Treaty of Stirling (1304)

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The Treaty of Stirling (1304) was a peace agreement between King Edward I of England and the Scottish nobility that marked a temporary end to resistance during the Wars of Scottish Independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
peace treaty
aim to formalize the surrender of Scottish leaders
to secure English control over Scotland
appliesToJurisdiction Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
lands held by Scottish nobles
category 1304 in England
1304 in Scotland
Peace treaties of England
Peace treaties of Scotland
Wars of Scottish Independence treaties
conflictContext Wars of Scottish Independence NERFINISHED
countryInvolved Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
date 1304
enforcedBy English royal administration in Scotland
followedBy renewed Scottish resistance under Robert the Bruce
follows English military campaigns in Scotland (1303–1304)
hasTopic Anglo-Scottish relations
English rule in Scotland
Scottish nobility NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
languageOfWork Latin
locationSigned Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
Stirling NERFINISHED
negotiatedBy representatives of Edward I of England
representatives of the Scottish nobility
partOf First War of Scottish Independence NERFINISHED
precededBy Treaty of Birgham (1290) NERFINISHED
relatedTo siege of Stirling Castle (1304) NERFINISHED
result submission of many Scottish nobles to Edward I
temporary end to organized Scottish resistance
shortDescription peace agreement between Edward I of England and the Scottish nobility
signatory Edward I of England NERFINISHED
signatorySide English crown
Scottish nobility
stipulated recognition of Edward I as overlord of Scotland
terms of submission for Scottish nobles
temporaryEffect pause in large-scale Scottish resistance

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Treaties of the Kingdom of Scotland hasPart Treaty of Stirling (1304)