William de Soulis

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William de Soulis was a notorious 14th-century Scottish noble and alleged traitor, historically linked with dark legends and the ownership of Hermitage Castle in the Scottish Borders.

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William de Soules 1
William de Soulis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish nobleman
historical figure
medieval noble
allegedActivity conspiracy against the Scottish crown
allegedRole traitor
associatedPlace Roxburghshire
associatedWith Scottish folklore
legends of cruelty
legends of sorcery
century 14th century
connectedWith Hermitage Water
surface form: Hermitage Water valley
country Kingdom of Scotland
era High Middle Ages
governedTerritory lands in the Scottish Borders
heritage Anglo-Norman
historicalReputation notorious
languageOfName French
Scots
locatedIn Scottish Borders
nobleFamily de Soulis family
surface form: Soulis family
notableFor association with dark legends
ownership of Hermitage Castle
partOf Peerage of Scotland
surface form: Scottish nobility
positionHeld Lord of Hermitage
region Liddesdale
residence Hermitage Castle
subjectOf Scottish ballads
local Border legends
timePeriod Wars of Scottish independence era civil conflicts
surface form: Wars of Scottish Independence era
title Lord Soulis

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Hermitage Castle associatedWith William de Soulis
de Soulis family notableMember William de Soulis
this entity surface form: William de Soules