Mary scots

Mary, Oueen of Scots

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  • Period: 757 to 796

    Offa

    House of Mercia
  • Period: 802 to 839

    Egbert

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 839 to 856

    Aethelwulf

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 856 to 860

    Aethelbald

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 860 to 866

    Aethelbert

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 866 to 871

    Aethelred I

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 871 to 899

    Alfred the Great

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 899 to 924

    Edward the Elder

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 924 to 940

    Athelstan

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 940 to 946

    Edmund

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 946 to 955

    Edred

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 955 to 959

    Edwy

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 959 to 975

    Edgar

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 975 to 978

    Edward the Martyr

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 978 to 1016

    Ethelred II the Unready

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 1016 to 1016

    Edmund lronside

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 1016 to 1035

    Cnut (Canute)

    House of Denmark
  • Period: 1035 to 1040

    Harold I Harefoot

    House of Denmark
  • Period: 1040 to 1042

    Harthacanut

    House of Denmark
  • Period: 1042 to 1066

    Edward the Confessor

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 1066 to 1066

    Harold II

    House of Wessex
  • Period: 1066 to 1087

    William I

    House of Normandy
  • Period: 1087 to 1100

    William II

    House of Normandy
  • Period: 1100 to 1135

    Henry I

    House of Normandy
  • Period: 1135 to 1154

    Stephen

    House of Blois
  • Period: 1154 to 1189

    Henry II

    House of Angevin
  • Period: 1189 to 1199

    Richard I

    House of Angevin
  • Period: 1199 to 1216

    John

    House of Angevin
  • Period: 1216 to 1272

    Henry III

    House of Plantagenet
  • Dec 7, 1542

    Mary Queen of Scots

    she was born in Linlithgow
  • 1558

    his wedding

    Mary, Queen of Scots, marries French Dauphin, Francis Valois (he was aged 14) at Notre Dame in Paris. She adopts the French spelling of Stuart for her surname
  • 1560

    the Church of Scotland.

    Parliament legislates protestant reformation of the Church of Scotland.
  • 1560

    Treaty of Edinburgh

    Treaty of Edinburgh between France and England, recognising sovereignty of Mary Queen of Scots and her first husband Francis II
  • 1561

    the death of her husband

    Mary Queen of Scots lands at Leith on her return from France, after the death of her husband, King Francis II
  • 1565

    his second wedding

    Mary marries her cousin Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley. The marriage is a disaster
  • 1566

    his husband secretly kills

    Darnley jealous of Mary's Italian secretary David Rizzio, bursts into her room at Holyrood and Rizzio is murdered.
  • 1567

    the killing of her husband

    Lord Darnley, husband of Mary Queen of Scots, assassinated
  • 1567

    his third wedding

    Mary marries Earl of Bothwell. The Scottish Lords imprison Mary in Loch Leven castle.
  • 1567

    his adbicacion and his kidnapper.

    Mary Queen of Scots abdicates and the young James VI accedes to Scottish throne. The Earl of Mar appointed regent.