Andrew Murray of Bothwell

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Andrew Murray of Bothwell was a 14th-century Scottish nobleman and military leader who played a significant role in the Wars of Scottish Independence.

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Andrew Murray of Bothwell canonical 2
Andrew Murray of Avoch 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 14th-century person
Scottish nobleman
military leader
allegiance King Robert I of Scotland
associatedWithPlace Bothwell Castle
cause Scottish independence
centuryOfActivity 14th century
conflict Anglo-Scottish wars
linked to: Anglo-Scottish Wars
country Kingdom of Scotland
ethnicity Scottish
father Andrew Moray of Bothwell
historicalPeriod Medieval Scotland
language Scots
militaryRank Guardian of Scotland
nobleFamily Murray family
nobleTitleHeld Lord of Bothwell
notableFamilyConnection brother-in-law of Robert the Bruce
notableFor leadership in the Wars of Scottish Independence
opponent Edward III of England
Kingdom of England
participatedIn Second War of Scottish Independence
Wars of Scottish Independence
positionHeld Guardian of Scotland
region Bothwell
relative Robert the Bruce
religion Christianity
role Scottish patriot leader
commander in Scottish forces
spouse Christian Bruce
supported Robert the Bruce
title Lord of Bothwell

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Christina Bruce associatedWith Andrew Murray of Bothwell
Second War of Scottish Independence hasParticipant Andrew Murray of Avoch
linked to: Andrew Murray of Bothwell
Lord of Bothwell notableHolder Andrew Murray of Bothwell