Edward Balliol

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Edward Balliol was a 14th-century claimant to the Scottish throne who, with English support, briefly ruled Scotland during the Second War of Scottish Independence.

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Edward Balliol canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 14th-century monarch
King of Scots
claimant to the throne
medieval Scottish noble
abdicated yes
abdicationDate 1356
allegiance Anglo-Scottish nobles
Kingdom of England
birthDate c. 1283
birthPlace probably France
burialPlace Doncaster
claimedTitle King of Scots
conflict Second War of Scottish Independence
Wars of Scottish Independence
coronationDate 1332-09-24
coronationPlace Scone
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Scotland
deathDate 1367
deathPlace Wheatley, Yorkshire
event abdication of the Scottish throne in favor of Edward III
invasion of Scotland in 1332
father John Balliol
fullName Edward Balliol
gender male
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
historicalRegion Scotland
mother Isabella de Warenne
nobleFamily House of Balliol
notableBattle Battle of Dupplin Moor
Battle of Halidon Hill
notableFor being an English-backed claimant to the Scottish throne
briefly ruling parts of Scotland during the Second War of Scottish Independence
opponent David II of Scotland
Scottish Bruce loyalists
positionHeld King of Scots
predecessor Robert I of Scotland
reignEnd 1356
reignStart 1332
residence England
successor David II of Scotland
supportedBy Edward III of England
Kingdom of England
title King of Scots (disputed)

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John Balliol child Edward Balliol
David II of Scotland opponent Edward Balliol
House of Balliol notableMember Edward Balliol
House of Balliol dynastyEndedWith Edward Balliol
Edward Balliol fullName Edward Balliol
Treaty of Newcastle (1334) signatory Edward Balliol
Battle of Dupplin Moor commander Edward Balliol