Robert Stewart, Master of Atholl

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Robert Stewart, Master of Atholl, was a Scottish nobleman best known for his role in the 1437 plot that led to the murder of King James I of Scotland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish nobleman
historical figure
activeInPeriod 15th century
allegiance faction opposed to James I of Scotland
associatedWith Walter Stewart, Earl of Atholl
assassins of James I of Scotland
causeOfDeath execution
convictedOf treason
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Scotland
criminalCharge treason
dateOfDeath 1437
ethnicGroup Scottish
father Walter Stewart, Earl of Atholl
historicalRegion Atholl
languageOfWorkOrName Scots
memberOfNobleFamily Stewart dynasty
linked to: Stewart family
nobleTitle Master of Atholl
notableEvent plot against James I of Scotland in 1437
notableFor involvement in the 1437 plot to murder King James I of Scotland
opponent James I of Scotland
participantIn assassination of James I of Scotland
placeOfDeath Scotland
positionHeld heir to the Earldom of Atholl
punishment death
relative Robert II of Scotland

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Assassination of James I of Scotland hasConspirator Robert Stewart, Master of Atholl