Bannockburn battlefield

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Bannockburn battlefield is the historic site near Stirling, Scotland, where Robert the Bruce won a decisive victory over the English in the 1314 Battle of Bannockburn during the First War of Scottish Independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage site
historic battlefield
tourist attraction
associatedWith Edward II of England
First War of Scottish Independence
Robert the Bruce
Scottish nationalism
commandedBy Robert the Bruce
country Scotland
United Kingdom
hasCategory Scottish tourist attraction
battlefield
hasCombatant Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
hasCommemoration annual Bannockburn Day commemorations
hasDateOfEvent 23 June 1314
24 June 1314
hasHistoricalEra medieval Scotland
hasHistoricalPeriod Middle Ages
hasInterpretiveExhibits Battle of Bannockburn 3D experience
hasLandscapeFeature Bannock Burn (stream)
marshy ground
hasMemorial Bannockburn war memorial
hasMonument equestrian statue of Robert the Bruce
hasNearbyCity Stirling
hasOpeningStatus open to the public
hasPrimaryLanguage English
Scottish Gaelic
hasVisitorCentre Bannockburn Visitor Centre
heritageDesignation scheduled monument
locatedIn Bannockburn
Scotland
Stirling council area
United Kingdom
locatedNear Stirling
managedBy National Trust for Scotland
notableFor major Scottish victory over English forces
securing de facto Scottish independence
opposingCommander Edward II of England
ownedBy National Trust for Scotland
partOf First War of Scottish Independence
resultOfBattle decisive Scottish victory
significantEvent Battle of Bannockburn
siteOf Battle of Bannockburn

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Stirlingshire containsHistoricSite Bannockburn battlefield