Treaty of Newcastle (1334)

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The Treaty of Newcastle (1334) was an agreement during the Second War of Scottish Independence in which the exiled King Edward Balliol ceded large parts of southern Scotland to England, significantly undermining Scottish sovereignty.

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instanceOf treaty
associatedMonarch Edward Balliol NERFINISHED
Edward III of England NERFINISHED
beneficiary Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
conflictContext Second War of Scottish Independence NERFINISHED
countryInvolved Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
date 1334
disadvantagedParty Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
effectOnScotland strengthened English control in southern Scotland
undermined Scottish sovereignty
historicalPeriod 14th century
languageOfDocument Latin
legalStatus unequal treaty
locationSigned Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
politicalContext Edward Balliol’s attempt to secure the Scottish throne with English support
region British Isles NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Treaty of Edinburgh–Northampton NERFINISHED
Wars of Scottish Independence NERFINISHED
result cession of southern Scotland to England
signatory Edward Balliol NERFINISHED
Edward III of England NERFINISHED
territorialChange large parts of southern Scotland ceded to England

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Treaties of the Kingdom of Scotland hasPart Treaty of Newcastle (1334)