Battle of Flodden

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The Battle of Flodden was a major 1513 conflict between Scotland and England in Northumberland, resulting in a devastating Scottish defeat and the death of King James IV.

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Battle of Flodden canonical 18
Battle of Flodden (1513) 1
Battle of Flodden Field 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
aftermath minority rule of James V of Scotland
severe weakening of Scottish nobility
alsoKnownAs Battle of Ancrum Moor
surface form: Battle of Branxton Moor

Battle of Flodden
surface form: Battle of Flodden Field
belligerent Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
casualties heavy Scottish casualties
light to moderate English casualties
cause Scotland’s declaration of war on England in support of France
Scottish alliance with France under the Auld Alliance
chronology fought during Henry VIII’s campaign in France
commander James IV of Scotland
Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey
commandStructure English army under Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey
Scottish army under James IV in person
commemoratedBy Flodden Memorial at Branxton
conflictBetween Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
countryAtTime Kingdom of England
date 1513-09-09
hasTopic death of many Scottish nobles
succession crisis in Scotland
historicalRegion Northumberland
involves English infantry
Scottish artillery
Scottish infantry
killedInAction James IV of Scotland
location Branxton, Northumberland, England
memorializedIn Scottish ballads and poems
notableAs last British monarch killed in battle
opponentOf Henry VIII of England
partOf Anglo-Scottish Wars
Italian War of 1508–1516
surface form: War of the League of Cambrai
precededBy Scottish invasion of England in 1513
relatedTo Auld Alliance
Italian Wars
result English victory
significance major defeat for Scotland
turning point in Anglo-Scottish relations
tacticalFeature use of English bill and longbow
use of Scottish pike formations
terrain hilly ground near Branxton Moor
weaponUsed bills
longbows
pikes
year 1513

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James IV of Scotland deathPlace Battle of Flodden
James IV of Scotland conflict Battle of Flodden
Clan Maclean tookPartIn Battle of Flodden
Anglo-Scottish Wars hasPart Battle of Flodden
Auld Alliance notableBattle Battle of Flodden
commissioned the warship Michael battle Battle of Flodden
subject surface form: James IV of Scotland
commissioned the warship Michael placeOfDeath Battle of Flodden
subject surface form: James IV of Scotland
this entity surface form: Flodden Field
Wars with England notableBattle Battle of Flodden
Battle of Flodden alsoKnownAs Battle of Flodden
this entity surface form: Battle of Flodden Field
Marmion historicalEventDepicted Battle of Flodden
Clan MacNab notableBattle Battle of Flodden
Kingdom of Scotland–Kingdom of England relations hasPart Battle of Flodden
this entity surface form: Battle of Flodden (1513)
Clan Ross notableBattle Battle of Flodden
Clan MacKay tookPartIn Battle of Flodden
Scottish army notableBattle Battle of Flodden
Clan Keith notableBattle Battle of Flodden
Lord Edmund Howard participatedIn Battle of Flodden