Sheriffmuir

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Sheriffmuir is a moor in central Scotland best known as the site of a major but inconclusive battle during the 1715 Jacobite rising.

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Sheriffmuir canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
battlefield
moor
belligerent Government forces
Jacobite forces
commander John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll
surface form: John Campbell, Duke of Argyll

John Erskine, Earl of Mar
conflict Jacobite risings
surface form: Jacobite–Hanoverian conflict
country Scotland
culturalReference Scottish Jacobite songs and ballads
date 13 November 1715
eventLocation Battle of Sheriffmuir
hasGeographicalFeature moorland
upland plateau
hasMemorial Battle of Sheriffmuir monument
Clan MacRae monument
hasNearbyFeature Sheriffmuir Reservoir
hasNearbySettlement Dunblane
Stirling
hasNearbyWatercourse River Allan
hasRoadConnection road to Dunblane
road to Greenloaning
single-track road from Dunblane to Greenloaning
hasStructure Sheriffmuir Inn
hasViewOf Allan Water
surface form: Allan Water valley

Ochil Hills
heritageStatus historic battlefield (Scottish history)
historicalPeriod early 18th century (as battlefield)
knownFor Battle of Sheriffmuir
locatedAt Sheriffmuir self-linksurface differs
locatedIn Perth and Kinross
surface form: Perthshire

central Scotland
locatedNear Dunblane
locatedOn Ochil Hills
notableFor role in 1715 Jacobite rising
partOf Jacobite rising of 1715
Grampian foothills region
surface form: Scottish Highlands fringe
region Stirling council area
result inconclusive outcome
terrain open moorland
tourism site of historical interest
walking area
usedFor grazing land
recreation and hiking

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the Fifteen hasPlaceOfEvent Sheriffmuir
Battle of Sheriffmuir location Sheriffmuir
Sheriffmuir locatedAt Sheriffmuir self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Battle of Sheriffmuir