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Who was the last legitimate heir to the male line of Malcolm III and St Margaret?

Who was their Great Granddaughter?
Alexander III (died in 1286)

Margaret of Norway
This English King was asked to intervene
Edward I
What showed that Scotland and England were allies?
The Bruce family owned lands in both Scotland and England.
What did Edward suggest?
His son to marry Margaret when they came of age. Agreed to if Scots law was preserved.
What happened to Queen Margaret as she crossed from Norway
She died in infancy.
Who were the two claimants to the throne?
John Balliol and Robert Bruce
What happened when Edward was asked to be adjudicator in 1291?
He agreed on the condition that he be recognised as the superior to the KIng.
This was denied at first but accepted when Edward threatened force.
Who reigned from 1292-1296 as Edward's vassal?
John Balliol
What was significant about the MacDuff cause? Which regarded the Earldom of Fife. Macduff lost, so he appealed to the court of Edward I
A fundamental threat to the survival of a separate legal system. Edward I gave the appeal.
What happened when England invaded France and asked Scotland to send troops?
Scotland declared themselves independent so Edward sent an army to Scotland and defeated the nobility at the battle of Dunbar.
John Balliol was imprisoned.
After the failure of William Wallace's rebellion, what happened?
Scots nobility turned to lawyers such as Baldred Bisset.
Clergyman from Fife who lost his parsonage, then went on to fight for independence in Scottish Courts.
At this time the Pope had the sanction of excommunication available, so Bisset took his claim to the Papal Court. What was his argument?
The Pope was in fact feudal superior of Scotland, not Edward I.
- In response, Edward asserted England had been claiming Scotland for years.
Edward claimed English Kings were descendants of Brutus, a Trojan warrior, as were the Scottish Kings, so therefore he had claim. How did Bisset retort?
Bisset's argument was that the Scots were descended from Gathelos and Scota, Greek King and Queen.
How did the Pope respond?
The Pope initially found in favour of the Scots, however Edward I forced the Pope to change his mind.