#14 - David II
David II was the son of Robert The Bruce and that's a lot of pressure, they are some seriously big boots to fill - it's a bit like how Sir Alex Ferguson's son is a football manager, your dad is the mo...
28 Elo 202035min
#13 - Robert The Bruce (The Declaration of Arbroath)
The Declaration of Arbroath was affirmed at Arbroath Abbey on the 6th of April 1320. The Declaration decreed that should the king be deemed to be an ineffectual leader then his subjects had the right ...
13 Elo 202029min
#12 - Robert The Bruce (Bannockburn)
The Battle of Bannockburn fought on the 24th of June 1314 was an incredible victory for the Scots army led by Robert Bruce against the superior English forces of Edward II. It made the scores Scotland...
7 Elo 202031min
#11 - Robert The Bruce (Outlaw King)
Robert the Bruce was a king on the run after the shocking, sacrilegious murder of his rival John Comyn in a church in Dumfries - shocking because crimes committed in churches were supposed to be exclu...
29 Heinä 202028min
#10 - William Wallace (Scottish Martyr)
William Wallace, Scotland's greatest patriot, suffered a particularly brutal execution. His decapitated head was placed on a pike and taken to the Bullington club in Oxford where future Tories copulat...
22 Heinä 202027min
#9 - William Wallace (Guardian of Scotland)
The most instantly recognisable and most revered Scottish patriot of all time takes some time to talk to you about William Wallace..!! Part One 'Guardian of Scotland' tells Wallace's story from when h...
16 Heinä 202030min
#8 - Toom Tabard
John Balliol or 'Toom Tabbard' which means 'empty tunic' a nickname attributed to Balliol on account of the fact he was a king who was easily manipulated, had no real control over his kingdom, and was...
8 Heinä 202027min
#7 - The Alexanders
The 13th century and the rule of 'The Alexanders' was Scotland's golden age - only because no one realised how bad things were going to get in the 14th century, it's a bit like the Scottish football t...
2 Heinä 202024min
