William le Hardi Douglas

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William le Hardi Douglas was a 13th-century Scottish noble and warrior known for his staunch resistance to English rule during the Wars of Scottish Independence.

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instanceOf Scottish nobleman
Scottish patriot
medieval knight
capturedBy English forces
causeOfDeath illness in prison
centuryOfBirth 13th century
child Archibald Douglas
Eleanor Douglas
Hugh Douglas
James Douglas, Lord of Douglas
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Scotland
dateOfBirth circa 1240
dateOfDeath 1298
era High Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Scots
familyName Douglas
father William Longleg, Lord of Douglas
givenName William
heritage Lowland Scottish nobility
knownFor staunch resistance to English occupation of Scotland
languageSpoken Latin
Scots
mannerOfDeath died in captivity
militaryConflict Wars of Scottish Independence
mother Constance of Fife
nickname le Hardi
nobleFamily Clan Douglas
notableFor resistance to English rule in Scotland
role in the Wars of Scottish Independence
notableRelative James Douglas, Lord of Douglas
Sir James Douglas (the Good)
linked to: Sir James Douglas
opponent King Edward I of England
linked to: Edward I of England
participatedIn Scottish resistance after the death of Alexander III
defence of Berwick-upon-Tweed (1296)
placeOfBirth Scotland
placeOfDeath Tower of London
placeOfImprisonment Tower of London
positionHeld Lord of Douglas
Scottish noble
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Douglas Castle
sexOrGender male
spouse Eleanor de Lovaine
Elizabeth Stewart
supported Scottish cause for independence
title Lord of Douglas

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James Douglas father William le Hardi Douglas