James IV - Revision history

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	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.		The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.

	After James death his oldest son James V ascended the throne.		After James death his oldest son [[James V]] ascended the throne.

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	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.		The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.

			After James death his oldest son James V ascended the throne.

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	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.

	But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end, in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.		But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end, in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated and James signed the Treaty of Perpetual Peace with England in 1502.

	In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of [[Henry VII]]. ~~This~~ political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.		In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of [[Henry VII]]. The marriage was called 'The Marriage of the Thistle and the Rose' and the political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.

	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.		The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.
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	Goodey, Emma. “James IV (R.1488-1513).” ''The Royal Family'', 24 Feb. 2016, https://www.royal.uk/james-iv-r1488-1513.		Goodey, Emma. “James IV (R.1488-1513).” ''The Royal Family'', 24 Feb. 2016, https://www.royal.uk/james-iv-r1488-1513.

			“History of the Stewarts: Famous Stewarts.” Stewart Society, https://www.stewartsociety.org/history-of-the-stewarts.cfm?section=famous-stewarts&subcatid=17&histid=158.

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	James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]], who was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] in 1488, succeeded by his son.		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]], who was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] in 1488, succeeded by his son.

	James ~~IV is said to have been a popular ruler [sources??]. He~~ brought Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.		James brought Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.

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	James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]], who was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] in 1488, succeeded by his son.		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]], who was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] in 1488, succeeded by his son.

	James IV is said to have been a popular ruler [sources??]. He ~~united~~ Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.		James IV is said to have been a popular ruler [sources??]. He brought Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.

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	~~James IV was born on 17 March~~ 1473. ~~He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became~~ King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]] who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because [[James III]] was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.		1473-1523. King of Scotland.

	James IV ~~is said to have been a popular ruler~~. He ~~united Scotland under royal control and improved~~ the ~~position~~ of Scotland in ~~Europe~~. James IV was ~~a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.~~		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]], who was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] in 1488, succeeded by his son.
	~~Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported~~ the ~~foundation~~ of ~~The Royal College of Surgeons~~ in ~~Edinburgh~~, ~~St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen~~.

	~~But during his reign there were also many wars with England~~ and in ~~1495~~ James IV ~~prepared for an invasion of England~~ as he supported ~~[[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to~~ the ~~throne~~ of ~~England. In the end~~ in ~~1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated~~.		James IV is said to have been a popular ruler [sources??]. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
			Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St Leonard´s College, St Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.

	~~In 1503,~~ James IV ~~married~~ [[~~Margaret Tudor~~]], the ~~daughter of the king~~ of England ~~[[Henry VII]]~~. ~~This political marriage stabilized~~ the ~~relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret~~, ~~James V~~.		But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end, in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.

	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] ~~entered~~ the throne. Therefore, James VI allied with France in 1512. When [[Henry VIII]] invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the ~~north~~ of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James VI was killed during this battle ~~as he was fighting on foot~~.		In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of [[Henry VII]]. This political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.

			The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] acceeded to the throne. Therefore, James IV allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the North of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James IV was killed during this battle.


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	==== Sources ====		==== Sources ====

	“James IV.” Encyclopædia Britannica~~, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.~~, 13 Mar. 2022, https://www.britannica.com/biography/James-IV-king-of-Scotland.		“James IV.” ''Encyclopædia Britannica'', 13 Mar. 2022, https://www.britannica.com/biography/James-IV-king-of-Scotland.

	Goodey, Emma. “James IV (R.1488-1513).” The Royal Family, 24 Feb. 2016, https://www.royal.uk/james-iv-r1488-1513.		Goodey, Emma. “James IV (R.1488-1513).” ''The Royal Family'', 24 Feb. 2016, https://www.royal.uk/james-iv-r1488-1513.

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	James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]] who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because [[James III]] was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]] who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because [[James III]] was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.

	James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.		James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.

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	James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was James III who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because he was killed in ~~a battle~~ James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was [[James III]] who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because [[James III]] was killed in the [[Battle of Sauchieburn]] James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.
	James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.		James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.
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	But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.		But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.

	In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of the king of England Henry VII. This political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.		In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of the king of England [[Henry VII]]. This political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.

	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as Henry VIII entered the throne. Therefore, James VI allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the north of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James VI was killed during this battle as he was fighting on foot.		The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as [[Henry VIII]] entered the throne. Therefore, James VI allied with France in 1512. When [[Henry VIII]] invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the north of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James VI was killed during this battle as he was fighting on foot.

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	But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.		But during his reign there were also many wars with England and in 1495 James IV prepared for an invasion of England as he supported [[Perkin Warbeck]], a pretender to the throne of England. In the end in 1497 a seven-year peace was negotiated.

	In 1503, James IV married Margaret Tudor, the daughter of the king of England Henry VII. This political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.		In 1503, James IV married [[Margaret Tudor]], the daughter of the king of England Henry VII. This political marriage stabilized the relationship between England and Scotland. James had one son together with Margaret, James V.

	The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as Henry VIII entered the throne. Therefore, James VI allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the north of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James VI was killed during this battle as he was fighting on foot.		The relationship between Scotland and England was again weakened as Henry VIII entered the throne. Therefore, James VI allied with France in 1512. When Henry VIII invaded France in 1513, James took the chance and invaded England. He captured four castles in the north of England. This lead to the [[Battle of Flodden]], where the Scottish army was defeated by the English. The battle took place near Branxton on 9 September 1513. James VI was killed during this battle as he was fighting on foot.

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	James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the Battle of Flodden. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was James III who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because he was killed in a battle James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.		James IV was born on 17 March 1473. He died on 9 September 1513 in Scotland during the [[Battle of Flodden]]. He became King of Scotland in the year 1488 and at that time he was only 15 years old. His father was James III who was king of Scotland until his death in 1488. Because he was killed in a battle James IV needed to succeed to the throne after his father.
	James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.		James IV is said to have been a popular ruler. He united Scotland under royal control and improved the position of Scotland in Europe. James IV was a very educated young man and spoke various languages besides his mothertongue such as German and French.
	Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.		Because he wanted to make education accessible he supported the foundation of The Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, St. Leonard´s College, St. Andrews and King´s College in Aberdeen.