Battle of Myton

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The Battle of Myton was a 1319 clash during the First War of Scottish Independence in which Scottish forces, including those led by James Douglas, routed an English militia near the River Swale in Yorkshire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
aftermath English siege of Berwick lifted
alsoKnownAs White Battle
belligerent Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
casualtiesDescription heavy English casualties
commander James Douglas NERFINISHED
Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray NERFINISHED
William Melton NERFINISHED
conflict First War of Scottish Independence NERFINISHED
countryAtTime Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
date 20 September 1319
EnglishForcesType clergy
levies
militia
era Middle Ages
locatedOn River Swale NERFINISHED
location Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Myton-on-Swale NERFINISHED
Yorkshire NERFINISHED
notableFeature large participation of English clergy in combat
outcomeForEnglish English militia routed
partOfCampaign Scottish raid into Yorkshire in 1319
purposeOfScottishRaid to divert English forces from the siege of Berwick
result Scottish victory
ScottishCommanderRole James Douglas as leading Scottish raider
Thomas Randolph as co-leader of raid
ScottishStrategy chevauchée into northern England
year 1319

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James Douglas battle Battle of Myton