James, Duke of Rothesay

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James, Duke of Rothesay was the short-lived eldest son and heir apparent of King James IV of Scotland and Margaret Tudor, whose early death altered the line of succession to the Scottish throne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish prince
heir apparent
associatedTitleTerritory Carrick NERFINISHED
Isles NERFINISHED
Rothesay NERFINISHED
birthPlace Scotland
country Kingdom of Scotland
deathPlace Scotland NERFINISHED
dynasticSignificance his early death altered the line of succession to the Scottish throne
ethnicity Scottish
father James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
fullName James Stewart NERFINISHED
gender male
grandfather James III of Scotland NERFINISHED
grandmother Margaret of Denmark NERFINISHED
heirApparentOf James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
historicalEra late 15th–early 16th century Scotland
languageOfName English
Scots
maternalDynasty Tudor dynasty NERFINISHED
maternalGrandfather Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
maternalGrandmother Elizabeth of York NERFINISHED
monarchAsParent James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
mother Margaret Tudor NERFINISHED
motherNationality English
nobleTitle Earl of Carrick NERFINISHED
Lord of the Isles NERFINISHED
Prince and Great Steward of Scotland NERFINISHED
notableFor being heir apparent to the Scottish throne
being the eldest son of James IV of Scotland and Margaret Tudor
dying in infancy
paternalDynasty Stewart dynasty NERFINISHED
positionHeld Duke of Rothesay NERFINISHED
relative Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
James V of Scotland NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
royalHouse House of Stewart NERFINISHED
sibling Arthur, Duke of Rothesay NERFINISHED
James V of Scotland NERFINISHED
successionStatus heir apparent who predeceased his father
title Duke of Rothesay NERFINISHED

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Dowager Queen of Scotland child James, Duke of Rothesay
subject surface form: Margaret Tudor