Cardinal David Beaton

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Cardinal David Beaton was a powerful 16th-century Scottish Catholic prelate and statesman, best known for his staunch opposition to the Protestant Reformation and his role in the persecution of reformers.

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David Beaton 4
Cardinal David Beaton canonical 2
Archbishop David Beaton 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic cardinal
Scottish prelate
human
statesman
advisorTo James V of Scotland
appointedCardinalBy Pope Paul III
burialPlace St Andrews Cathedral
causeOfDeath stabbing
centuryOfActivity 16th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Scotland
dateOfBirth 1494
dateOfDeath 1546-05-29
educatedAt University of Glasgow
Sorbonne University
surface form: University of Paris

University of St Andrews
era Scottish Reformation
familyName Beaton
givenName David
heldTitle Cardinal-Priest of San Stefano in Monte Celio
knownFor influence in Scottish politics
opposition to Protestant Reformation
persecution of Protestant reformers
languageSpoken Latin
Scots
mannerOfDeath assassination
memberOf College of Cardinals
nobleFamily Beaton family
notableWork suppression of Protestant Reformation in Scotland
opponent George Wishart
Scottish Protestant churches
surface form: Scottish Protestants
placeOfBirth Fife
Kingdom of Scotland
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Scotland
St Andrews
politicalAlignment pro-Catholic
pro-French
positionHeld Abbot of Arbroath
Bishop of St Andrews
surface form: Archbishop of St Andrews

Bishop of Mirepoix
Cardinal of the Catholic Church
Lord Chancellor of Scotland
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
religiousOrder secular clergy
religiousTitle Primate of All Scotland
surface form: Primate of Scotland
residence St Andrews Castle
responsibleFor trial and execution of George Wishart
sexOrGender male
supported Auld Alliance

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George Wishart opposedBy Cardinal David Beaton
St Andrews Castle associatedWith Cardinal David Beaton
this entity surface form: Archbishop David Beaton
St Andrews Castle associatedWith Cardinal David Beaton
Bishopric of St Andrews notableArchbishop Cardinal David Beaton
this entity surface form: David Beaton
Diocese of St Andrews notableBishop Cardinal David Beaton
this entity surface form: David Beaton
James Beaton successor Cardinal David Beaton
this entity surface form: David Beaton
Bishop of St Andrews positionHeldBy Cardinal David Beaton
this entity surface form: David Beaton