Mary Queen of Scots - Revision history

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	* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.		* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.

			Efforts were made to affiance her, to Hamilton/Arran's son, James, and to [[Henry VIII]]'s son, the future [[Edward VI]].
⚫	* 1547 -- betrothed to the [[heir]] to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the [[dauphin]] Francis.

		⚫	* 1547 -- After the death (28 January) of Henry VIII, Mary was betrothed to the [[heir]] to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the [[dauphin]] Francis.

	* 1547 -- left Scotland, accompanied by the [[Four Maries]], to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to [[marriage\|marry]] the English [[prince]] Edward.		* 1547 -- left Scotland, accompanied by the [[Four Maries]], to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to [[marriage\|marry]] the English [[prince]] Edward.
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	* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.		* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

	* 1553 -- Although [[Mary I\|Mary Tudor]], a fellow-Catholic, became [[queen]] in [[England]], the existence of hostilities between England and France prevented the two Maries from being able to reconcile ~~thjeir~~ countries' political differences.		* 1553 -- Although [[Mary I\|Mary Tudor]], a fellow-Catholic, became [[queen]] in [[England]], the existence of hostilities between England and France prevented the two Maries from being able to reconcile their countries' political differences.

	* 1554 -- Mary dismisses Arran, and makes her Mother, Mary of Guise, her Governor in Scotland.		* 1554 -- Mary dismisses Arran, and makes her Mother, Mary of Guise, her Governor in Scotland.

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	* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. ~~Jamwa~~ Hamilton, [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.		* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. James Hamilton, [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.

	* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.		* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.

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	* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. ~~The~~ [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.		* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. Jamwa Hamilton, [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.

	* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.		* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.

Simoncursitor at 12:48, 2 October 2008

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	* 1547 -- betrothed to the [[heir]] to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the [[dauphin]] Francis.		* 1547 -- betrothed to the [[heir]] to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the [[dauphin]] Francis.

	* 1547 -- left Scotland, to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to [[marriage\|marry]] the English [[prince]] Edward.		* 1547 -- left Scotland, accompanied by the [[Four Maries]], to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to [[marriage\|marry]] the English [[prince]] Edward.

	* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.		* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

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2006-10-31T07:26:13Z

sundry amends

Far-Bjorn at 07:21, 31 October 2006

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	* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]], on death of her father.		* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. The [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.

	* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.		* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.
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	* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.		* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

			* 1553 -- Although [[Mary Tudor]], a fellow-Catholic, became [[queen]] in [[England]], the existence of hostilities between England and France prevented the two Maries from being able to reconcile thjeir countries' political differences.
⚫	* 1558 -- marries Francis, becomes [[Queen Consort]] of France.

	* ~~1560~~ -- ~~Francis~~ ~~dies;~~ ~~succeeded~~ by ~~his~~ ~~brother~~ ~~[[Charles]];~~ ~~the~~ Guise ~~family~~ ~~fall~~ ~~from~~ ~~power~~.		* 1554 -- Mary dismisses Arran, and makes her Mother, Mary of Guise, her Governor in Scotland.

		⚫	* 1558 April 24th -- marries Francis, becomes [[Queen Consort]] of France.
⚫	* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]] of England offers Robert Dudley, [[Earl]] of Leicester, as a husband, and to be [[King]] of Scotland (Dudley was a [[Protestant]], and someone the English believed they could control)

			* 1558 -- The accession of the [[Protestant]] [[Elizabeth I]] to the [[throne]] of England renewed antipathy between the kingdoms. More, Scots disliked the increasing influence of France in their nation, and some Scots adopted Protestantism as a form of silent rebellion.
⚫	* 1565, July -- marries Henry [[Stuart]], Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a [[Catholic]]).

			* 1559 Mary of Guise increases persecution of Protestants in Scotland; they react by supporting Mary Stewart's half-brother (illegitimate), James, as a replacement monarch. The Earl of Arran returned from France, and, with his son, James Hamilton, fought off the rebellion.

			* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother [[Charles]]; the Guise family fall from power. Mary of Guise also dies.

			* 1561 August -- Mary returns to Scotland, dowager queen of France, but powerless.

		⚫	* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]] of England offers Robert Dudley, [[Earl]] of Leicester, as a husband, and to be [[King]] of Scotland (Dudley was a [[Protestant]], and someone the English believed they could control).

		⚫	* 1565, July -- marries Henry [[Stuart]], Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a [[Catholic]]). The marriage is generally unpopular.

			* 1566 -- Mary's court secretary, David Rizzio, is [[murder]]ed in her presence, by Darnley and others.

	* 1567, February -- Darnley [[assasination\|assassinated]]		* 1567, February -- Darnley [[assasination\|assassinated]]
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	* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.		* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.

	* 1567 -- ~~Rizzio is [[murder]]ed in her presence.~~ Mary seized by James, 4th Earl of ~~Boswell~~, and forced to marry him.		* 1567 -- Mary seized by James, 4th Earl of Bothwell, and either forced or persuaded to marry him (once he had divorced his own wife, and been rapidly acquitted of Darnley's murder).

	* 1567 -- imprisoned and forced to [[abdication\|abdicate]]; her infant son is declared King [[James VI]]		* 1567 -- imprisoned and forced to [[abdication\|abdicate]]; her infant son is declared King [[James VI]]
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	* 1568, May -- escapes from [[prison]]		* 1568, May -- escapes from [[prison]]

	* 1568 -- crosses the border to England, is arrsted and imprisoned and held in various [[castle]]s.		* 1568 -- crosses the border to England, is arrsted and imprisoned and held in various [[castle]]s. As such she becomes the focus of English catholics seeking the overthrow of Elizabeth, and of Scots patriots seeking the overthrow of her son's regents. A series of plots are forged, offered to her, and then discovered by the English intelligence apparatus; this leads to Elizabeth becoming convinced that Mary is a live threat to her throne.

	* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle		* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle

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	* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].		* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].

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	* 1542 December 8th -- born, daughter of [[James V]] and Mary of Lorraine (daughter of the Duke of Guise)		* 1542 December 8th -- [[birth\|born]], daughter of [[James V]] and Mary of Lorraine (daughter of the [[Duke]] of Guise)

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	* 1542 December 14th -- succeeds to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]], on death of her father.		* 1542 December 14th -- [[becoming king\|succeeds]] to [[Scotland\|Scots]] [[throne]], on death of her father.

	* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.		* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.

	* 1547 -- betrothed to the heir to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the dauphin Francis.		* 1547 -- betrothed to the [[heir]] to the [[France\|French]] [[crown]], the [[dauphin]] Francis.

	* 1547 -- left Scotland, to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to marry the English ~~price~~ Edward.		* 1547 -- left Scotland, to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England\|English]], who wished her to [[marriage\|marry]] the English [[prince]] Edward.

	* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.		* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

	* 1558 -- marries Francis, becomes Queen Consort of France.		* 1558 -- marries Francis, becomes [[Queen Consort]] of France.

	* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother Charles; the Guise family fall from power.		* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother [[Charles]]; the Guise family fall from power.

	* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth]] of [[England]] offers Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, as a husband, and to be King of Scotland (Dudley was a Protestant, and someone the English believed they could control)		* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]] of England offers Robert Dudley, [[Earl]] of Leicester, as a husband, and to be [[King]] of Scotland (Dudley was a [[Protestant]], and someone the English believed they could control)

	* 1565, July -- marries Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a Catholic).		* 1565, July -- marries Henry [[Stuart]], Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a [[Catholic]]).

	* 1567, February -- Darnley assassinated		* 1567, February -- Darnley [[assasination\|assassinated]]

	* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.		* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.

	* 1567 -- Rizzio is ~~murdered~~ in her presence. Mary seized by James, 4th Earl of Boswell, and forced to marry him.		* 1567 -- Rizzio is [[murder]]ed in her presence. Mary seized by James, 4th Earl of Boswell, and forced to marry him.

	* 1567 -- imprisoned and forced to abdicate; her infant son is declared ~~king~~ [[James VI]]		* 1567 -- imprisoned and forced to [[abdication\|abdicate]]; her infant son is declared King [[James VI]]

	* 1568, May -- escapes from prison		* 1568, May -- escapes from [[prison]]

	* 1568 -- crosses the border to England, is arrsted and imprisoned and held in various ~~castles~~.		* 1568 -- crosses the border to England, is arrsted and imprisoned and held in various [[castle]]s.

	* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle		* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle

	* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show trial before the Court of Star Chamber (at which she was not allowed to know the ~~deatils~~ of ~~thge~~ evidence raised against her) and was then executed by order of [[Elizabeth]].		* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].

Far-Bjorn at 07:15, 26 June 2006

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* 1542 December 8th -- born, daughter of [[James V]] and Mary of Lorraine (daughter of the Duke of Guise)

6 days later:
* 1542 December 14th -- succeeds to [[Scotland|Scots]] [[throne]], on death of her father.

* 1543 -- crowned [[queen]], at Stirling.

* 1547 -- betrothed to the heir to the [[France|French]] [[crown]], the dauphin Francis.

* 1547 -- left Scotland, to be brought up in France, by the Guise family, and to avoid her being seized by the [[England|English]], who wished her to marry the English price Edward.

* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

* 1558 -- marries Francis, becomes Queen Consort of France.

* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother Charles; the Guise family fall from power.

* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth]] of [[England]] offers Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, as a husband, and to be King of Scotland (Dudley was a Protestant, and someone the English believed they could control)

* 1565, July -- marries Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a Catholic).

* 1567, February -- Darnley assassinated

* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.

* 1567 -- Rizzio is murdered in her presence. Mary seized by James, 4th Earl of Boswell, and forced to marry him.

* 1567 -- imprisoned and forced to abdicate; her infant son is declared king [[James VI]]

* 1568, May -- escapes from prison

* 1568 -- crosses the border to England, is arrsted and imprisoned and held in various castles.

* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle

* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show trial before the Court of Star Chamber (at which she was not allowed to know the deatils of thge evidence raised against her) and was then executed by order of [[Elizabeth]].

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	* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].		* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].

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	* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.		* 1548 -- formal marriage contract between Mary and Francis agreed.

	* 1553 -- Although [[Mary Tudor]], a fellow-Catholic, became [[queen]] in [[England]], the existence of hostilities between England and France prevented the two Maries from being able to reconcile thjeir countries' political differences.		* 1553 -- Although [[Mary I\|Mary Tudor]], a fellow-Catholic, became [[queen]] in [[England]], the existence of hostilities between England and France prevented the two Maries from being able to reconcile thjeir countries' political differences.

	* 1554 -- Mary dismisses Arran, and makes her Mother, Mary of Guise, her Governor in Scotland.		* 1554 -- Mary dismisses Arran, and makes her Mother, Mary of Guise, her Governor in Scotland.
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	* 1558 -- The accession of the [[Protestant]] [[Elizabeth I]] to the [[throne]] of England renewed antipathy between the kingdoms. More, Scots disliked the increasing influence of France in their nation, and some Scots adopted Protestantism as a form of silent rebellion.		* 1558 -- The accession of the [[Protestant]] [[Elizabeth I]] to the [[throne]] of England renewed antipathy between the kingdoms. More, Scots disliked the increasing influence of France in their nation, and some Scots adopted Protestantism as a form of silent rebellion.

	* 1559 Mary of Guise increases persecution of Protestants in Scotland; they react by supporting Mary Stewart's half-brother (illegitimate), James, as a replacement monarch. The Earl of Arran returned from France, and, with his son, James Hamilton, fought off the rebellion.		* 1559 -- Mary of Guise increases persecution of Protestants in Scotland; they react by supporting Mary Stewart's half-brother (illegitimate), James, as a replacement monarch. The Earl of Arran returned from France, and, with his son, James Hamilton, fought off the rebellion.

	* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother [[Charles]]; the Guise family fall from power. Mary of Guise also dies.		* 1560 -- Francis dies; succeeded by his brother [[Charles]]; the Guise family fall from power. Mary of Guise also dies.
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	* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]] of England offers Robert Dudley, [[Earl]] of Leicester, as a husband, and to be [[King]] of Scotland (Dudley was a [[Protestant]], and someone the English believed they could control).		* 1563 -- [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]] of England offers Robert Dudley, [[Earl]] of Leicester, as a husband, and to be [[King]] of Scotland (Dudley was a [[Protestant]], and someone the English believed they could control).

	* 1565, July -- marries Henry [[Stuart]], Lord Darnley, a half-cousin (and a [[Catholic]]). The marriage is generally unpopular.		* 1565, July -- marries Henry Stuart, Lord '''Darnley''', a half-cousin (and a [[Catholic]]). The marriage is generally unpopular.

	* 1566 -- Mary's court secretary, David Rizzio, is [[murder]]ed in her presence, by Darnley and others.		* 1566 -- Mary's court secretary, David Rizzio, is [[murder]]ed in her presence, by Darnley and others.

	* 1567, February -- Darnley [[~~assasination~~\|assassinated]]		* 1567, February -- Darnley [[assassin\|assassinated]]

	* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.		* 1567, June -- a son, James, is born to Mary.
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	* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle		* 1586 -- imprisoned in Fotheringay Castle

	* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth]].		* 1587 -- After becoming implicated in an English-organised plot, ostensibly to have the Duke of Guise invade England in her interests, Mary was given a show [[trial]] before the [[Court of Star Chamber]] (at which she was not allowed to know the details of the evidence raised against her) and was then [[execution\|executed]] by order of [[Elizabeth I\|Elizabeth]].

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