abbey, where it remains today.

In 1306 Robert Bruce met with the head of the Comyn family ... who arrived with a vastly superior force. Bruce was now King of Scotland in most Scots' eyes, but still lacked English and papal ...

It also enabled Aberdeen to become a significant economic and political power in late-medieval and early-modern Scotland. Charter by King Robert the Bruce to the Burgesses of Aberdeen, 10 th December ...

a descendent of Robert the Bruce, King of Scots. You will find all your traditional Pub fare, as well as Scotland’s favorites dishes, including Bangers and Mash, Cullen Skink & Scotch Pies. The ...

Robert the Bruce unites the Scots in a rebellion against ... notably the bishop who agrees to recognize his claim and crown him as King of the Scots.

A group of Robert the Bruce fans have fulfilled his dying wish by taking his 'heart' back to the Holy Land - in a black rucksack. The remarkable modern pilgrimage to transport the mythical remains of ...